In the Ojców National Park, which covers a surface of 1440 hectares in the Valley of the Pradnik enclosed by Pieskowa Skala cliffs, you can see virtually all of the natural components of a Jurassic landscape. Driving along a winding road, we pass breathtaking Jurassic rock formations, one of which - the unbelievable limestone column - seems to be placed upside down. On the route you visit one of Poland's masterpieces of Renaissance palace architecture, which towers over a steep rocky crag. We visit the three-storeyed trapezoid courtyard and the castle which houses a branch of the Wawel State Art Collection