Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
1746 places
Łęknica
The Babina Former Mine Geo-Trail runs through a disused lignite and ceramic-clay mine between Nowe Czaple and Łęknica. It is one of the most distinctive routes in the Muskau Bend Geopark: former workings filled with water, while different…
Chrzanów
GEOsfera is the Ecological and Geological Education Centre in Jaworzno, arranged in the disused Sadowa Góra quarry. It combines an educational park, sensory garden and recreation area. The former quarry walls expose Triassic rocks more tha…
Bohoniki
In Podlachia, some 3 km from Bohoniki, stands a glacial erratic commemorating the Tatar family of Mucha — the last trace of the Tatars who lived in the village of Malawicze Górne. The boulder was placed there in **2006** by Arsłan Mucha, a…
Krzeszów
The Głazy Krasnoludków Nature Reserve, also called the Gorzeszów Rocks, lies about 2 km south-west of Gorzeszów in Kamienna Góra municipality. It protects unusual sandstone weathering forms: a chain of rocks about 1,200 metres long hidden…
Kraków
On Kraków’s Main Square, at the junction of St Anne and Wiślna streets, lies a monumental bronze head with empty eye sockets and leather straps. This is **Eros Bendato** by Igor Mitoraj, a sculpture that has become one of the most recognis…
Brenna
The Kazimierz Sosnowski Main Beskid Trail is the longest marked mountain trail in Poland. Red trail markers lead from Ustroń in the Silesian Beskids to Wołosate in the Bieszczady; according to the PTT badge regulations, the route is about…
Święta Katarzyna
The Edmund Massalski Main Holy Cross Mountains Trail is the longest hiking trail in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains. Red markers lead for approximately **105 km** from Gołoszyce to Kuźniaki, crossing the Jeleniowskie and Łysogóry ranges and t…
Częstochowa
Jasna Góra’s Golgotha is a cycle of **18 paintings** by Jerzy Duda-Gracz forming a contemporary Stations of the Cross at the Jasna Góra monastery in Częstochowa. The paintings are displayed on the upper level of the entrance section of the…
Strzelno
Golgotha in Licheń Stary is a stone-and-concrete structure beside the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Licheń. It is about **25 m high** and takes the form of a winding path through a maze of passages, grottos, chapels, figures and reliefs. A cros…
Dobczyce
Chełm Mountain above Myślenice is a popular destination for a short trip from Kraków and a base for active recreation. You can walk to the summit or take the chairlift from Zarabie. At the top, a 15-metre viewing tower offers views, in goo…
Będzin
St Dorothy’s Hill, popularly known as Dorotka, rises in Będzin’s Grodziec district. The hill is **382 m above sea level** and makes a good short walk away from city traffic. A historic church of St Dorothy, built in 1635, stands at the top…
gmina Międzyzdroje
Gosań Hill in Wolin National Park is the highest point on the Polish coast, rising to **93 m above sea level** about 4 km east of Międzyzdroje. A viewpoint on the cliff top looks out over the Baltic Sea and the coastal landscape of Wolin I…
Gdańsk
Gradowa Hill is a small elevation in central Gdańsk, just behind the main railway station. It rises to about **46 m above sea level** and combines three roles: a viewpoint, a former fortification area and the home of the **Hevelianum** sci…
Tarnowskie Góry
Grojec Hill near Psary, in the Woźniki municipality, rises to **365 m above sea level** as the summit of a limestone hill set in the agricultural landscape of northern Silesia. Its slopes contain the Góra Grojec nature reserve, established…
Bytów
Leman Hill in Piaszno, Kashubia, is a small elevation reaching **220 m above sea level**, south of Bytów. A wooden viewing tower over 20 m high stands at the summit, while a reconstruction of a Gothic settlement and stone circles are nearb…
gmina Jastarnia
Libek Hill, also called Lubek, is the highest dune on the Hel Spit. It is about **12.5 m above sea level** and lies between Jastarnia and Kuźnica, in one of the most interesting natural sections of the Hel Peninsula. From the top, you can…
Chęciny
Miedzianka Mountain in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains is a rocky limestone summit of about **354 m above sea level** in the Chęciny municipality. The massif is protected as a nature reserve and is known for rock outcrops, karst features and…
Ojców
Okopy Hill in Ojców National Park rises above the Prądnik Valley near Ciemna Cave. The limestone massif combines geological, natural and historical interest. Its most important historic feature is the surviving fragments of the ramparts of…
Jastrzębik
Parkowa Hill in Krynica-Zdrój rises directly above the spa promenade. The summit is about **741–742 m above sea level**, and the first funicular railway in Poland, opened in 1937, runs to the top. Its route is 642 m long and retains its pr…
gmina Pilica
St Peter’s Hill in Pilica is known as the cradle of the town. On the hill east of today’s centre, a historic wooden belfry survives from the church of St Peter and Paul. This small, quiet site combines the history of Old Pilica with views…
Cieszyn
Castle Hill in Cieszyn is the historic heart of the town, rising above the Olza River by the Polish-Czech border. The former stronghold preserves the Romanesque Rotunda of St Nicholas and St Wenceslaus, the Gothic Piast Tower and a park wi…
Drohiczyn
Castle Hill in Drohiczyn is a wooded rise above the Bug River and a good viewpoint for seeing its distinctive bends. It stands close to the town centre, so the short climb fits easily into a walk among Drohiczyn’s historic buildings. The h…
Międzybrodzie Bialskie
Żar Mountain in the Little Beskids rises to 761 metres above Międzybrodzie Żywieckie. Its crest holds the upper reservoir of the Porąbka-Żar pumped-storage plant, with views towards Lake Międzybrodzkie, Lake Żywieckie and the Beskids. A fu…
Bytom
The Upper Silesian Narrow-Gauge Railways run on a historic 785 mm track between Bytom, Tarnowskie Góry and Miasteczko Śląskie. The network began in the mid-19th century as industrial transport. Today, a heritage-train ride combines railway…