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Chochołowska Valley (Dolina Chochołowska)
A valley of about 10 km in the Western Tatras with spruce forest, grazed meadows and caves, and a mountain hut in its upper part.
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Gubałówka hill and funicular
A 1,129 m hill above Zakopane reached by a funicular opened in 1938, with views over the town and the Tatras.
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Jaszczurówka Chapel
A wooden chapel designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz and built in 1904–1907, regarded as one of the finest examples of the Zakopane Style.
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Kasprowy Wierch cable car
One of Europe's oldest cable cars, opened in 1936, climbing about 4.3 km from Kuźnice to the summit of Kasprowy Wierch.
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Kościeliska Valley (Dolina Kościeliska)
A 9 km limestone valley in the Western Tatras, entered from Kiry, with around 70 caves and many crags and rock formations.
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Morskie Oko
The largest lake in the Tatras, at 1,395 m in Tatra National Park, reached on foot or partly by horse-drawn cart in about two hours from the nearest road.
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Niedzica Castle (Zamek Dunajec)
A Gothic castle begun in the 1320s above Lake Czorsztyn, now a historical museum.
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Old Cemetery at Pęksowy Brzyzek
Zakopane's historic cemetery off Kościeliska Street, the resting place of figures such as Tytus Chałubiński and Stanisław Witkiewicz.
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St Michael the Archangel's Church, Dębno
A 15th-century wooden Gothic church with painted interior decoration from around 1500, on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 2003.
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Tank Arena Zakopane
A paintball site on the edge of Zakopane where visitors aged 15 and over drive mini tanks and fight paintball battles in a dedicated tank arena. The 20,000 m² site also has standard paintball and children's paintball, and bookings must be made at least 24 hours ahead.
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Tatra Museum (Muzeum Tatrzańskie)
Founded in 1888, the museum's main building on Krupówki covers the nature, history and folk culture of the Polish Tatras and Podhale.
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Wielka Krokiew ski jump
Zakopane's large ski-jumping hill, opened in 1925 and a regular World Cup venue.
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Attraction · Dębno
St Michael the Archangel's Church, Dębno
A 15th-century wooden Gothic church with painted interior decoration from around 1500, on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 2003.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Kiry
Kościeliska Valley (Dolina Kościeliska)
A 9 km limestone valley in the Western Tatras, entered from Kiry, with around 70 caves and many crags and rock formations.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Kościelisko
Chochołowska Valley (Dolina Chochołowska)
A valley of about 10 km in the Western Tatras with spruce forest, grazed meadows and caves, and a mountain hut in its upper part.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Niedzica
Niedzica Castle (Zamek Dunajec)
A Gothic castle begun in the 1320s above Lake Czorsztyn, now a historical museum.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Tatra National Park
Morskie Oko
The largest lake in the Tatras, at 1,395 m in Tatra National Park, reached on foot or partly by horse-drawn cart in about two hours from the nearest road.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane
Gubałówka hill and funicular
A 1,129 m hill above Zakopane reached by a funicular opened in 1938, with views over the town and the Tatras.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane
Jaszczurówka Chapel
A wooden chapel designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz and built in 1904–1907, regarded as one of the finest examples of the Zakopane Style.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane
Old Cemetery at Pęksowy Brzyzek
Zakopane's historic cemetery off Kościeliska Street, the resting place of figures such as Tytus Chałubiński and Stanisław Witkiewicz.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane
Tank Arena Zakopane
A paintball site on the edge of Zakopane where visitors aged 15 and over drive mini tanks and fight paintball battles in a dedicated tank arena. The 20,000 m² site also has standard paintball…
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane
Tatra Museum (Muzeum Tatrzańskie)
Founded in 1888, the museum's main building on Krupówki covers the nature, history and folk culture of the Polish Tatras and Podhale.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane
Wielka Krokiew ski jump
Zakopane's large ski-jumping hill, opened in 1925 and a regular World Cup venue.
Plan your visit →Attraction · Zakopane (Kuźnice)
Kasprowy Wierch cable car
One of Europe's oldest cable cars, opened in 1936, climbing about 4.3 km from Kuźnice to the summit of Kasprowy Wierch.
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