Country revitalization is a long-term multistage process which needs consideration of historic and contemporary determinants. In the process of landscape revitalization in Strzelce Wielkie village (Szczurowa commune) performed within the frames of a programme based on international cooperation, Polish and German experiences in such investments realization as well as owned output in the range of theoretical elaborations were used.1 Revitalization of Młynówka stream flowing previously through the whole place was accepted as the most important project challenge and at the same time future investment purpose emphasizing among others diversity of surrounding landscape in its upper, middle and lower flow. The first research already revealed great variety of forms in the elaborated area and existence of numerous historical elements both vegetal and architectural ones. Usage of geodetic materials contributed to localize and include in documentation particular landscape forms, enabled to perform multi-range in situ researches of country landscape and even recreating of 19th century spatial solutions.2 Such elaboration made with use of maps and geodetic plans allowed to preserve elements that are important from the cultural heritage point of view and also to use them in prepared project conception of the place’s spatial development.3 1 In situ researches were performed within the frames of international programme – Polish-German cooperation: „Integrated programming of rural areas development in Małopolska on the basis of Bavaria standards”, on the basis of the Partnership Agreement: „Conception of Integrated Proceedings in favour of Rural Areas Development” (2014–2015). Low-key tests and in situ tests in the range of landscape: dr inż. arch. Przemysław Baster (cooperation in the German side: landscape arch. Thomas Wurth), scientific care: prof. dr hab. inż. Urszula Litwin; plants analysis: dr inż. Zbigniew Koziara. 2 Elaboration of existing state, valorization and project directives for the whole tested area – including all project charts presented in the paper – were performed by students of the 3rd year of engineer studies of Geodesy and Cartography specialization within the subject entitled Projecting of Urbanized Areas, under the guidance of dr inż. arch. Przemysław Baster. Scientific care: prof. dr hab. inż. Urszula Litwin; plants analysis: dr inż. Zbigniew Koziara (Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Land Surveying, University of Agriculture in Krakow). 3 Conceptual project of Młynówka stream and town’s centre revitalization was performed under the guidance of prof. dr hab. inż. Urszula Litwin by the students of the 2nd year of master’s studies