Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
1746 places
Bydlin
The parish cemetery in Bydlin, on Zawadka Street, is an important memorial site connected with the Battle of Krzywopłoty in November 1914. The small necropolis preserves old gravestones, a Legionnaires’ quarter and war graves from the Firs…
Wiślica
The Jewish cemetery on Widuchowska Street in Busko-Zdrój is a memorial to the town’s Jewish community and to victims of the German occupation. The necropolis was probably established in the 1880s and enlarged to about two hectares in 1928.…
Zabrze
The Jewish cemetery at 15 Cmentarna Street in Zabrze is a protected historic site and an important trace of Upper Silesia’s multicultural past. It was established in 1871; the oldest surviving gravestone dates from 18 September that year.…
gmina Kosakowo
Shipwreck Cemetery in Rewa is an informal name for underwater sites in Puck Bay, of interest mainly to divers and people interested in underwater archaeology. Three vessels have been recorded around Rewa, but this is not a marked attractio…
Grudziądz
The Citadel in Grudziądz is the main part of the Grudziądz Fortress, a Prussian fortification complex above the Vistula escarpment, about 1.5 km north of the centre. Construction began in 1776 on Frederick II’s orders and ended in 1789. Th…
Rabsztyn
Czubatka is a 382-metre hill in Klucze and a viewpoint over the Błędów Desert. From the landscaped summit you can see both the open sands and the forested parts of the desert. It is a good destination for a short walk or picnic, as well as…
Rudy
The Cyster Oak grows behind the basilica in Rudy, near Racibórz. It is a protected natural monument in the monastic park. According to the Old Abbey, dendrological studies estimate it at about **520 years old**, with a height of around **3…
Rabsztyn
Dąbrówka in Chechło is a 355-metre hill and one of the viewpoints over the Błędów Desert. From the northern side of the desert you can see open sands and the military section of the area. Its main advantage is quick access to the desert la…
Sopot
Dar Młodzieży is an active three-masted sail training ship operated by Gdynia Maritime University. For visitors, it is mainly a landmark to view from the waterfront; it is not a permanent museum with daily visiting hours. Built at the Gdań…
Siemiatycze
The former synagogue in Siemiatycze at 1 Zaszkolna Street is an important trace of the town’s Jewish history. The brick, classicist building was erected in 1797 to a design by Szymon Bogumił Zug. Its origin is linked to Duchess Anna Jabłon…
Olsztynek
By the market square in Olsztynek stands one of the town’s oldest brick-and-stone buildings: a former Evangelical church probably erected around 1350. The single-nave church was built on a rectangular plan measuring about 31 × 11 m. The lo…
Bystra
The Żylica Promenade is Szczyrk’s main pedestrian and cycling route. It follows the river through the town centre and is a good choice for a relaxed walk, a bike ride or family time away from the busy Beskidzka Street. It is not a gated pa…
gmina Pasłęk
Elbląg’s promenade is best understood as a pedestrian route through the Old Town: the Old Market Square, rebuilt townhouses, the Church Path and the area around the Market Gate. The name does not refer to one fenced or separate avenue; tre…
Karpacz
The Karpacz promenade is a short, highly tourist-oriented section of Konstytucji 3 Maja Street. Restaurants, cafés and souvenir shops line the centre, but the route is also worth exploring for its links with local history and Himalayan mou…
Radom
The Radom promenade is the main pedestrian section of Stefana Żeromskiego Street, the city’s representative avenue. Once a route towards Lublin, it is lined with 19th-century townhouses featuring ornate façades, balconies and architectural…
Czerna
Devil’s Bridge in Czerna is the ruin of a 17th-century hermit bridge in the Eliaszówka Valley, near the Discalced Carmelite monastery. The stone structure resembles a Roman aqueduct: it was about 120 m long, 9.5 m wide and 18 m high, suppo…
gmina Niegowa
The Devil’s Bridges in Złoty Potok are natural limestone outcrops in the Parkowe reserve, about 4 km from Złoty Potok. The highest rocks reach 15 m and are cut by deep crevices. In the upper part of one massif, an opening about 8 m long fo…
Piechowice
Dinopark in Szklarska Poręba is a family education and leisure park in the woods at 7 Muzealna Street, in the buffer zone of the Karkonosze Landscape Park. Its trail leads among 32 life-size dinosaur reconstructions. It is primarily an out…
Ruda Sułowska
The Carp Days in the Barycz Valley are an autumn programme devoted to Milicz carp, nature and local traditions. From September to November, restaurants, fish farms, guides and organisations invite visitors to events in towns across the val…
Jerzmanowice
Aleksandrowicka Valley lies on the Tenczyn Ridge, within Tenczyn Landscape Park, near Kraków. The roughly 3-km valley was carved by the Aleksandrówka stream, exposing Jurassic limestone and creating steep, wooded slopes. It is a quiet choi…
Jerzmanowice
Będkowska Valley is one of the longest and most scenic valleys in the Dolinki Krakowskie Landscape Park. It is about 7 km long, with the Będkówka stream along its floor. Limestone rocks, caves, a karst spring and Szum waterfall create a cl…
Istebna
Biała Wisełka Valley begins in Wisła Czarne, near Lake Czerniańskie. The Biała Wisełka is one of the streams that form the Vistula headwaters, and its bed creates steps and cascades. The wooded valley below Barania Góra combines an easy wa…
Rudno
Brzoskwinka Valley lies between Brzoskwinia and Chrosna, on the southern edge of the Kraków Valleys. The Brzoskwinka stream runs through the broad upper valley before cutting into a wooded gorge with limestone rocks. Its most interesting s…
Bytom
The Bytomka Valley is a green corridor in an industrial part of Bytom. The section between Łagiewniki and Szombierki is the most useful for walkers and cyclists: former post-industrial land was reclaimed as a public nature, recreation and…