Palace and museum
Dawny Pałac Biskupów Krakowskich
The former Palace of the Bishops of Kraków is in Kielce and features a 17th‑century residence with corner towers and a composition facing the hill space. The building houses a museum and allows visitors to see representative rooms and collections.
Geological reserve
Rezerwat Kadzielnia
Kadzielnia features a former limestone quarry transformed into a geological observation area within Kielce. The rock walls and outdoor paths allow recognition of layers and shapes that contrast with the city’s built landscape.
Archaeological site
Krzemionki
Krzemionki preserves a prehistoric extraction landscape of striped flint near Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. The site, recognised as a World Heritage property, shows traces of mining and a route that helps to understand the procurement of raw material long before modern industry.
Cave
Jaskinia Raj
The Raj cave is located in the Chęciny region, near Kielce, and features calcite formations on a guided underground route. The interest lies in the volumes and the concentration of mineral structures, offering a visit different from the rock walls observed outdoors at Kadzielnia.