Feel the pulse of the most famous Polish resort, wandering from the hustle and bustle of Krupówki, through the cradle of Zakopane style, all the way to the legendary ski jump of champions.
Feel the pulse of the most famous Polish resort, wandering from the hustle and bustle of Krupówki, through the cradle of Zakopane style, all the way to the legendary ski jump of champions.
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We are stepping onto the most famous promenade in Poland. The story of Krupówki's history, which transformed from a simple, rural path into the bustling heart of the city, full of restaurants, shops, and artists. Here is where Zakopane's pulse beats, regardless of the season.
The central point of Krupówki with its characteristic little bridge. It's the perfect spot to look south and see the symbol of the Tatra Mountains – Giewont. The tale of the legend of the sleeping knight, whose silhouette is formed by the peak, and of his promise to rise and defend Poland in times of danger.
The oldest wooden church in Zakopane, built in the mid-19th century by local carpenters. This charming, quiet place bears witness to the birth of the town as a spa and tourist destination. The story of its founder, Klementyna Homolacs, and the simplicity of highlander faith.
A unique necropolis, known as the Zakopane Pantheon. Here lie the people who created the legend of this town: Stanisław Witkiewicz, Kornel Makuszyński, Tytus Chałubiński, Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer. A story about unique, carved wooden and stone tombstones, which are works of folk art.
The first house built in the Zakopane style according to the design of Stanisław Witkiewicz. It was here that the idea of creating a Polish national style in architecture, based on the art of the Podhale highlanders, was born. A story about Witkiewicz's artistic revolution and the characteristic features of this style.
The legendary ski jump, the World Cup arena, and witness to the greatest successes of Polish ski jumpers. Standing at its foot, you can feel its monumentality. The story of its patron, Stanisław Marusarz, of 'Małyszomania,' and of contemporary champions who have brought fame to Poland worldwide.
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