About 20 minutes from Zakopane lies the wooden village of Chochołów. This village is famous for the wooden houses that look almost identical. Settlers traditionally washed the wooden walls of buildings with soapy water. They do it twice a year before Christmas and Easter. Thanks to this, buildings that are many years old look like new. There are places in the clearings near Chochołów where highlands produce sheep's cheese, which is traditional for this region of Poland. This cheese is called "Oscypek". As part of the trip, you will visit this place and get to know the production history and taste of this cheese.

There is a cable car in Zakopane that allows you to climb to the top of Gubałówka Mountain. The upper station is at an altitude of 1,126 m above sea level. from the hill offers a beautiful view of the Polish Tatra landscape. There are also many tourist attractions as well as restaurants and cafes where you can try mulled wine and relax with a view of the mountain landscape.

The most famous street in Zakopane with traditional bazaars, restaurants and cafes. You have some free time here.

Location where ski championships take place in Poland.