A place where you can feel real adrenaline. For nearly 10 years, on the premises of a closed sand mine in Biskupice, a group of enthusiasts has been organizing extraordinary attractions. Among them, among others: offroad 4x4, quad rides, paintball, archery and zip line rides. It is the perfect place for corporate integration, an unforgettable birthday party or an unobvious hen party. A large dose of fun and positive emotions guaranteed!

This is a nature reserve worth seeing while in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. The elevation is 467 m above sea level and is one of the highest climbing locations in Poland. Góra Zborów, also called Berkowa Góra, is a hill that is part of Skały Kroczyckie. A nature reserve was established in this place in August 1957. It protects the unique geological structure, flora and fauna of Góra Zborówe and the neighboring Kołaczek. The area of Góra Zborów was shaped by karst processes, which is why there are numerous limestone inselbergs, caves and sinkholes. The Trail of the Eagles' Nests runs near the reserve. In the immediate vicinity of the reserve there is the Jura Natural and Cultural Heritage Center with an interesting geological exhibition. Here you can also buy an entrance ticket to Góra Zborów and the Piękna Cave.

It takes us back to times past, showing traditions and crafts from centuries ago. The location of the museum near the river gives it a specific charm and influences the atmosphere of the place - you can hear the sound of the water, and the surrounding trees and nature add peace. What distinguishes the Old Mill Museum of Ancient Crafts is its authenticity and care in reproducing old craft techniques. The museum presents various workshops and ateliers where you can see craftsmen performing traditional works. From weaving and blacksmithing to pottery and carpentry, the place showcases a wide spectrum of ancient crafts.

The architecture and history of the mill building are also an important element of the museum. Preserved elements of the historic structure and original machinery and equipment allow visitors to gain insight into the past.

The museum offers a rich educational program and interactive presentations that engage visitors in the process of learning about ancient crafts. Here you can try your hand at hand weaving, forge your own nail or make a clay vessel under the watchful eye of craftsmen. Additionally, the museum organizes various workshops, exhibitions and thematic events. It is not only a place for lovers of history and crafts, but also for families, schools and people looking for a unique and interactive experience.

A unique natural site that is part of a rock massif that towers over the surrounding areas. Its name comes from its appearance, which resembles a large first aid kit. What distinguishes Skala Apteka is its unique geological structure. It consists mainly of hard limestones that create impressive vertical walls and pillars. These natural rock formations are a great climbing destination for those who enjoy the sport. Not only do they offer exciting challenges, but they also provide unforgettable views of the surrounding area.

There is a beautiful landscape around the Apteka Rock - picturesque valleys, gorges, forests and fields make the surroundings of the rock extremely charming. The nature around Skała Apteka is rich in various species of plants and animals, which also makes this place interesting for lovers of nature observations.

A visit to the Apteca Rock can be not only an adventure for climbers, but also an opportunity to admire the fascinating history of this place.
There are many castles, ruins and traces of old settlements in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. Some of these objects can be seen from the height of the Apteka Rock, which allows you to discover the secrets of the past and contemplate the rich history of the region.

It is a rocky limestone hill stretching between the Castle in Mirów and the Castle in Bobolice. It is said that here you can see the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland in a nutshell. The hill is approximately 2 km long and is largely treeless. Here you can admire numerous rock outliers, called Mirowskie Rocks. There are numerous caves in the massif, but they are dangerous and not open to tourists. Grzęda Mirowsko-Bobolicka is an attractive tourist and recreational area. There is a hiking trail running along its ridge, from which you can admire a wide panorama of the area. Skały Mirowskie is one of the most important climbing spots in this part of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. There are approximately 150 climbing routes marked here.

It is a magical place that delights with its history and charm. Situated on a hill, the castle offers not only fascinating ruins, but also breathtaking views of the picturesque landscapes. Built in the 14th century, the castle was once an impressive stronghold that has retained its uniqueness to this day - it is one of the few castles in the region that has retained its character and atmosphere from ancient times. The ruins delight with their architecture and detailed elements that can still be admired. However, it is the location of the castle that makes it unique. The stronghold rises on a hill, surrounded by forests and vast fields, creating a beautiful landscape. Walking through the ruins, you can enjoy panoramic views and feel like you are in a medieval fairy tale. This place is perfect for nature lovers who want to combine discovering history with the charm of the surrounding nature. Additionally, the castle played an important role in the history of the region and leaves a trace in the form of legends and stories. Its secrets and unknown stories are waiting for visitors to discover. This place is full of magic and ghosts of times gone by, which makes it unique and fascinating for history and mystery lovers.

Also called Devil's Rock. It is a limestone group of rocks with a height of 7 to 18 m, on which numerous climbing routes have been marked. Climbers can climb a typical rock needle, a rock mushroom, and have at their disposal floor, vertical and overhanging walls with pillars, chimneys and cuts. Characteristic of this group of rocks is a boulder wedged between two walls.

It is a fascinating natural site that delights with its history and unique atmosphere. Located on the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, this cave is distinguished not only by its location, but also by its unique features that attract tourists from all over the world. The cave is located not far from the village of Ojców, near the Ojców National Park, which makes it
lies in a picturesque landscape, surrounded by lush vegetation and majestic rocks. Its location among such charming surroundings makes it an ideal place for nature lovers and people looking for peace and quiet.

What makes Łokietek Cave unique is its historical significance. According to legend, it was intended to serve as a hiding place for the Polish king, Władysław the Elbow-high, in the 14th century. During enemy invasions, the king was supposed to hide in the cave, using its natural corridors and chambers.

Łokietka Cave consists of various parts that can be visited. You can explore narrow corridors, admire stalactites and stalagmites, and discover beautiful rock formations. There is a specific microclimate inside, which gives the cave a unique charm. While visiting the Łokietka Cave, you can also learn more about its history and nature.
Guides talk about legends and facts related to this place, showing the cultural and natural richness of the region.

The ruins of Ogrodzieniec Castle in Podzamcze are located on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests. The castle was built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, on the top of Góra Zamkowa (515.5 m above sea level) - the highest hill in the area. It has been expanded many times over the centuries and is an extensive building that in the past served a defensive function. The ruins have survived to this day. Ogrodzieniec Castle is one of the most famous monuments in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. Numerous historical events take place in the castle: knights' tournaments, Slavic picnics and the most important event of the Juromania year - the Festival of the Krakow-Częstochowa Jura. The castle is surrounded by the Rock City of Podzamcze, a cluster of limestone rocks popular among climbers.

A place full of adrenaline and unforgettable adventures. Set amidst picturesque hills and forests, the park offers unique experiences. AdrenaLinaParku offers a wide range of activities that provide a dose of excitement and adrenaline for all ages and skill levels. The park features ziplines, obstacle courses, climbing walls, jumping poles and many other attractions that make it possible for everyone to find something for themselves.

One of the most characteristic elements of AdrenaLinaPark is its unique view of the ruins of the Ogrodzieniec castle - this extraordinary combination of adventure and history gives this place a unique charm. Visitors can enjoy exciting attractions while admiring the beauty of the surrounding nature and historic ruins.

AdrenaLinaPark is also appreciated for its high safety standards and professional service. All attractions are carefully designed and regularly inspected to ensure maximum safety for visitors. Additionally, the park offers instructors and trained staff who are always ready to help and provide appropriate support. AdrenaLinaPark is a perfect place to spend an active day with family, friends or as part of corporate events.

This is a place that attracts lovers of mysterious ruins. Located near the village of Częstocice, this medieval town offers not only a fascinating journey back in time, but also picturesque views and a unique character. The town is located in the picturesque landscape of the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland, attracting not only with its historical significance, but also with the beauty of the nature that surrounds it. The location of the castle on a natural hill provides panoramic views of the surrounding areas. From the top you can admire vast fields, green forests and picturesque valleys, which is an extraordinary attraction for nature lovers and photographers.

The stronghold on Birów Mountain has a long history, dating back to the 9th century. It was an important political and administrative center of the region in the Middle Ages. The ruins of the stronghold that can now be seen are testimony to its former power and importance. The castle is also popular among history and archeology enthusiasts who can explore the secrets of the past through numerous finds and exhibits presented in the nearby museum.

The Wawel Royal Castle branch offers an extraordinary atmosphere. Built in the 14th century, the castle impresses with its architecture and unique location. Situated on a limestone hill, surrounded by lush greenery and forests, the castle is a true landscape pearl. Its location means that breathtaking views stretch out over the picturesque surrounding valleys and hills, creating an amazing panorama. It is one of the most important branches of Wawel and played an important role as a fortress and royal residence. The fortress offers not only beautiful interiors and architecture, but also interesting exhibitions, including a collection of weapons, armor and furniture from the period. Here you can discover the rich history of Poland, visiting the representative chambers, chapels and courtyards of the castle. Additionally, the castle is surrounded by the picturesque Ojców National Park, which provides beautiful landscapes and excellent opportunities for walks and recreation in the bosom of nature. It is the perfect place for a trip that will combine history and nature in an extraordinary way.

It is a hidden pearl in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, which delights with its charming and picturesque atmosphere. This natural rock arch stands out for its extraordinary location and beauty. This natural masterpiece was created as a result of the erosion of limestone rocks, which are a characteristic feature of this area. Okiennik Morski offers great opportunities for photography enthusiasts and walkers. It is also a great place for bird watching and rock climbing.

Located on the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland, Okiennik Wielki is a natural rock eaves. It is one of the most impressive places in Jura, where nature and geology create an amazing spectacle. Okiennik Wielki is a rock window in the form of an arch, which was created as a result of the natural process of erosion. This unique phenomenon attracts attention with its monumentality and unique charm. What distinguishes Okiennik Wielki from other similar rock formations is its impressive size and impressive location. This rock cape offers amazing views of the surrounding landscape, including the gorge and river, making it a great place for photography enthusiasts and scenic hiking trails. Its rocks are a popular destination for those who seek a challenge and want to push their limits. Climbers can enjoy excellent conditions for rock climbing, and panoramic views are the reward for overcoming difficulties. It is a place that combines nature and sports activities, creating unforgettable experiences for visitors.

It is located in the heart of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, in Smoleń, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. SMOLEŃ-SKI offers a variety of ski slopes and a snow park that will meet the needs of both beginners and advanced skiers. Everyone will find something for themselves, regardless of skills and experience. Friendly ski instructors are ready to help and teach, making this station an ideal place for the whole family to learn to ski.

The SMOLEŃ-SKI ski station is located surrounded by beautiful forests. Panoramic views of the surrounding area make a huge impression and additionally increase the attractiveness of this place. In addition to skiing, SMOLEŃ-SKI also offers other attractions and entertainment. There are also restaurants and cafes near the station where you can relax and taste local specialties.

A fascinating place, located in a picturesque region of Poland. The cave is part of the Góra Zborów Reserve, which means it is protected and surrounded by beautiful nature. Discovered in 1948, the cave's interior delights with numerous stalactites, stalagmites and other fantastic dripstones that create a surreal landscape. Walking through the winding corridors, visitors have the opportunity to admire this natural art gallery. It is possible to explore the cave with a guide. This unique experience allows you to discover hidden nooks and crannies and become even more immersed in the mysterious underground world. Apart from the beauty of the cave, the area also offers wonderful views and the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Jurassic landscapes. It is an ideal place for nature photography enthusiasts and people who want to relax surrounded by unspoilt nature.

A unique cluster of rocks and rock formations that attracts many tourists from all over the world. Located in the village of Podzamcze, the Rock City impresses with its spectacular landscape. Surrounded by dense forests, it is a breathtaking panorama of rocky peaks, gorges and labyrinths. What makes the Rock City stand out is its links with important historical events, because there is an impressive castle here, which was the place of residence of the kings of Poland. The magnificent architecture and unique character of the castle attract the attention of visitors, who can learn about the rich history of this place.

In addition, the Podzamcze Rock Town offers many attractions for lovers of extreme sports and climbing. Rocks of various heights and degrees of difficulty are a great challenge for people who want to try their hand at rock walls, while enjoying the beauty of the surrounding nature. We cannot forget about the stunning views offered by the Podzamcze Rock Town - sunsets and sunrises over the rocks create an amazing atmosphere and picturesque landscapes that will stay in your memory for a long time.

It attracts travelers and nature enthusiasts from all over the world. Located in the Silesian Voivodeship, this unique desert poses a real challenge to explorers and offers unforgettable experiences. The location of the Błędowska Desert is unique, because it is located in the Błędowska Valley, surrounded by the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. It is the largest desert in Poland and one of the few in Central Europe, its area is approximately 32 km². It is distinguished by the fact that it is not a typical sand desert, but more of a dry plain with a unique landscape. During your visit, you will encounter a landscape full of dunes, dry steppes and barren areas. It is a place with an amazing atmosphere, where peace and quiet give you the opportunity to break away from the everyday hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in wild nature.

The Błędowska Desert is also home to many rare species of plants and animals that have adapted to the harsh living conditions of this arid area, making it a paradise for nature lovers who can observe unique ecosystems and discover unique forms of adaptation. Fans of extreme sports will find activities such as quad biking or sandboarding.

An impressive creation of nature that delights with its monumentality and unique shape. This rock with its characteristic appearance stands out from other rock formations. Located in the Ojców National Park, Hercules' Club towers over the picturesque Prądnik and Sąspówka Valleys. Its unique shape resembles a giant club or stick, reaching a height of approximately 25 meters. It is one of the park's symbols and an important geological feature, consisting mainly of hard Jurassic limestone. When visiting this impressive rock, you can admire its view from viewpoints or get up close while hiking in the area.

In addition to the Club of Hercules, you can discover other attractions such as caves, gorges and rocks that enrich the landscape and provide interesting experiences. This place is also home to a variety of flora and fauna. The Club of Hercules is a true treasure of nature and beauty that is worth seeing in person. Its impressive appearance combined with the charm of the Ojców National Park creates unforgettable impressions and excellent conditions for relaxation, hiking and discovering extraordinary nature.

A tiny but beautiful national park that offers spectacular rock landscapes that set it apart from other parks. The park is located in the picturesque Prądnik and Sąspówka Valleys, characterized by unique geological formations such as caves, rocks and gorges. The diversity of flora and fauna in the park is impressive, with protected species of plants and animals found throughout the park. Here you can visit the mysterious underground spaces of caves, such as the Łokietek Cave and the Dark Cave, and admire fantastic stalactite formations.

The park offers numerous hiking trails that allow you to discover its beauty. You can walk along rocky gorges, admire high cliffs and enjoy picturesque views of the landscape. The castle in Pieskowa Skała, together with the rock garden, is an impressive historical and architectural attraction.

Ojców National Park is a real landscape treasure. Its extraordinary scenery, richness of nature and cultural monuments attract beauty lovers and explorers. It is an ideal place for those who want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in the depths of nature.

It is a picturesque place located in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. Its location makes it an ideal place for winter sports enthusiasts who want to combine relaxation on the slopes with the charm of the Jurassic landscape. Cisowa offers a variety of ski slopes that are adapted to the skills of both beginners and advanced skiers.
Well-prepared and maintained slopes provide excellent conditions for skiing and snowboarding. Additionally, the station has modern ski lifts that enable efficient and comfortable skiing.

Panoramic views of the surrounding area, covered with snow, delight and create an unforgettable atmosphere. Cisowa is also a place where you can taste regional dishes. After a whole day on the slope, you can relax by the fire and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this place.

The castle was built in the 14th century in the so-called Eagles' Nests. It was one of the medieval defensive strongholds that were part of the linear defense system. It was built on a high, steep limestone hill. It is located in Olsztyn near Częstochowa, in the Silesian Voivodeship. Over the centuries, it has been destroyed, rebuilt and rebuilt many times. It had many owners. Fragments of walls, basements, foundations and two towers: cylindrical and square have been preserved to this day. The ruins are open to visitors.

An interesting place that takes us to the distant past, when the earth was inhabited by dinosaurs. The Time Machine is a simulator that allows us to travel to the era of dinosaurs and discover their fascinating world.
Thanks to modern virtual reality technology, we can take on the role of a researcher and observe dinosaurs in their natural environment. The Time Machine offers amazing visual and audio experiences that make time travel realistic and full of emotions. We can see different species of dinosaurs, such as tyrannosaurus, triceratops or stegosaurus, moving freely and
observe their habits.

Apart from the simulator itself, the Time Machine also offers other attractions related to dinosaurs. We can visit interactive exhibitions and learn about the history of discovering fossils and the work of paleontologists. There are also educational workshops for children and adults on site, which allow you to explore the secrets of paleontology and introduce us to the world of ancient life forms.

Situated on a picturesque hill, it is a place that attracts attention with its unusual location. The castle, built in the 13th century, towers over the surrounding fields and forests, creating a breathtaking view. Its strategic location on a hill makes it a perfect place for people who want to admire panoramic landscapes and immerse themselves in history. What distinguishes Rabsztyn Castle from other similar facilities is its unique architecture and atmosphere. Preserved fragments of walls and towers show the impressive character of this castle. Wandering through its ruins, you can imagine the life of medieval knights and courtiers. Additionally, the castle has an interesting history, full of legends and secrets that give it a unique charm. The surrounding areas are perfect for active recreation, offering beautiful walking trails and picturesque bicycle routes.

Situated on a rocky hill, the ruins of the castle in Ojców offer stunning landscapes and opportunities for active recreation. Built in the 14th century, Ojców Castle was once a powerful fortress, guarding a strategic trade route. Today, the remains of the castle are testimony to its former glory and mysterious history. What distinguishes the Castle Ruins in Ojców from other similar objects is their combination with the beauty of the surrounding nature. After visiting the castle, you can go for a walk in the charming Ojców National Park, which surrounds the castle. The park offers scenic walking trails, gorges, caves and natural rock formations, creating an amazing landscape. It is a perfect place for nature lovers and photographers. The castle ruins have their own unique beauty. Preserved fragments of walls, gates and towers evoke the atmosphere of ancient times and allow you to immerse yourself in history. By visiting the castle, you can feel the spirit of the past and imagine the life of the knights and courtiers who once lived within these walls.

Ruins (currently being rebuilt) of a medieval defensive castle located on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests. It was built in the times of Casimir the Great, in the 14th century. It was adapted for residential purposes. Over the years, it changed owners, was expanded and modernized in several phases. Fragments of the walls and the defensive tower have survived to this day. Currently revitalized by the Lasecki family. The castle cannot be visited, although there are plans to open it to tourists after the reconstruction is completed. However, you can enter the castle grounds, from where there is a beautiful view of the surroundings, and the blue trail begins running along Grzęda Mirowska to the Castle in Bobolice. Admission to this area is paid

A place that attracts nature lovers, geologists and tourists from all over the country. The Rzędkowice Rocks are located in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, an area famous for its geological richness and picturesque landscapes. Rock spiers, pillars, crags and towers create an amazing landscape that provides an unforgettable visual experience. The history of the Rzędkowice Rocks dates back to as much as 500 million years. Centuries of nature's work have led to the creation of these extraordinary rock formations, which constitute a unique natural treasure. Visiting this place is a real adventure for all lovers of rock climbing and hiking. You can walk between rock spiers, overcome hills and admire the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

This place is also an excellent opportunity to observe the unique flora and fauna that find shelter among these rock formations.

It is a building with a rich history and a unique atmosphere that delights with its architecture. The castle was built in the 14th century and played an important role as a defensive fortress. Its monumental walls, towers and towers still impress with their solidity and characteristic architectural style. It is not only a historical place, but also a cultural center, as the castle hosts regular art exhibitions, concerts and festivals that attract both local residents and tourists. Additionally, the landscape surrounding the castle is charming and picturesque. The areas around the castle are ideal for walks and picnics, and the nearby forests offer opportunities for active recreation in the bosom of nature. It's a perfect place to relax and get away from everyday life.

The Royal Castle in Bobolice was built in the mid-14th century by King Casimir the Great. It is located in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, in the Silesian Voivodeship. It is located on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests, on a steep limestone hill. Throughout its history, it has been destroyed and rebuilt many times. It fell into disrepair for many years. At the beginning of the 21st century it was reconstructed and rebuilt. Reconstruction is a controversial topic because no sources documenting the original appearance of the castle have survived. The current shape of the building is the result of the knowledge and experience of architecture researchers and historians. The castle was rebuilt by the Lasecki family from local limestone. It is open to visitors, within the walls of the castle there is an exhibition presenting historical exhibits.

One of the largest and most popular amusement parks in Poland. Located in the picturesque town of Zator, near Krakow, it is a great place for adrenaline lovers and fun. The park offers over 80 different attractions for all ages and preferences, from exciting roller coasters to water slides and carousels for children. It is an extremely diverse amusement park that can meet the expectations of every guest. In Energylandia you can also find many restaurants, cafes and catering points that offer a variety of dishes and snacks. It is an ideal place for a family picnic or a stop for a meal after an intense day full of attractions.

Energylandia is also a place where numerous events, concerts and shows are organized. The park is regularly visited by famous artists and music bands.

This is a place full of secrets that will surprise every visitor. Located in the Silesian Voivodeship, it is a fascinating contrast to the typical Polish scenery. The location of the Siedlce Desert is extraordinary, surrounded by lush forests and fertile fields, which adds contrast to its harsh landscape. It is an ideal place for people looking for peace, contact with nature and unforgettable experiences. You can walk through vast areas of the desert, observing the changing forms of the dunes and listening to the sound of the wind. It is also a great opportunity to photograph unique landscapes and create beautiful memories.

The desert also has a lot to offer to nature lovers. It is home to many rare species of plants and animals that have adapted to the difficult conditions of this ecosystem. In spring, the desert blooms, displaying colorful flowers and providing the opportunity to observe unique fauna and flora.

The ruins of Bąkowiec Castle in Morsko are another medieval stronghold on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests. It is located in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, in the Silesian Voivodeship, in Skarżyce - one of the districts of Zawiercie. The castle was built around 1220. Unfortunately, little of it has survived to our times. The ruins are not open to visitors, but it is worth seeing from the outside. It is a great example of how the so-called Eagle's Nests. It is clearly visible that the castles were adapted to the existing terrain - they were built on high limestone rocks, which made it difficult for enemies to capture them. This is the castle closest to My Place Jura.