Browar Watra
Beer brewed on site, a big restaurant with a garden and Polish cooking. The kitchen stays open late, with music at weekends. Same family as Pstrąg Górski.
Places we go to ourselves: the best beer, breakfasts, regional and Italian food, shops and sights. Each with the distance and walking time from Giewont View 16.
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Food & beer
A short list from your host. Browar Watra and Pstrąg Górski are the same company, so the beer is just as good in both.
Beer brewed on site, a big restaurant with a garden and Polish cooking. The kitchen stays open late, with music at weekends. Same family as Pstrąg Górski.
From the same company as Browar Watra: their own craft beer and a big dining room right on lower Krupówki. A good first-evening spot.
A top-floor restaurant with the Tatras right behind the glass. Highlander interiors, Polish dishes and burgers. Ask for a window table.
Pizza, pasta and risotto on plac Niepodległości, a few steps from Krupówki. For when you need a break from mountain food.
A Krupówki classic: steaks and hearty regional dishes in a timber chalet, often with live music.
The best breakfast on lower Krupówki. Stay on for coffee, a beer or a glass of wine on the terrace with a view.
Regional cooking in a timber inn hidden in a courtyard off Piłsudskiego. Highlander folk band in the evenings.
Valleys & trails
The nearest valleys are a walk or a short drive from the apartment. They are all in the Tatra National Park, so you buy a ticket at the entrance.

An easy walk of about an hour to Polana Strążyska, right beneath the north face of Giewont. The Siklawica waterfall is a few minutes further on.

A narrow gorge with a stream, footbridges and old mine adits. Its entrance is closest to the centre, so it suits half a day or a first evening.

A rocky viewpoint above Zakopane between the Biały and Strążyska valleys, with the closest view of Giewont. About 1.5 hours up.

A wide valley with caves, sheep grazing in the glades and the Hala Ornak mountain hut. A minibus from the station takes about 15 minutes to Kiry.
Sights, skiing & mountains

Zakopane’s main pedestrian street: restaurants, shops and the highlander market. The lower end is a short walk away.

The funicular up Gubałówka and the most famous Tatra panorama. Walking trails and a toboggan at the top.

A big playground with a view of Giewont, right by the green Równia Krupowa.

Indoor and outdoor pools, slides and saunas. Perfect for a rainy day.

The legendary ski jump. Take the chairlift to the top of the in-run and see Zakopane through a jumper’s eyes.

The closest ski area, good for beginners and families. Ski school and rental on site.

The lower station of the Kasprowy Wierch cable car (1,987 m) and the start of High Tatra trails. Buy tickets online.
Shopping & transport
By train from Kraków you get off about 400 m from the apartment. By car, you park free in the gated car park by the building.
Bread, drinks and basics. Open daily 6:00–23:00, shorter hours on Sundays.
A large supermarket with parking, next to the station. Best for a full stock-up.

Trains from Kraków and minibuses into the Tatras, including Kuźnice, Palenica and Kościeliska Valley. A few minutes’ walk with luggage.
Photos of the area, valleys and sights come from Wikimedia Commons and are used under their authors’ licences.
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