Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
1746 places
Wilkowice
The Mały Szlak Beskidzki, formerly known as the Northern Trail, is **137 kilometres** of red markings running from Straconka in Bielsko-Biała to Luboń Wielki in the Island Beskids. It is the fourth longest trail of the Carpathians, leading…
Łódź
In Rzgów, south of Łódź, off national road 1, operates the year-round theme park Mandoria, styled as a **16th-century merchant town with a harbour**. It occupies the hall of a former trade centre, so the attractions run regardless of the w…
gmina Niegowa
In the centre of Żarki, at the foot of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, runs the Hokus Pokuss candy manufactory — a place where lollipops are made by hand and before the visitors' eyes. Piłsudskiego Street 17 hides a workshop where hot sugar…
gmina Kosakowo
Puck has a harbour that joins three worlds: the historic fishing basin, the yachting regatta port and a new marina that welcomed its first sailors in **July 2023**. They all lie on the Bay of Puck in the very centre of the town, by Żeglarz…
Warszawa
The Marszałkowska Housing District (MDM) is the best-known Warsaw example of socialist realism: a huge housing ensemble built in **1950–1952** along Marszałkowska Street, from Wilcza Street to Union of Lublin Square. Construction began on…
Żywiec
Above Radziechowy, on the ridge separating the Żywiec Basin from the main range of the Silesian Beskids, rises Matyska hill (609 m above sea level). On its summit, known as the Golgota Beskidów (Calvary of the Beskids), stands the **Millen…
Tarnowskie Góry
Next to the Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Nakło Śląskie stands the neo-Romanesque mausoleum of the Henckel von Donnersmarck family. The family necropolis of the Nakło line was erected in **1898** to a design by the Viennese architect Hug…
Legnica
In the Baroque church of St John the Baptist in Legnica survives the first Baroque funerary chapel in Silesia: the **Mausoleum of the Silesian Piasts** of 1677–1679. It was built for the last members of the dynasty and at the same time sta…
Kopice
Next to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross church in Kopice near Grodków stands the neoclassical mausoleum of Johanna and Hans Ulrich Schaffgotsch. The tomb from the second half of the 19th century remains a memento of the "Silesian Cinderel…
Nowy Sącz
On the outskirts of Nowy Sącz, on Lwowska Street, a reconstructed Galician small town of more than a century ago has been brought back to life: a market square with a town hall, a stylish café and an inn serving regional dishes. The open-a…
Wiślica
In Wiślica, right next to the collegiate church, beneath the pavilion of the Archaeological Museum – a branch of the National Museum in Kielce – survive the relics of the Romanesque church of St Nicholas and a stone basin 4.5 metres across…
Kruszyniany
On the edge of Kruszyniany, above the valley of the Nietupa river, behind a stone wall stretches the mizar – a Muslim cemetery founded by the Tatar community in the **second half of the 17th century**. It is one of the oldest traces of Tat…
Głogówek
Among fields and clusters of trees between Pisarzowice and Komorniki, on the Osobłoga river, stand the ruins of a milling complex known as the Amerykan: the former Schreibersdorfer Mühle mill, a granary and a manor house with a bakery. Bui…
gmina Niegowa
On the upper course of the Wiercica river, where it flows out of Zielony Staw (Green Pond), stands the wooden Kołaczew mill of **1807** – the last of six water mills that once worked on the river near Złoty Potok. The building lies within…
Sułoszowa
In Grodzisko near Skała, within the Ojców National Park, the Tarnówki mill worked for centuries – today one of **12 preserved** monuments of water milling in the Prądnik Valley. The site belongs to private owners, who run an agritourism fa…
Dębno
Modyń (1,029 m above sea level) is one of the highest peaks of the Beskid Wyspowy, a range of solitary hill "islands" between Łącko and Limanowa. The three-ridged massif is covered with dense forest, but since **2021** a **27-metre observa…
Jastrzębik
The mofetta named after Professor Henryk Świdziński, on the boundary of Jastrzębik and Złockie near Muszyna, is the largest and most productive cold gas emission in Poland. From the bed of the Złocki Stream a gas consisting of roughly **95…
Lubomierz
Mogielica (1,170 m above sea level) is the highest peak of the Beskid Wyspowy and a member of the Crown of Polish Mountains, known as the Queen of the range. Since **2022** the forested dome, called the Kopa by locals, has been topped by a…
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Sopot
Orłowo Pier stretches 180 metres into the Bay of Gdańsk from one of the most distinctive parts of Gdynia’s coastline. From the wooden walkway you can look towards the sea, the beach and Orłowo Cliff, while just a few steps away the distric…
Wrocław
Grunwald Bridge is one of the most recognisable features of Wrocław’s cityscape and an interesting monument of engineering in its own right. It was built between 1908 and 1910 to connect the city centre with the expanding eastern districts…
Sochaczew
The bridge over the Słudwia river in Maurzyce near Łowicz, completed in **1928**, was the world's first welded road bridge. The structure designed by engineer Stefan Bryła measures **27 metres in length** and nearly 7 metres in width. Join…
Giżycko
The swing bridge over the Łuczański Canal in the centre of Giżycko was built in the second half of the **19th century** to link the town with Boyen Fortress. The canal joins the Masurian lakes Niegocin and Kisajno, and the steel truss is t…
gmina Kosakowo
The Butterfly House in Dębki, a fishing hamlet of the Krokowa commune at the mouth of the Piaśnica river, lets you walk among hundreds of live butterflies from Africa, Asia, South America and Australia. The insects fly freely here, without…
gmina Jastarnia
The Butterfly House in Karwia, a summer resort village of the Władysławowo commune, gathers dozens of species of live, freely flying butterflies from the farthest corners of the world. A tropical climate rules inside: it is warm, very gree…