What to see in Muszyna? Top 10 attractions

Nature and relaxation in Muszyna
Muszyna, a picturesque spa town in the Beskid Sądecki, nestled in the Poprad Valley, is the perfect place to relax for lovers of nature, history, and active leisure. Known for its healing mineral waters, rich history, and beautiful landscapes, it attracts tourists all year round. We’ve prepared a list of the 10 best attractions that will make you fall in love with this place. And at the end, we invite you to visit our Muszynova Recreational and Sports Park, where plenty of entertainment awaits!
Why visit Muszyna?
- 1. Sensory Gardens (Gardens of the Senses) – Muszyna’s biggest attraction, located on the slopes of Sucha Góra. Divided into zones of health, scents, sounds, taste, and touch, they offer therapeutic experiences for all senses. Strolling among fragrant herbs, murmuring streams, and colorful plants is the perfect way to relax. At the top, there’s a viewing tower with a panoramic view of the Beskid Sądecki and the Tatra Mountains on clear days.
- 2. Biblical Gardens – Located next to the Church of St. Joseph the Betrothed, the Biblical Gardens are a place of reflection and peace. Designed for meditation, they present scenes from the Bible in creative ways (e.g., a pond reminiscent of Moses or a fig tree symbolizing paradise). Entry is free, and nearby you’ll find the “Maryja” mineral spring.
- 3. Castle Ruins (Baszta Hill) – The ruins of a medieval castle on Baszta Hill are one of Muszyna’s oldest landmarks. Built in the 14th century, it served as a fortress of the Muszyna State. Though only fragments of walls remain, the site offers a beautiful view of the Poprad Valley. In May, prayer services are held here at the statue of the Virgin Mary.
- 4. Regional Museum of the Muszyna State – Housed in a reconstructed 17th-century inn, the museum introduces the history of Muszyna, Lemko culture, and the Muszyna State. You’ll find exhibits related to wine trade, crafts, and local traditions. A great place to learn about the region’s rich past.
- 5. Church of St. Joseph the Betrothed – This Baroque church from the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries is a gem of Muszyna’s architecture. Inside, there is a Gothic statue of the Virgin Mary with Child and a Renaissance tabernacle. Next to the church, don’t miss the historic wall and the 1803 bell tower.
- 6. Zapopradzie Spa Park – Perfect for families and those seeking relaxation. It features outdoor pools, an ice rink (in winter), a skatepark, and walking paths. This recreational hub is lively all year round.
- 7. Mineral Water Pump Rooms – Muszyna is famous for its mineral waters like “Muszynianka”. Pump rooms such as “Milusia” or “Cechini” let you taste healing waters. An essential part of any spa visit, combining health with pleasure.
- 8. Hiking and Cycling Trails – Muszyna is a paradise for active leisure lovers. Hiking trails (e.g., to Jaworzyna Krynicka) and cycling routes in the Beskid Sądecki offer breathtaking views. Popular cycling routes can be found around Złockie.
- 9. Poprad River Rafting – The Poprad River is perfect for mountain kayaking or rafting. Pontoon trips of varying difficulty – from family-friendly to extreme – provide unforgettable thrills. Great for adrenaline seekers.
- 10. Viewing Tower on Malnik Hill – Opened in 2023, this 40-metre tower on Malnik Hill is Muszyna’s newest attraction. It offers spectacular views of the Beskid Sądecki and surrounding mountain ranges. Perfect for a short trip and landscape admiration.
Experience Muszyna with Muszynova
Want to truly feel the atmosphere of Muszyna? After exploring the attractions, head to the Muszynova Recreational and Sports Park – bikes, squash, gym, children’s attractions, and regional cuisine await. All in one place!


