City at the Foot of the Tatras, Combining Mountain Adventures and Winter Thrills

The city attracts tourists with its unique blend of mountain nature, culture, and hospitality. In summer, it’s worth going on hikes through picturesque valleys like Kościeliska or Chochołowska. Trails offer various difficulty levels—from leisurely walks to challenging climbs up Giewont, Kasprowy Wierch, or Rysy. During excursions, you can admire mountain streams, waterfalls, and unique Tatra flora. For those who enjoy physical activity, cycling routes, rock climbing, and numerous viewpoints that take your breath away are also available.

In winter, the city transforms into the true capital of Polish skiing. Ski slopes like Polana Szymoszkowa, Nosal, or Kasprowy Wierch offer runs for both beginners and advanced skiers. The winter atmosphere is enhanced by traditional highlander taverns, folk music, and regional delicacies. A stroll along Krupówki lets you feel the city’s unique vibe, while evening illuminations and highlander festivals make the visit an unforgettable experience.