Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
149 places
Supraśl
Dom Ogrodnika in Supraśl, also known as the Old Post Office or Old Inn, is a historic wooden building at 3 Stanisława Konarskiego Street. It was built in the second half of the 18th century as accommodation for gardeners working in the gar…
Bielsk Podlaski
In Soce, one of the three villages in the Open Shutters Land, a small wooden Orthodox chapel of St Prophet Elijah stands by the main road. It is a quiet Podlachian stop and a filial chapel of the parish in Puchły, not a large church for re…
Toszek
The wooden Church of St Anne in Lubliniec stands on St Anne Street, close to the market square and castle. Built in 1653 after a great town fire, it is now part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of the Silesian Voivodeship. This small activ…
gmina Niegowa
The wooden Church of St Giles in Podlesie near Lelów is part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of Silesian Voivodeship. It stands in a quiet village on the edge of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland and the Włoszczowa Basin. The present church w…
Tarnowskie Góry
The wooden Church of St. John the Baptist in Brusiek is a church on the edge of a village among the forests of Lubliniec County. It is a filial church of the parish in Kalety-Drutarnia and part of the Wooden Architecture Trail of Silesian…
Stara Wieś
At the western end of Biskupice village, near the medieval town of Byczyna, stands the wooden Church of St John the Baptist. The present church was built in 1626 as a Protestant church and later became Roman Catholic. It is a quiet, small…
Kraków
## Key information The Royal Road is a historic route through central Kraków, running from Matejki Square to Wawel Hill. It commemorates the former route of royal coronation entries, funeral processions and ceremonial parades. Along the wa…
Zator
## Key information Graboszyce Manor, about 6 km from Zator, is a Renaissance defensive manor built around 1575 on the initiative of Dionizy (Dziwisz) Brandys. The brick building stands on a rise with a deep moat, and older elements survive…
Sandomierz
## Essential information The manor-and-park complex in Skotniki Sandomierskie is a valuable example of a Polish defensive alkierz-style manor. It stands in Samborzec municipality, about 10 km south-west of Sandomierz and 5 km from Koprzywn…
Gdańsk
## Gdańsk Główny historic railway station Gdańsk Główny at 2 Podwale Grodzkie is an important rail, tram and bus interchange, but also one of the city’s best-known historic buildings. The station was built in 1896–1900 in the Gdańsk Neo-Re…
Tarnowskie Góry
Railway service reached Tarnowskie Góry in **1857**. The neo-Renaissance station, designed by **Robert Honsch**, opened on **15 October 1888**. The two-storey, neo-Renaissance brick building on a stone plinth bears coats of arms in the ron…
Katowice
Katowice station is the most important railway station in the Upper Silesian Industrial Region and one of the busiest rail hubs in Poland. It stands on Wilhelm Szewczyk Square, a few steps from 3 Maja Street — the city's main pedestrian pr…
Karpacz
## Wild Waterfall in Karpacz The Wild Waterfall near the lower station of the cable car to Kopa is one of Karpacz’s best-known sights. Despite its name, it is not a natural waterfall but a cascade formed on a stone debris-retention dam on…
Lanckorona
Anioł w Miasteczku is a winter festival that brings Lanckorona to life each year. On the first weekend after Saint Nicholas Day, the market square fills with angels, crafts, music and a pre-Christmas atmosphere. The 23rd edition will take…
Racibórz
The Upper Odra Festival is a three-day celebration held across western Silesia. It combines concerts, workshops, tours, outdoor activities and local food. The sixth edition took place from 26 to 28 June 2026 in places including Rybnik, Rac…
Sopot
The Hewelion the Lion Trail is a family-friendly city game and an unusual way to explore Gdańsk. Bronze figures of the friendly lion stand at different points around the city, with each character referring to its location. Hewelion echoes…
Wasilków
Folwark Nadawki in Wasilków, near Białystok, is a countryside complex with a restaurant, accommodation and family-friendly attractions. It suits a relaxed meal or a short stop with children, but it is not a traditional amusement park with…
gmina Łubowo
The Fountain of Lech, Czech and Rus stands on the Market Square in Pobiedziska, between Poznań and Gniezno on the Piast Trail. It is a free outdoor attraction and a useful landmark during a short walk through the centre. The sculpture conn…
Siewierz
The Siewierz Maidens Fountain stands on the Market Square in Siewierz, close to the ruins of the Kraków Bishops’ Castle. This free outdoor attraction works well as a short stop, photo spot or break during a trip through the Kraków–Częstoch…
Nysa
The Triton Fountain in Nysa is one of the city’s best-known historic landmarks. It stands where the Market Square meets Bracka and Celna Streets. This Baroque sculpture is an easy stop on a walk through the “Silesian Rome”, for photographs…
Katowice
The Szyb Wilson Gallery is at 1 Oswobodzenia Street in Katowice, on the edge of Janów, Nikiszowiec and Szopienice. It occupies historic buildings of the former “Wieczorek” mine shaft, whose history dates back to 1826. According to the venu…
Łódź
The Gallery of Great Citizens of Łódź is a group of six outdoor monuments along Piotrkowska Street. This free route commemorates people and stories connected with the city’s cultural and industrial history. It is not an enclosed museum: th…
gmina Niegowa
The Geopark of the Northern Jura is a developing geotourism area in the northern Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. It covers seven municipalities: Mstów, Olsztyn, Przyrów, Janów, Poraj, Żarki and Niegowa. Limestone formed in a warm sea more than…
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…