Pensjonat Irena
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A guesthouse in the spa quarter of Żegiestów-Zdrój, on the picturesque bank of the Poprad. Comfortable rooms looking out over the valley, and a relaxation area with a sauna and an open-air jacuzzi. An ideal base for walking and cycling trips along the Poprad valley in the Sącz Beskids.
Sights nearby
The promenade and the Main Pump Room
The grand spa promenade with its modernist Main Pump Room, mineral springs and the atmosphere of a resort of an earlier age.
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Góra Parkowa
A historic funicular of 1937 carries you to the top of Góra Parkowa, with a panorama of the spa, attractions and the Spa Park.
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Jaworzyna Krynicka
A summit of 1114 m a.s.l. with a gondola lift from Czarny Potok, a Beskid panorama and the largest ski station in the region.
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The Old Spa House and the architecture of the resort
The historic Old Spa House, the New Spa House and the bath houses — the calling card of the architecture of “the pearl of Polish spa towns”.
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The Nikifor Museum
The historic villa “Romanówka” houses a museum devoted to Nikifor Krynicki — the world-famous Lemko naive painter.
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The Lemko churches around Krynica
Wooden Lemko churches on the Wooden Architecture Route — with the gem at Powroźnik, added to the UNESCO list in 2013.
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Słotwiny Arena and the Treetop Walk
An all-year centre above Krynica: a ski slope in winter, and in summer a long Treetop Walk ending in a tall wooden viewing tower over the Beskids.
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Muszyna and the Gardens of the Senses
A charming spa town in the Poprad valley with terraced Sensory Gardens, castle ruins and the mineral waters of the Sącz Beskids.
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Muszyna — spa town
A spa in a bend of the Poprad: free public mineral fountains, the castle on Baszta Hill rebuilt by 2023, and the old capital of the Muszyna state.
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Krynica-Zdrój — spa town
A mountain spa in the Beskid Sądecki: bicarbonate mineral waters, dry carbon-dioxide baths and three pump rooms from three different eras.
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Wooden churches of Southern Lesser Poland
Six medieval log-built churches — Binarowa, Blizne, Dębno, Haczów, Lipnica Murowana and Sękowa — UNESCO-listed since 2003.
Read the guide →Krynica-Zdrój in every season
The spa parks waking up and the slopes in flower, fewer visitors and lower prices. A good time for the promenade and trips into the lower Beskids.
The height of the walking season — the gondola to Jaworzyna, the trails, concerts at the bandstand and pavement tables along the promenade. The Treetop Walk at Słotwiny and the gardens at Muszyna.
A golden autumn in the Sącz Beskids, quiet, and spa treatments without the crowds. A very good time for photography and for the mineral waters.
The ski season at Jaworzyna Krynicka and Słotwiny, the promenade full of atmosphere under snow, and treatments and wellness. Short days, but an intimate resort atmosphere.
How to get there and what to know
- From Kraków by car
- About 2.5–3 hours (DK75 / DW981)
- By train
- Krynica station (connections via Nowy Sącz among others)
- Mineral waters
- The Main Pump Room on the promenade — “Zuber”, “Jan”, “Józef”
- Góra Parkowa
- A funicular of 1937 from the promenade end
- Jaworzyna Krynicka
- A gondola lift from the Czarny Potok base station
- Nearby
- The spa towns of the Poprad valley: Muszyna, Żegiestów, Piwniczna
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