Beautiful street in Zakopane full of life and songs and so many different shops of high brands. Plenty of booths for souvenirs, restaurants, cafes and so much more.

Gubałówka with Local Market Square. Gubałówka Funicular Railway operating all year round from Zakopane to Gubałówka. Gubałówka is the most famous peak located in the capital of the Polish Tatra Mountains- Zakopane. It takes 3,5 minutes to get to the height of 1122 m above sea level, thanks to the cable-way railway, which transports about 2000 people within an hour. From the top of Gubałówka, there is a view of the amazing panorama of Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains. The local market in Zakopane is nestled in between the very foot of Gubałówka hill and the beginning of the Krupówki Promenade. You can find there local souvenirs, leather jackets, fur coats, clothes, shoes, fruit, vegetables and local OSCYPEK sheep cheese sellers.

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima in Krzeptówki in Zakopane was built by the highlanders from donations as a vote of gratitude for saving the life of the Holy Father John Paul II during the assassination attempt in St, Peter's Square on May 13, 1981.

Is part of the wooden architecture in Poland with houses made of wood in the 17&18th century. Some traditional shops and handcraft to be seen on site.

Testing regional cheese in Zakopane. Oscypek is a smoked cheese, made out of salted sheep’s milk exclusively in the Tatra Mountains region in Poland. The cheese is made by heating fresh milk, adding rennet, and mixing until lumps appear. The cheese is then shaped by hand and placed into beautifully wood craved moulds called Oscypiorka. Then smoked using pine wood which gives them a white creamy interior and outer golden colour.