The Gubałówka Funicular is a popular cable railway in Zakopane, a resort town in the Tatra Mountains of southern Poland. This funicular railway takes passengers from the center of Zakopane to the top of Gubałówka Hill, a well-known vantage point offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, including the Tatra range, and the town below.

Start your day by strolling down this lively pedestrian street, filled with charming shops, cafes, and restaurants. It's the heart of Zakopane and a great place to soak in the local atmosphere.

Wielka Krokiew is a renowned ski jumping hill located in Zakopane, Poland. It is one of the most famous and iconic ski jumping venues in the world, attracting both international athletes and large numbers of spectators, especially during major competitions.

The Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Jaszczurówka is one of the most beautiful works of Zakopane-style sacred architecture. It is located near the Tatra National Park. The chapel was designed in 1904-1907, and the building material is mainly wood, which combines folk elements with modernism. The interior and architectural details are full of references to the culture of Podhale.

The term "bacówka" refers to a shepherd's hut used in the highlands, especially for cheese production. "Bacówka Zakopiańczyk" offers 100% sheep cheese, including oscypek cheese with a quality certificate. An additional attraction is the possibility of feeding great looking sheep and rams.

Termy Chochołowskie is one of the largest and most modern thermal bath complexes in Poland, located in the village of Chochołów, near Zakopane in the Podhale region. It is a popular destination for both relaxation and recreation, offering a wide range of facilities that utilize the region's natural geothermal waters.

Step back in time and discover a place filled with history, art, and soul. In a 200-year-old wooden house in the heart of Chochołów, a local woodcarver continues a centuries-old tradition, crafting wooden sculptures by hand every day. His beautiful works — mostly sacred figures — can be found in nearby churches and museums. During your visit, you’ll have the chance to watch the artist at work, learn about traditional woodcarving techniques, and explore his perfectly preserved wooden home. The house, both inside and out, has remained completely original, offering a rare glimpse into the authentic spirit of Podhale’s wooden architecture and artistry. An unforgettable cultural experience — one of those rare places that truly have a soul.