Ojców National Park

E13274

national park protected area

Ojców National Park is Poland’s smallest national park, renowned for its picturesque limestone cliffs, caves, and medieval castles in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland.

Aliases (1)

Kraków-Częstochowa Jurassic Highland landscape ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	national park → protected area →
area	approximately 21.46 square kilometres → approximately 2146 hectares →
climate	temperate continental →
contains	Chapel on the Water → Ciemna Cave → Hercules’ Club rock formation → King Łokietek’s Cave → Ojców Castle → Pieskowa Skała Castle → Prądnik Valley → Sąspówka Valley →
country	Poland →
established	1956 →
governingBody	Polish National Parks authority →
hasEcosystemType	karst river valley → temperate forest →
hasFauna	badgers → bats → foxes → numerous bird species → roe deer →
hasFlora	beech forests → fir forests → mixed deciduous forests →
hasGeologicalFeature	Jurassic limestone → karst caves →
hasTouristAttraction	castle ruins → educational paths → marked hiking trails → viewpoints →
hasTouristFacility	museum in Ojców →
IUCNCategory	II →
knownFor	caves → karst landscapes → limestone cliffs → medieval castles → ravines → rock formations →
locatedIn	Kraków-Częstochowa Upland → Lesser Poland Voivodeship →
locatedNear	Kraków →
namedAfter	village of Ojców →
nearestTown	Ojców →
partOf	system of Polish national parks →
river	Prądnik River → Sąspówka stream →
smallestNationalParkOf	Poland →

Referenced by (12)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Hercules’ Club rock formation → King Łokietek’s Cave → Ojców Castle → Pieskowa Skała Castle → Prądnik Valley →	locatedIn
Lesser Poland → Silesian–Cracow Upland →	contains
Hercules’ Club rock formation → Hercules’ Club rock formation ("Kraków-Częstochowa Jurassic Highland landscape") →	symbolOf
Lesser Poland Voivodeship →	containsProtectedArea
Ojców →	locatedInOrNextToProtectedArea
Ojców Castle →	locatedInProtectedArea