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Ojców National Park
Poland's smallest national park, a valley of limestone cliffs, caves and a Renaissance castle north of the city.
- Open
- Always; the castle and caves close in winter
- Price
- Free; paid for the caves and the castle
- Time Needed
- A day
- Address
- Ojców 9, 32-045 SułoszowaDirections
- Getting There
- Bus from Kraków to Ojców, about 45 minutes.
Why Go
The Prądnik valley winds between white rock towers and beech woods, with walking trails, caves where a king once hid, and the Club of Hercules, a pillar of rock 25 meters tall. Pieskowa Skała castle stands on a crag at the north end.
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