5 Sights in Ojców, Poland (with Map and Images)

Łokietka Cave or Łokietka Cave – a karst cave with a horizontal development in the Sąspowska Valley in the north-western slope of Chełmowa Góra within the Ojców National Park, open to tourists.

Wikipedia: Jaskinia Łokietka (PL), Url

The "Na Wodzie" Chapel – a chapel in the village of Ojców in the Ojców National Park, at the foot of the rocks called Prałatki. It is a historic wooden sacral building dedicated to St. Joseph the Craftsman (Worker).

Wikipedia: Kaplica „Na Wodzie” św. Józefa Robotnika w Ojcowie (PL), Url

Jonaszówka, also known as Gruby Janek – a rock on the orographically right slope of the Prądnik Valley in the Ojców National Park. It is located at the foot of Chełmowa Góra in the mouth of the side Sąspowska Valley. Together with the Plażówka rock located on the other side of this valley, it forms a rock gate, but hardly recognizable, because the outlet of the Sąspowska Valley is quite wide. At the foot of Jonaszówka there are ponds with rainbow trout farming.

Wikipedia: Jonaszówka (PL)

Ojców Castle - a castle located in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, part of a system of castles known as the Eagle's Nests - formerly protecting the southern border of the Kingdom of Poland; currently housing a museum dedicated to the castle in its renovated castle-tower. The castle is located in the village of Ojców, Lesser Poland Voivodeship; in Poland.

Wikipedia: Ojców Castle (EN), Website, Url

Chełmowa Góra – a hill on the Olkuska Upland. The northern slopes descend to the Sąspowska Valley, the eastern slopes to the Prądnik Valley, the south-western slopes to the Ciasne Skałki gorge, and the western slopes turn into the Olkuska Upland.

Wikipedia: Chełmowa Góra (PL)