Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
156 places
Moszna
Beside the historic palace park in Moszna, in the Krapkowice district, a stud farm has been shaping Polish thoroughbred racing for more than seventy years. The Moszna Stud Farm is both a breeding centre and a place where riding lessons, tr…
gmina Niegowa
In August, the quiet Lelów, a former royal town in the Częstochowa county, turns for three days into a capital of two dishes baked all night long. The Festival of Ciulim and Czulent is a festival of Polish and Jewish culture, recalling the…
Czorsztyn
More than **1,500 kilometres** of routes linking **252 wooden landmarks** — churches, tserkvas, manor houses, inns and open-air museums — the Wooden Architecture Trail in Małopolska is the region's largest cultural tourism route. As many a…
Goczałkowice-Zdrój
**1,060 kilometres** of routes and **93 historic wooden landmarks** make up the Silesian section of the Wooden Architecture Trail, created through the cooperation of the Silesia, Małopolska and Subcarpathian voivodeships. Churches, chapels…
Łódź
Following the traces of Łódź animation — the city produced **more than 1,400 animated films**, many of them at the Se-ma-for studio — runs a family trail of bronze figures known from the screen. Teddy Floppy-Ear (Miś Uszatek), the cats Fil…
Chęciny
When the Cistercians arrived on Polish lands in the **12th century**, their monasteries became centres of culture, economy and contact with Western Europe. The Cistercian Trail, established in September **1990** at the abbey in Mogiła near…
Żyrowa
The Opole Culinary Trail Bifyj, run by the Opole Regional Tourist Organisation, was launched in **2015** as a map of the flavours of Opole Silesia. Its name comes from the word “bifyj”, used in the local dialect for beef. The network inclu…
Dębno
A network of **ten agritourism homesteads** scattered across the Gorce Mountains and the Beskid Wyspowy around Limanowa, prepared by the Gorce Tourism Organisation as a tourism product of the region. It is not one trail to walk, but a loop…
Goczałkowice-Zdrój
A culinary route run by the Silesian Tourist Organisation since **2012**, promoting the food heritage of the Silesian voivodeship. In **2013** it received the Polish Tourist Organisation Certificate as the best Polish tourism product. **Tw…
Piekary Śląskie
Piekary Śląskie, a city with county rights in the heart of the Upper Silesian Industrial Region, links five waymarked hiking trails. They run through places central to the region's history: traces of the march of John III Sobieski's hussar…
Częstochowa
In the Jura town of Olsztyn, about 15 km south-east of Częstochowa, an all-year moving nativity scene carved from linden wood has been built for over a decade by the local artist Jan Wewiór. Known as Jurajskie Betlejemowo (the Jura Bethleh…
Katowice
Every December since about **1908**, the basilica of Katowice-Panewniki has hosted one of the largest Christmas nativity scenes in Poland — practically since the church was built. The crib first stood in the right side of the temple; since…
Piekary Śląskie
On the Rajski Plac beside the basilica in Piekary Śląskie — the heart of the Sanctuary of Social Justice and Love, one of Upper Silesia's foremost Marian shrines — a Christmas display known as Piekarskie Betlejem (the Bethlehem of Piekary)…
Sławno
On the revitalised market square of Wągrowiec, a county town in northern Greater Poland, operates a multimedia fountain with shows run daily, almost all year round. It is the only such fountain in the region and the only one in Poland that…
Waliszewo
## Tarcza Olbrzyma Pośrodku pól w Sokolnikach leży jeden z większych głazów narzutowych w Wielkopolsce. **Tarcza Olbrzyma ma około 16,5 m obwodu i niemal 1,8 m wysokości**, a od 1984 roku chroniona jest jako pomnik przyrody. W rzeczywistoś…
Kruszyniany
On the edge of the Knyszyn Forest, in the village of Kruszyniany known for its historic mosque, runs a Tatar agritourism farm with the Tatar Yurt restaurant. It is run by Dżenneta Bogdanowicz, and in the yard stand a genuine furnished yurt…
Poznań
Termy Maltańskie stands beside Lake Malta and combines three different experiences in one complex: sports swimming, a water park and an extensive sauna area. The facility uses natural geothermal water drawn from a depth of 1,306 metres to…
Sochaczew
In Mszczonów, a town between Warsaw and Łódź, operates a bathing complex opened in **2008** and fed with genuine thermal water. It is drawn from a depth of more than **1,700 metres** and reaches the surface at a temperature above **30 degr…
Uniejów
In Uniejów, a small town on the Warta river in the Łódź region, operates a thermal complex fed by brine extracted from a depth of about **2 km** — at the source it reaches nearly **70°C**, while the pools keep it above **30°C**. In **2012*…
Wieliczka
The brine graduation tower in Wieliczka stands in Park św. Kingi, a few minutes from the centre and the Daniłowicz Shaft. Opened at the end of **2014**, it is the largest structure of its kind in southern Poland: it measures around **53 by…
Międzybrodzie Bialskie
The year-round luge track on the northern slope of Góra Żar (**761 m above sea level**) ranks among the most spectacular rides in the Little Beskids. The route consists of a dozen or so profiled ramps and bends at fairly sharp angles, and…
Podzamcze
At the foot of the ruins of Ogrodzieniec Castle in Podzamcze, on the slopes of Góra Zamkowa — the highest hill of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland (**515.5 m above sea level**) — the River Splash luge track has been operating since **2014**.…
Częstochowa
The Transjura Horse Riding Trail is **204 kilometres** of orange-marked routes for riders, laid out in **2007** along the red Trail of the Eagles' Nests. It links Częstochowa (the Mirów district) with Nielepice near Kraków — and in practic…
Srebrna Góra
Around Srebrna Góra and the whole Kłodzko Valley stretches the Singletrack Glacensis — the largest network of forest cycling trails in Poland: **220 kilometres** of singletrack, and with connectors over **300 km** of mountain bike routes.…