Hotel Fero Express POKOJE KLIMATYZOWANE AC

Hike through the charming Tyniec Forests, which are part of the Bielańsko-Tyniecki Landscape Park. Tyniec can be easily reached from Kraków by car, public transportation, or bicycle. The trail runs along the Vistula River, through the Grodzisko and Ostra Góra hills, Skołczanka Reserve, Kowadza Wilderness, Wielkanoc Hill, and by the Benedictine Abbey, at which there is a convenient parking lot.

This trail is ideal for a few hours of water adventure on the Vistula River. The route begins at the marina near the Benedictine Abbey in Tyniec. It also features a small parking lot. The route ends at the Dąbie Lock in Kraków. Along the way is the Kościuszko Water Grade, where the sluicing takes place.

This trail leads to Piłsudski's Mound, the highest of Krakow's mounds. It is a popular viewpoint from which the Tatra Mountains can be seen on clear days. The route leads along a vast walking tract through the Wolski Forest along Aleja Wędrowników and Aleja Do Kopca. The object can be visited free of charge. At the beginning of the route there is a spacious parking lot and the Bielany Klasztor bus stop.

Nice walk through the southern part of the village of Ściejowice. The trail runs along a local road with low traffic. There are scenic rocks on the route, which are the beginning of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, and little ponds formed in an old riverbed. The trail can be started at a small parking lot near the soccer field.

This is a quiet trail leading to Krakow's Zoological Garden. The route begins near the church and castle in Przegorzały. The trail leads along quiet paths through the Wolski Forest to the Juliusz Lea Glade, then to the Aleja Żubrowa, and toward the entrance to the Zoo. Due to the lack of parking spaces near the entrance to the trail, it is advisable to use public transportation to get there.