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Pęksowy Brzyzek Cemetery
ul. Kościeliska
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This historical cemetery - the first in Zakopane - is well-known as the final resting place of many of the city's famous residents, including Zakopane's …
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Gubałówka
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This 1120-1129m hill just northwest of the centre of Zakopane is the city's most popular viewpoint, with a funicular ferrying tourists up to the top where ski …
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Dworzec Tatrzański
ul. Krupówki 12
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Despite the misleading name, this 'dworzec' never functioned as a train or bus station of any kind. Built in 1880-1881 in the Swiss chalet style, it originally …
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Hotel Pod Gewontem
ul. Krupówki 1
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This wooden house on the corner of ul. Krupówki and ul. Nowotarska was the first hotel in Zakopane, established in 1885 by Romuald Kulig. Built with eighteen …
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Krupówki
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Infamous for kitsch and crowds, Krupówki street has long fallen victim to its success, with the phrase “crowded like Krupówki” a well-established Polish …
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Palace Hotel
ul. Tytusa Chałubińskiego 7
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Ominously nicknamed the "Podhale torture chamber," this modernist 1930 hotel housed a Gestapo station during WWII. It is estimated that some 2000 prisoners …
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Wielka Krokiew
ul. Bronisława Czecha 1
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Opened all the way back in 1925, this is still the largest ski jumping hill in Poland, a country obsessed with the sport (thanks, Adam Małysz!). In 1898, the …
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