We made a side trip here off the A4 and it was well, well worth the trip. Wow. Amazing artists there. If you walk the route from the map the city civic center hands out, you may be lucky enough for a resident to invite you in!

Zalipie is Polands Painted village. There is a small museum, a drive/walk through the village where you can observe the gorgeous painted houses, barns, wells, bee hives etc. I especially enjoyed the museum where there are three buildings you can visit and have the history explained to you about the ladies of the village and why they began to paint the houses and how the tradition is kept alive today. The lady who did the tour at the museum kindly spoke a little bit English as well as Polish so we got to understand a little bit more about the tradition. You can also visit the church in Zalipie which has also been ‘painted’ with the flowers of the village. It was all the more special because we visited in late September and it was still warm and sunny. I loved it and I’m totally inspired with Folk Art.

Beautiful place. Not touristic at all. People are very friendly and modest. Beautiful paintings everywhere.

Very cute village in the middle of nowhere:) house #15 is highly recommended!

Amazing place, really unique

A nice, traditionally painted and decorated place with a lovely artist who explains a bit of history to you.

Zalipie is a small village in the Polish country side and several buildings in the village are decorated both inside and outside with flowers. To me, it was folk art at best but that might be a matter of taste. The church, although just red brick from the outside, is nicely decorated with floral paintings at the inside. So, if you decide to go here, don't forget to visit the church. People are friendly, welcoming you in. Some are selling some painted souvenirs. Other than the decorated buildings, there is hardly any activity in this little village. Not aware of any cafeteria or restaurant in the village but I might have missed it. Disclaimer: We did pay a visit to Dom Malarek but skipped the Museum so we might have missed the best part of the village.

Lovely little place to stop and watch the painters. Great cup of coffee. We bought a few things. Be careful of the locals as they will try and charge you for looking at their houses which are set up as shops. We were invited in of the street with no mention of a fee then not let out without paying.

This a special place as I never saw before. All houses are hand painted traditionally. The local master house is the place where a group of women work painting different pieces. Unique and Amazing place, a must see.

Nice place 2 hours grom Cracow

She was very friendly, eager to show off her house, and take pictures with us. She had is put on her costumes when taking the pictures. Go to this house if you don't want the crowds.

This was a great day trip from Kraków! It's about 2 hours of touring and photo taking. In May the art house is open but some of the house sell art work.

naja… ein paar bemalte Häuser… Ganz nett anzusehen… Aber das jetzt als ein Highlight von Polen zu bezeichen, halt ich für etwas übertrieben…

Schönes traditionelles Freilichtmuseum mit weitläufigen,wunderschönen Areal. Tolle farbenprächtige Wandmalerei die sich teilweise über komplette Häuser bezieht.Auf jeden Fall ein Besuch ,besonders im Herbst,wert.Ein wenig umständlich zu finden aber sonst ist es umsonst und man lernt die Geschichte der näheren Umgebung kennen.