Your first landmark on the Zakopane Tour is the main building of the Tatra Museum, one of the oldest regional museums in Poland. Here, your guide will introduce you to the origins of Zakopane—its early settlement, the birth of tourism, and the unique highlander culture that shaped the town's identity.

The second landmark is Pęksów Brzyzek Cemetery and the Old Church, the oldest sacred site in Zakopane. At this peaceful and deeply symbolic place, your guide will explain the unique craftsmanship of the tombs, many of which are works of art carved in wood and stone. You’ll also hear stories of the first explorers of the Tatra Mountains and learn about the local heroes of World War II, whose memory lives on in this historic cemetery.

The third landmark is Villa Koliba, the first building designed in the distinctive Zakopane Style. Here, your guide will introduce you to Stanisław Witkiewicz, the visionary behind this architectural movement. You’ll learn how he blended local highlander traditions with modern ideas to create a style that became a symbol of Zakopane’s cultural identity.

The fourth landmark is the panoramic viewpoint on Stolarczyka Street, offering breathtaking views of Kasprowy Wierch, Giewont, and the Red Peaks. From this scenic spot, your guide will point out these iconic mountains and share the legend of Giewont, known as the sleeping knight. You’ll also hear stories about winter sports traditions and get a deeper insight into the highlander culture that thrives in the shadow of the Tatra Mountains.

The fifth landmark is Villa Atma, the former home of composer Karol Szymanowski. Here, your guide will tell you about Szymanowski’s life and music, and take you back to the vibrant interwar period, when Zakopane became a lively hub for bohemian artists, writers, and intellectuals. This villa stands as a symbol of the town’s rich artistic spirit and cultural heritage.