We been this week it was so good, nice restaurant, good food .Love it.

One of the places which you have to visit in Zakopane. Highly recommended!!!

If you come to Zakopane you need to visit this street. Lots of shops, restaurants, cafes. Lots of things to visit and beautiful views

Very beautiful and must visit street in Zakopane. It had cafés as usual and some fancy art and jewellery shop. There is a carriage ride as well (though super expensive). Nice vibe in the evening with tourists

Must visit while in Zakopanę area

Breath taking place

Just a lovely walk in between shops on the most commonly known street in Zakopane

Beautiful nature, big mountains , under pine trees go threw up to the top of Kasporowy Wierch .

Impressive. Since place is available by cable car, easy to reach also for older and not traied people an kids. Views are nice when weather is good.

For those who want to spend amazing moments in the winter ... and do not like to approach after going down on foot :)

Beautiful but too much waiting time for the cable car.

In addition to the heel and toe system, you can go up the hill from Zakopane with a lift. I recommend buying lift tickets in advance. Starting in the morning, queues for buying tickets are usually very long in the summer when the weather is nicer. The lift also has an intermediate station where you can make a change if necessary and change part of the ascent (or descent) to a walking tour. The upper lift station also has restaurants (on two floors, the lower of which is always less crowded), a toilet (for a fee) and a phone charging station (lockable free lockers in the room next to the toilets).

If you're in zakopane, it's a must see 👌🏽

Must see!

It's a pretty mountain range but we had to do a long day trip to see it. Personally, I didn't think it was worth it. The top of the hill has a number of repetitive kiosks of food and souvenirs but it all felt so touristy and commercial. I would not recommend this visit. You do need tickets for the funicular to go up although we saw people hiking - maybe that would've been a more fun activity.

Gubałówka in Zakopane offers stunning views of the Tatra Mountains and town. Funicular ride is easy and scenic. Some people may sell tickets outside at higher prices, but buying at the ticket window, machine, or online is safer and saves time. Great for photos, relaxing, and enjoying the mountain air!

Gubałówka was a great experience, even with the rain! Walking in the mountains was refreshing, and the views were beautiful. There are plenty of shops to eat and buy souvenirs. It’s also very family-friendly with lots of fun activities for kids.

🌄✨ Gubałówka: Where the Sky Meets the Soul ✨🌄 Standing above Zakopane, cradled by the gentle slopes of Gubałówka, where the wind carries whispers of mountain legends and the horizon stretches like a painted dream. At 1,129 meters above sea level, this beloved peak offers more than just a view—it offers a feeling. A hush. A moment suspended in time. The funicular ride itself felt like a passage into another world—glass-roofed, gliding upward as the rooftops of Zakopane fell away and the majestic Tatras rose to greet me. At the summit, wooden stalls brimmed with local crafts, the scent of oscypek and smoked meats danced in the air, and laughter echoed from cozy cafés tucked into the hillside. But it was the panorama that stole my breath: layers of misty peaks, golden light spilling over valleys, and the quiet awe of nature’s grandeur. Gubałówka isn’t just a destination—it’s a reminder to pause, to breathe, to feel. 📸 If you’ve ever been, you know. And if you haven’t—put it on your list. Your heart will thank you.

Just you have to visit. The view is amazing. Highly recommended!!!

Gubalowka is a must visit in Zakopane! The funicular ride to the top is smooth and scenic, offering a quick escape from the busy town center. Once you're up there, the views of the Tatra Mountains are absolutely breathtaking-especially at sunset. The area is well-developed with charming cafés, local food stalls, and shops selling handmade crafts and traditional Polish goods. Whether you're visiting in summer or winter, Gubalowka offers a unique blend of natural beauty and local culture. Highly recommend for a relaxing day with unforgettable views!

Beautiful landscapes and fresh air. Maybe a more suitable walking path would be useful.

We has daily free access included in our accommodation. It was great! Clean, not too crowded, even earlier when families were there. The 2 big slides were amazing, there was ample room in the bubbles outdoors and indoors. The locker system is genius and very easy to use. The views of the mountains are beautiful. Very easy to spend 2 hours here unwinding. The staff were very patient and friendly, despite our terrible Polish!

Very nice aquapark. In the city so quite small. Not a lot of seating inside.

A great way to spend a cold afternoon with our two teenage boys while visiting Zakopane. The outdoor pools we very clean and really warm and nice to relax in and look at the mountains. Good value for a couple of hours and yiu can hire towels too. The slides were good fun for the boys.

The Aqua Park ticket price Happy Hour is very correct coz more than 3h when you don't have childrens you cannot stay coz very boring. The pools inside still cold and outside is just perfect 🥰 The sauna areea is really not intersting , and the smell is not confortable. The parking capacitty is very small, and you need to pay 1zloty for each .

Small space with a lot of activities. Issue is with depth of pools (130cm deap), and only one place for babies. Probably would address issue with packing. Not enough space. In general our family of 4 was happy with unlimited time entry for 68eur

I have been with my 2 kids the 10th of Nov and it is really good. Important tips: 1.- parking is included since 1pln/ hour 2.-I were very early at 9 am for 2,5h. People is complaining that it is very crowded but until 11am it was great. It is true that after it becomes preaty crowded. 3.- with 2,5h it is was more than enough

We visited the Zakopane Water Park in the middle of the week. The day was cloudy, and we arrived around 1 PM. At the ticket counter, there were only two people in front of us, so there was practically no waiting. Inside, there were quite a lot of visitors. Getting into the thermal pools was easy, but to use the massage jets we had to wait until others finished. There was also a separate pool for guests aged 14+, which was a nice option. The outdoor pools had pleasantly warm water, though they were also quite crowded. At the slides, waiting times varied: about 5–10 minutes for the red slide and 10–20 minutes for the green one. Overall, it wasn’t too bad, but definitely noticeable. We didn’t try the food, but I checked the menu – prices seemed reasonable. The only downside is that the water park could be larger to better accommodate the number of visitors.

Visiting the Old Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa in Zakopane was a truly special moment for me. Tucked away near the Cemetery of the Distinguished, this small wooden church, built in 1847, immediately drew me in with its quiet charm and deep sense of history. I was amazed by its simplicity and beauty — the wooden structure, built without a single nail, the hand-carved altar, and the folk-style decorations all felt so authentic. You can really feel the spirit of the Tatra highlanders here. Right behind the church is the historic cemetery, where many famous Polish artists, thinkers, and local legends are buried. Each grave is different, many of them with traditional wooden or stone markers, blending perfectly with the mountain atmosphere. I’m genuinely glad I visited this place. It’s peaceful, full of meaning, and gives you a strong connection to the roots of Zakopane. If you’re ever in the area, don’t miss it — it’s not just a sightseeing spot, it’s an experience.

All the wooden art in every single grave is impressive. This cemetery is a wonderful display of art, culture and faith, with every tomb having a special detail dedicated to honor those family members who have passed on. The beautiful backdrop of the mountains makes it even more beautiful.

Today I visited the Old Cemetery in Zakopane – also known as Stary Cmentarz na Pęksowym Brzyzku. It’s a really atmospheric and unique place, full of history and character. I saw the graves of some of the most famous people buried here, including legendary Polish figures like Tytus Chałubiński, Stanisław Witkiewicz, and Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer. The tombstones are beautifully carved, often made of wood and stone, with a strong regional highlander style. The entrance fee is 3 złoty per person – not a big amount, although it’s a bit unusual to pay to enter a cemetery. If you're in town, it's definitely worth a visit – peaceful, moving, and full of soul.

Who tours Poland and visits a cemetery? You should. This is a beautiful, peaceful work of art. The graves are incredible. Landscaping is outstanding. What a wonderful way to honor those who have moved on.

This is a beautiful small Cemetery but I am glad to see others here had the same experience / opinion as me - I have never ever come across being charged to see a cemetery even in the most famous cemeteries of London and Paris. To make things worse I was so surprised I thought the man must be selling flowers for graves rather than entry fee. He was not wearing any uniform and did not look in any way official. When I asked him if he had identification (in case was a scam) he became very aggressive and cursed at us - I had to tell him to lower his voice as we are in a cemetery. It was shocking experience. As an international visitor to be shouted at in a cemetery is really scandalous

Perfect to visit if it’s too rainy for hiking. Very peaceful

If you're passing by then it's a quick 10 min walk inside and you see some locally famous people buried there and some interesting looking graves. It's definitely not something major to come for on its own.

Great Trek. The trail is hard 3h up and 3h down. At the summit there's a que to climb up and down which takes extra 2 to 3 hours. Plan your time accordingly. GL hf

Nice peak with big crucifix and 360 degree view. We have started the hike from Mala Laka parking (price 30 PLN or 20 PLN for whole day depending on which parking lot you choose). Ascend takes about 3 hours. It's not very difficult and it's nice. There are chains below the peak but nothing very difficult. Whole hiking path is very well marked. We choose yellow path for descend and it was a mistake. The path is terrible with a lot of gravel, loose stones and huge slippery boulders (when wet). Never again. But whole hike is great and you are surrounded by beautiful nature.

I hiked to Giewont at the beginning of April. There was still a lot of snow on the ascent from Kuźnice, and I’m glad I didn’t descend on that same side, as it would have been quite difficult. The top of the mountain is easy to reach; climbing up through the chains wasn’t difficult. I descended on the west side of the mountain, and it was much better. There was barely any snow, and the stone stairs looked well maintained. I definitely recommend having microspikes with you when there is still snow above 1500m. Trekking poles can also be helpful. Beware of the avalanches. The view from the top is totally worth any difficulties!

Definitely worth to visit, closer to top views are breathtaking. Also cool that you can continue to different direction and get even more tops visited. However, consider crowds. At Wednesday, around 13.00 it was very long queue to the top in the last section. Instead of 20 minutes it would take at least 2 h. So be the early bird and it will be okay

We climbed Giewont via the red trail in November. The weather was perfect, though there was already snow on the upper parts. The trail became harder once we hit the snow — it was compacted and icy, and the rocks were wet and slippery, so good hiking boots are essential. Some sections are quite challenging when it’s icy. The summit is very small, with very limited space for people. While the chain section isn’t too difficult to climb, descending can be more dangerous. Climbing with chains didn’t seem too difficult, but going down felt more dangerous. The views are absolutely worth the effort!

Amazing mountain range in Zakopane. We visited in May 2017 and enjoyed the fantastic views. As you might expect at this altitudes, the weather can change pretty quick and we had massive hail stones. Worth packing a change of clothes just in case!

Nice peak with beautiful views. Reachable with kids. What suprised me was a well prepared path from the entrance to the National Park to the very top.