1 Chocholow Village - it represents the most complete survival of an old gorale village. The majority of the houses here were built during the nineteenth century
2 Little Girl in the Doorway
3 Chocholow Village
4 Examples of the way they use to Live in the Wooden Houses
5 Interior of the Wooden House
6 The Stove in the Wooden House
7 Typical Hat of a Polish Highlander
8 Carvings made by a Local man
9 Chocholow Villaeg Church
10 Church Of Our Lady Of Czestochowa in Zakopane
11 This small wooden church and atmospheric cemetery date from the mid-19th century. The Old Church has charming carved wooden decorations and pews, the Stations of the Cross painted on glass on the windows and an unusual open-fronted confessional.
12 The Black Madonna Church
13 Little Building on the way to the Cemetery
14 The adjoining cemetery is one of the country's most beautiful, featuring amazing wood-carved headstones, some resembling giant chess pieces. The noted Polish painter and creator of the Zakopane Style, Stanisław Witkiewicz, is buried here beneath a modest wooden grave marker.
15 The Cemetery Zakopane
16 The Cemetery Zakopane
17 Take the Fenicular Railway to the Top of Mount Gubalowka for View of the Tatra Mountains
18 Modern Wooden House
19 View down to Zakopane
20 Little Church at theTop of the Mountain
21 Tatra Museum
22 Tatra Museum Showing the Culture of the Highlanders
