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Józefa Piłsudskiego	12.85	15.48
Tytusa Chałubińskiego	5.85	6.85
Kuźnice	8.52	9.98
Szkoła Podstawowa w Kościelisku	1.02	1.14

The Lapidarium of the Tatra National Park is a collection of rocks and plants reflecting the geological map of the Tatras.Lapidarium - a geological spatial map of the Tatras - shows the diversity of inanimate nature and its impact on vegetation that grows there.The Tatra Mountains are shown here as a homogeneous massif formed by various geological processes, which were the same on both sides of the Polish-Slovak border.

Tatra lapidarium

Dom Oscypka – The Living Museum of Oscypek...

Exciting Workshops, Living Tradition, and Unforgettable Memories! Have you ever wondered how Oscypek – the famous highland cheese – is made, tempting taste buds for centuries with its unique flavor? Maybe you’re tired of typical tourist attractions and looking for something truly authentic during your visit to Zakopane? If so, Dom Oscypka, the Living Museum of Oscypek in Zakopane, is a place you absolutely must visit. Get ready for a fascinating journey into the real world of the Podhale highlanders, their traditions, and flavors you’ll never forget! Live Workshops with a Real Baca One of the biggest attractions at Dom Oscypka, located on Krupówki, is the live workshops conducted by a real Baca (a traditional highland shepherd). This is not just a demonstration but a unique experience that immerses you in authentic highlander culture. During the workshops, you will: Learn about the history and secrets of Oscypek production See how cheese is made – from fresh raw milk to the final product Taste authentic Oscypek or Bryndza Podhalańska (depending on the season) Make your own cheese with the help of the Baca This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience the atmosphere of a real highland shepherd’s hut and talk to a Baca who has carried on this tradition for generations. Every year, he leaves his family home to spend six months living in isolation in the mountains, dedicated to his craft. Why Visit Dom Oscypka? Dom Oscypka is a truly living museum of Oscypek in Zakopane – not just a place where you can watch how the famous cheese is made, but an authentic attraction that deepens your understanding of Podhale culture. What Makes It Worth Visiting? Real Tradition – workshops led by an experienced Baca Interactive Experience – not just watching, but actively participating in production Unforgettable Tastes – enjoy fresh Oscypek or Bryndza Education and Fun Combined – a perfect attraction for both adults and children Local Culture – discover fascinating stories from the life of highlanders You won’t find another place where tradition is so alive! At the same time, you’ll learn why it is also endangered… Who Should Visit the Living Museum of Oscypek? The answer is simple: everyone! For Children – a great way to learn through play and see a real Baca in action For Adults – a fascinating journey into tradition, an opportunity to taste authentic products, and ask burning questions For Families – a shared experience that brings people together and brings joy For Friends – a unique attraction to experience together For Groups and School Trips – educational workshops in a truly unique setting Whether you’re visiting Zakopane with family, friends, or a group, Dom Oscypka will be a highlight of your trip! Where to Buy Tickets for Dom Oscypka? You can buy tickets for workshops at Dom Oscypka online on the official museum website: https://domoscypka.pl/ or directly at the location. By booking in advance, you ensure your spot on your preferred date – especially important during the tourist season! Contact Would you like to learn more? Have questions about reservations or opening hours? Contact Dom Oscypka: Address: Krupówki 34a, Zakopane Phone: +48 512 018 386 Website: https://domoscypka.pl/ Email: kontakt@domoscypka.pl We invite you to Dom Oscypka on Krupówki!

Tatra lapidarium

Center for active protection of amphibians and reptiles

Thermal springs at the mouth of Dolina Olczyska is a natural place of living for many species of amphibians and reptiles. The place took its name from salamanders which were numerous here ages ago and were called “lizards” or “salamanders” (“jaszczury” in Polish) highlanders. The concept of establishing a center for protection of amphibians in the place of former thermal pools was established in 2003. The aim of this project was to create conditions closely replicating the natural ones, in which it will be possible to breed and observe rare and endangered species of amphibians: salamanders, newts and frogs, and reptiles: lizards and snakes. An additional very important aspect was the need for ecological education of society.

Sleigh rides

Go on a sleigh ride only in Zakopane! Winter sleigh rides combined with a bonfire, singing and regional treats are one of the favorite tourist attractions of Zakopane. The sleigh consists of horse-drawn carts pulling one after sleigh another. It is a kind of game for tourists coming to Zakopane, which is often accompanied by highland music and singing and good fun, finished with a feast around a campfire or in a regional hut. From the 17th century to the early 20th century, sleigh rides were a very popular entertainment for the aristocracy.

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