Ojców National Park is a national park in the Polish Jura in Małopolska Voivodship, Poland. It is one of the smallest national parks in Poland by area.
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History
[edit]The park was established in 1956.
Landscape
[edit]Ojców National Park is dominated by the sharp valley of the Prądnik brook.
Flora and fauna
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[edit]Minibuses leave from the car park and bus station in Kraków on Worcella street very close to the train station. Single fare is ~8 zł. The way takes about 45 minutes, but this might be because it goes around lots of small villages which it may not always do. Some of the return buses from Ojców do not automatically run, there is a number to call to ask them to run. You may not have great mobile reception at the bus stop, and the operator may not speak English.
Fees and permits
[edit]Entrance to the park is free of charge.
Get around
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