Area
Podhale and the Tatras
Podhale takes your breath away with its beauty, its rich nature and the majesty of the mountains. Zakopiana stands in central Zakopane, on ul. Piłsudskiego leading straight to Wielka Krokiew — from the first moment, everything is close by: Krupówki, the ski jump, the surrounding hills and the Tatras.
In brief
Everything close by
Krupówki
A promenade over a kilometre long — shops, restaurants, museums and galleries
Wielka Krokiew
The famous ski jump — about 15 minutes on foot along ul. Piłsudskiego, right next to us
Antałówka
A viewpoint with a beautiful view of the Tatras, reachable on foot from the centre
Gubałówka
A popular peak with a view over Zakopane — on foot or by funicular
Tatra National Park
Mountain trails for beginners and experienced hikers alike
Supermarket
Just 30 metres from Zakopiana
Trails of the Tatra National Park
On foot and by bike
The Tatras within reach
Entrances to the Tatra National Park trails begin just a short drive from here. You'll find routes for both beginners and experienced hikers, and Podhale's cycling trails will take you through the surrounding villages and mountain pastures.
Culture
Museums of Podhale
Zakopane isn't just mountains — it's also history, art and music captured in wooden villas over a hundred years old.
Tatra Museum "Dr Tytus Chałubiński"
On Krupówki, in a building from 1922 — nature, regional history and ethnography
Museum of the Zakopane Style
Villa Koliba from 1830 — traditional Podhale interiors and craftsmanship
Karol Szymanowski Museum
Villa Atma — the composer's mementos and manuscripts
Jan Kasprowicz Museum
Villa Harenda from 1920 — mementos of the poet
Kornel Makuszyński Museum
Villa Opolanka — dedicated to the author and journalist
Plan your trip to the Tatras
Book your stay at Zakopiana as a base camp and leave the rest to the mountains.