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The document summarizes attractions in Zakopane, Poland. It states that the Tatra Mountains have an Alpine character that draws many visitors. Mountain hiking and trips via cable car are well-organized attractions. In winter, thousands arrive in Zakopane to ski, especially around Christmas and February, with popular spots being Kasprowy Wierch, Nosal and Gubałówka Hill. Over 2.5 million tourists visit Zakopane annually, many coming in winter for skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and ski jumping or in summer for hiking, climbing and spelunking.
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- 5. In the winter, thousands arrive in Zakopane to ski, especially around Christmas and in February. The most popular spots are Kasprowy Wierch, Nosal and Gubałówka Hill.
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