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Pequena Polônia · Poland
In the destination Kraków and the salt mines.
In the photo: Kopalnia Soli Bochnia
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Bochnia retains an urban history linked to salt and a mine with its own visitor route. It is an alternative to deepen the theme of the salterns beyond Wieliczka. The wooden church of Lipnica Murowana expands the regional outing.
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The local experience
The Bochnia mine is part of the royal saltworks heritage alongside Wieliczka. The underground complex preserves chambers and galleries linked to salt extraction, with a visitor route that has its own circulation and interpretation features.
The church of St. Leonard is in Lipnica Murowana, outside Bochnia, and is part of the ensemble of wooden churches of southern Lesser Poland recognized as a World Heritage site. The building has a rural scale and should be viewed in the context of the village and the cemetery.
The church of St. Michael the Archangel in Binarowa is part of the World Heritage of wooden churches of southern Lesser Poland. The rural building combines carpentry structure and decoration that allow you to learn about a tradition distinct from the masonry temples of the towns.
The church of St. Philip and St. James in Sękowa is part of the ensemble of wooden churches recognized as a World Heritage site. The long roof and the protected spaces around the body of the church give the building a distinct silhouette within the regional circuit.
