The third route

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Lake Rożnów (Jezioro Rożnowskie): an artificial lake, built in the interwar period to regulate the Dunajec river. The lake is sourrounded by forested hills and its picturesque location makes it a very popular tourist center. A popular place to relax at the lake is Gródek nad Dunajcem.

GPS:49°44'48.7" N 20°43'55.1"E


Tropie, The Church of ss. Andrew Zorard and Benedict - one of the oldest sanctuaries in Małopolska. Picturesquely situated at the shore of Czchowskie Lake, it stands on the site where, according to tradition, St. Andrew Zorard lived in a lime trunk.

address: Tropie 6, 33-316 Rożnów 
GPS:49°47'45.3" N 20°39'25.1"E
 



Nowy Wiśnicz, the castle - the castle was built in the 14th century in the Gothic style but was later reconstructed in the Renaissance and Baroque styles. This is how the quadrilateral castle with an external courtyard and a multi-storey loggia with round towers in the corners came into being.

address: 32-720 Nowy Wiśnicz
GPS:49°47'45.3" N 20°39'25.1"E

website: http://www.zamekwisnicz.pl/zamek-w-wisniczu 


The 19th-century wooden Koryznówka Manor, located near the castle, houses the Jan Matejko Museum. The Koryznówka manor house in Nowy Wiśnicz dates from the 1850s. The manor house and fittings have retained their original appearance, and since 1981 the interior houses a biographical museum devoted to Jan Matejko. As well as furniture and equipment from the C18th-C19th the exposition also comprises paintings, drawings (e.g. portraits of the Giebułtowski family and caricatures of manor house residents) and other objects connected to Jan Matejko, including a fortepiano on which the master played.
Koryznówka Manor is a part of Wooden Architecture Route in Małopolska.\

address: Stary Wiśnicz 278, 32-720 Nowy Wiśnicz
GPS:49°55'01.8" N 20°28'09.9"E

website: http://www.muzeum.tarnow.pl/oddzialy.php?id=8
Zagórzany, Chata Gieda  – regional inn on the Małopolska Gourmet Route.

 address: Zagórzany 171, 32-420 Gdów
GPS:49°52'35.5" N 20°14'07.5"E

website: http://www.chatagieda.pl/
official FB: https://www.facebook.com/chata.gieda/


Dobczyce, The Heritage Park of Wooden Folk Architecture - the heritage park was set up at the foot of the castle from 1968-74. It consists of wooden constructions from the area around Dobczyce and Myślenice. Among the most interesting buildings are: the “On the Brigand” Inn built in 1830, which was moved from Krzyszkowice near Myślenice; a granary from 1863 with an imitation blacksmith’s brick furnace and an exposition of blacksmith’s tools and products. 
The heritage park is a part of Wooden Architecture Route in Małopolska.
 
address: ul. Podgórska 1 (Zamek), 32-410 Dobczyce
GPS:49°52'37.3" N 20°05'06.0"E 

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Gaj, the "Korona" Camping - camping is located among valleys and hills, near the city of Krakow, in the vicinity of the E-77 Krakow - Chyżne - Zakopane national road. The area of 3000 sq. m of surface is divided into a tent field and a caravaning site, with fixed electric outlets. The camping is provided with facilities including: club, kitchen for tourists, shop, sanitary annex with showers, washing stands and running water from a natural spring.

address: ul. Myślenicka 32, 32-031 Mogilany
GPS:49°57'49.6" N 19°53'27.8"E
 
website: www.camping-korona.com.pl

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Lanckorona - the place with sloping, cobbled market square and the reconstructed one-storey wooden houses has retained the charm of a small Galician town. Only some of the Lanckorona wooden buildings have survived down to the present day. The houses near the market square and the streets leading off it were erected in1869-72 after the last town fire. The construction is very compact.
The Lanckorona Urban Layout and Buildings is a part of Wooden Architecture Route in Małopolska.

GPS: 49°53'00.4"N 19°29'34.3"E

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Kalwaria Zebrzydowska is one of the most important centres of pilgrimage in Poland. A number of churches, chapels and shrines were built here at the beginning of the 17th century in order to create the Calvary paths, conceived as a memorial of the Passion. Thanks to its beautiful landscape and highly original buildings, this oldest Polish Calvary complex has been inscribed on the UNESCO List. Kalwaria is also famous for its mystery plays, which are staged every year on Good Friday.

address: ul. Bernardyńska 46, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska
GPS: 49°51'36.4"N 19°40'17.4"E 

website: http://www.kalwaria.eu/english.html



Graboszyce, The Parish Church of St. Andrew - the church was built in 1585 to replace an older church. It uses log construction and is covered by a gable roof with a ridge of variable height. In 1617 a bell house tower was added to the west and then elevated a storey and topped with a spherical dome in the C18th. Unusual features of the church are the tiered sacristy along the north wall of the chancel and the C17-18th baroque fittings.
The church is a part of Wooden Architecture Route in Małopolska.

address: Graboszyce 15, 32-640 Zator
GPS: 49°56'41.1"N 19°26'44.5"E 

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Wygiełzów, The Vistula Ethnographic Park Museum in Wygiełzów - West Cracovian wooden buildings are set out over an area of 5 ha, all from land lying to the west of Kraków. The most important buildings are the C17th church from Ryczów and the C18th manor house from Drogina. Other noteworthy exhibits are the original household objects, folk craft workshops and a school classroom. Higher up on a forested hill you will see the ruins of the Lipowiec Castle.
The museum is a part of Wooden Architecture Route in Małopolska.

address: ul. Podzamcze 1, Wygiełzów, 32-551 Babice
GPS: 50°04'32.9"N 19°26'14.0"E 
Zagroda Inn (Restauracja Karczma Zagroda) - the regional inn on the Małopolska Gourmet Route is situated by the entrance to the Nadwiślański Ethnographic Park in Wygiełzów. A faithful reconstruction of the 18th century inn from Minoga has a stylish design.

 address: ul. Podzamcze 1, Wygiełzów, 32-551 Babice
GPS: 50°04'32.9"N 19°26'14.0"E
The Campsite Brandysówka – the camping situated in Będkowska Valley - the largest, and, arguably, the prettiest valley in Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska. The camping is naturally fenced by the Sokolica rock and the river. 

 address: ul. Pod Sokolicą 127, Będkowice (Dolina Będkowska)
GPS: 50°10'22.5"N 19°44'26.8"

 website: http://dolinabedkowska.pl/en
official FB: https://www.facebook.com/Brandysowka

 
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Ojców: The Chapel of St. Joseph the Craftman (Chapel on Water) – the wooden chapel, which has features of the so-called Swiss-Ojców style as well as the Zakopane style, is built to a cross plan and supported by pillars planted in the bed of the Prądnik river. The Chapel on Water was transformed from spa baths into a sacred building in 1901. The setting up of the chapel on water is traditionally linked to an edict of Tsar Nicholas II forbidding the building of sacred buildings on Ojców land – hence the cunning ploy of the residents in placing it “on water”.
The chapel is a part of Wooden Architecture Route in Małopolska.

GPS: 50°12'51.8"N 19°49'50.2"E

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When you will be in Ojców, you should take a walk to see the health-resort buildings, dated from the period when Ojców was a renowned holiday and spa resort.

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Boroniówka – old milling settlement heritage mill and water sawmill at the Ojcowski National Park. The history of the mill dates back to the 15th century. This is a valuable example of wooden industrial architecture with preserved original features and old machinery still in operation today. The Milling Settlement is open to visitors on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; on other days of the week after prior arrangement.

 address: Grodzisko 22, 32-043 Skała
GPS: 50°13'20.4"N 19°49'55.9"E

 website: http://www.boroniowka.pl/en.home.html
official FB: https://www.facebook.com/Boroniowka/



In the northern part of the Ojcowski National Park, you will find the famous monadnock called Maczuga Herkulesa (Mace of Hercules), and behind it, on a cliff above Prądnik, there is an impressive castle in Pieskowa Skała housing an interesting museum of changes in art styles from medieval times to the 19th century, as well as a gallery of English paintings. The castle with its arcaded courtyard, elegant loggia from the outside and a reconstructed garden is one of the greatest examples of Renaissance architecture in Małopolska.

address: 32-045 Sułoszowa
GPS: 50°14'39.4"N 19°46'45.9"E
 
website: http://www.pieskowaskala.eu/


Sułoszowa, Stara Willa Restaurant (Old Villa) – regional inn on the Małopolska Gourmet Route, close to the castle in Pieskowa Skała.

address: Pieskowa Skała 6, 32-045 Sułoszowa
GPS: 50°14'42.0"N 19°46'42.9"E

website: http://starawilla.pl/
official FB: https://www.facebook.com/restauracjastarawilla/



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