At the House of Painters, which serves as a centre for the village’s artists, you can watch the painters at work. You can also find a basic map to the more impressively painted houses in the village.
House of Painters
Carpathian Mountains
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Tarnów's arresting Gothic city hall, which draws all eyes in the Rynek, dates in its earliest parts to the 15th century. Given a later Renaissance…
16.44 MILES
Tarnów's cathedral dates in part from the 14th century, but was remodelled at the end of the 19th century in neo-Gothic style. The interior shelters…
16.53 MILES
This branch of the city’s regional museum has Europe’s only permanent collection relating to Roma culture. In the backyard there's an open-air exhibition…
16.47 MILES
The Germans' almost complete destruction of Tarnów's synagogue, once the focus of spiritual life for the 25,000 Jews who lived here, is only more…
16.49 MILES
Two 16th-century townhouses on the central square comprise the main regional museum, largely used for rotating exhibitions. The main part of the small…
16.14 MILES
This former Jewish burial ground, the largest of its kind in southern Poland, lies 1km north of the centre. The cemetery dates from the 16th century and…
16.73 MILES
The shingled Church of Our Lady, built by peasants in the mid-15th century, has charming folk decorations inside and a fine rococo high altar. Note the…
Felicja Curyłowa Farmstead Museum
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This three-room farmhouse houses the work of Zalipie's best-known painter, Felicja Curyłowa (1904–74). Every flat surface is painted with colourful…
Nearby Carpathian Mountains attractions
1. Felicja Curyłowa Farmstead Museum
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This three-room farmhouse houses the work of Zalipie's best-known painter, Felicja Curyłowa (1904–74). Every flat surface is painted with colourful…
16.14 MILES
This former Jewish burial ground, the largest of its kind in southern Poland, lies 1km north of the centre. The cemetery dates from the 16th century and…
16.43 MILES
Housed in a handsome 16th-century tenement behind Tarnów Cathedral, this well-curated museum dates to 1888, and now comprises five distinct rooms: a…
16.44 MILES
Tarnów's cathedral dates in part from the 14th century, but was remodelled at the end of the 19th century in neo-Gothic style. The interior shelters…
16.47 MILES
The Germans' almost complete destruction of Tarnów's synagogue, once the focus of spiritual life for the 25,000 Jews who lived here, is only more…
16.49 MILES
Two 16th-century townhouses on the central square comprise the main regional museum, largely used for rotating exhibitions. The main part of the small…
16.5 MILES
Tarnów's arresting Gothic city hall, which draws all eyes in the Rynek, dates in its earliest parts to the 15th century. Given a later Renaissance…
16.53 MILES
This branch of the city’s regional museum has Europe’s only permanent collection relating to Roma culture. In the backyard there's an open-air exhibition…