Free: Bytom

a 43-hectare park from 1840 that was home to the first zoo in Upper Silesia

an 18-hectare park in two ravines, a former pheasantry, with oaks and the Karol Godula trail

a modernist park from the early 1930s with viewing terraces, ponds and a footbridge

the oldest landscape park in Bytom, with the plane tree “Jan III Sobieski”

beech forest on former silver and lead workings, a bat hibernation site on the Tarnowskie Góry Ridge

post-mining ravines, ridges and subsidence hollows on Sucha Góra, protected as a nature and landscape complex

cemetery from 1868 with a neo-Gothic chapel and graves of distinguished residents of Bytom

a Jewish cemetery from 1866 with a Neo-Gothic pre-burial house and a Wall of Remembrance

neighbourhood park in Bytom's Karb with a sledging run, renovated in 2017

bronze sculpture by Theodor Kalide from 1873 that returned to Bytom's Market Square after many years

cemetery founded in the 18th century and closed down in 1965, today an empty plot with a plaque

cemetery of St Hyacinth’s parish from 1920, founded on former mining wasteland

yellow PTTK trail from Bytom to Zabrze via Miechowice and the Three Ponds Valley

medieval T-shaped sculpture, probably the oldest monument in Bytom

bronze figure of Bytom's good spirit in a top hat with a cigar, said to bring luck