Tatra Mountains, the highest mountains in Poland are the only part of Carpathians, that present extremely Alpine characteristics, it means there are five climatic-vegetation belts in the mountains.

The Pepper Mountains (Gory Pieprzowe) have been around for 500 million years! They owe their name to the colour of their rocks. The so-called argillaceous schist oxidised through erosion and then crumbled to resemble pepper grains...

Taking a trip in the Świętokrzyskie Region, you only need to exit road E-7 between Kraków and Kielce and take a road leading up to the very entrance to the Paradise Cave (Jaskinia Raj) being the most beautiful cave in Poland...

The city of Kielce, with its four geological reserves located within city limits, is an outstanding example of geological variety. The most famous is the Kadzielnia reserve in the unused quarry...

You can admire the magnificent panorama of the town of Sandomierz perched on the high escarpment above...

“Bartek” oak which, according to various sources, is between 700 and 1000 years old, belongs to the most famous and most widely admired monuments of nature in Poland...

Łysiec Mountain, commonly referred to as “Święty Krzyż” (Holy Cross mountain) in the ancient times used to be visited by witches. The folk legend has it that during Sabbaths the witches congregated there to practice witchcraft and make hellish parties and dances...

In the archaeological reserve area of about 350 ha you can admire a well-preserved mining landscape, namely mine slag heaps and mineshaft wells as well as excellently reconstructed architecture of the underground dating back to 5 or 4 thousand years ago...