Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
1746 places
Stara Wieś
The red-marked trail, about **113 km** long, runs from Częstochowa to Wieluń through the northern, least-visited part of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. It starts at the Old Market Square in Częstochowa, passes Mstów and Kruszyna, and then…
Pińczów
Paddling the Nida covers about **102 km** of a gentle lowland river in the Ponidzie region, from the bridge on national road No. 7 down to the mouth on the Vistula below Nowy Korczyn. The river’s source is taken to be the Biała Nida; toget…
gmina Pasłęk
A driving trail of about **300 km** follows the traces of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473–1543) through Warmia, Mazuria and Powiśle — via Olsztyn, Lidzbark Warmiński, Orneta, Elbląg, Olsztynek and Frombork. On the ground the route is marked with…
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…
gmina Niegowa
A town heritage route of **six stops** runs from Koziegłowska Street to the Old Market Square in Żarki, telling the story of the town’s Jewish community, which for centuries helped shape this town in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. A walk w…
Międzyzdroje
The red hiking trail of about **380 km** leads from Świnoujście to Żarnowiec almost continuously along the beach, dune ridges and the edge of cliffs — the entire length of Poland’s Baltic coast. In West Pomeranian Voivodeship it bears the…
Kruszwica
The Piast Trail links the three strongholds of Poland’s beginnings — **Poznań, Gniezno and Kruszwica** — with dozens of heritage sites from the era when the Polish state took shape, across Greater Poland and Kuyavia. It operates as a car a…
Chrzanów
The Renaissance Trail in Lesser Poland is a project of the Kraków-based Willa Decius Association, promoting the heritage of the 16th century — an era when Italian builders permanently entered the region’s landscape. The route covers manors…
Strzelno
The trail links the most valuable evidence of Romanesque art in Poland: buildings erected from the **11th to the 13th centuries**, when the young Piast state rivalled the contemporary Europe. The starting point is Strzelno in Kuyavia, wher…
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…
Chałupki
A route of **thirty-four towers and viewing platforms** on both sides of the Polish-Czech border in the Silesia Euroregion: **eleven objects in Poland and twenty-three in the Czech Republic**. The project joins dozens of municipalities, an…
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…
Zakopane
A town route past more than **forty monuments** of Zakopane, prepared by the Tatra Museum in **2015**, on the centenary of Stanisław Witkiewicz's death. It presents a national style of architecture developed from around **1890** on the bas…
Nysa
A European pilgrimage route leading to the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, where, according to the faithful, the relics of St James the Greater rest. Pilgrims have walked this way for over **a thousand years**, and since **2005** the…
Zabrze
A car-based thematic route past **forty sites** of industrial heritage in the Silesian voivodeship: mines, breweries, energy, railway, communications and food industry landmarks. It is run by the Coal Mining Museum in Zabrze. The most valu…
Święta Katarzyna
A car route of **150 km** through the sites of the oldest industrial district in Poland: the Old-Polish Industrial District, the most industrialised region of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. It links **thirteen** heritage-of-technology…
Gniew
A car route of several hundred kilometres across the former lands of the Teutonic Order: from Malbork through Kociewie, Powiśle, Warmia, Masuria and Kashubia. It links **a dozen or so Gothic strongholds** whose walls today serve as museums…
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)…
Złoty Stok
The Ochrowa Adit is a tourist route of the Złoty Stok Gold Mine — an attraction opened on **28 May 1996** in a former gold and arsenic mine at the foot of the Złote Mountains. Ochrowa is its newest, recently opened section; before that, th…
Gliwice
The Maciej Shaft in Zabrze's Maciejów district is a fully preserved complex of the former Concordia mine (later Pstrowski), now open to visitors as a site on the Industrial Monuments Route. Early twentieth-century buildings, the winding to…
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…