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The highest peak of the Karkonosze Mountains 1602 m above sea level.

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In the area of Carpet Factory the "Miniatures Park of Monuments of Lower Silesia" has been made. The goal of this undertaking is to create a show-place as well as a new information centre of Euroregion Nysa. Visitors to this park have the possibility to acquaint themselves with some architectural structures of Lower Silesia (Dolny Śląsk) such as palaces, cloisters, churches, old centres of silesian towns etc minutely imitated precisely in the scale of 1 : 25. These miniatures have been produced according to the newest technics from a weather conditions-proof stuff which makes them suitable for exposure in the open air. Much of green colour, a beauty of surrounding landscape, a very minute imitation of details, they all render the already beautiful monuments even more attractive. The evening floodligts of park together with the soundtrack put visiting Gulliwers in a most wonderful mood. The slogan of this place is "Smile because right for You we have created Your land of fantasy".

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“One day, while hiking in the mountains and looking down I noticed this valley and a thought crossed my mind how nice it would be nice to settle in this place. Enchanted and delighted by this idea I walked in the woods, ran down along a path amidst meadows and in a few hours I arranged the purchase of a country cottage, including adjacent land, green areas, beech wood and natural water springs. I still recall this unconfined joy of my wife and children the moment we could call this corner of the world totally ours and took to renovating an old and falling apart cottage, which following best possible transformation was supposed to become our cosy, family settlement.” - Gerhart Hauptmann In this way an old country cottage, purchased in 1890, became both the family house and a place of creative work for two outstanding writers and brothers – Carl and Gerhart Hauptmann’. Gerhart Hauptmann (1862-1946) – “the father of German naturalist drama” awarded, in 1912, with The Nobel Prize in Literature for his overall creative output. It was in Szklarska Poręba that he wrote his most outstanding books: “The Weavers”, “The Beaver Coat”, “Drayman Henschel”, “Hannele”, or “College Crampton”. The older of two brothers Carl Hauptmann (1858-1921) – a philosopher, biologist, poet, playwright became famous mainly after the publication of “The Mountain Ghost”, a collection of nine adventures experienced by a legendary ruler of The Karkonosze Mountains. The Hauptmanns’ name was always attracting many outstanding guests originating from cultural and scientific European circles. In time their house became a special place for making social and artistic contacts, for initiating the establishment of an artistic colony in Szklarska Poręba. Formally the colony was constituted after Carl Hauptmann’s death – in 1922 “An Association of St. Lucas Artists” was founded. Today the House of Carl and Gerhart Hauptmann still plays the role of an inspiring centre for artists. There are organized numerous artistic events arranged by culture animators, it participates and co-organizes open space activities for students, initiated by Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts and town authorities, it was involved in the establishment of an association called “The New Mill. Artistic colony” which brings together artists from The Karkonosze and The Izery Mountains, it cooperates with EUROArt – the federation of artistic colonies joined by Szklarska Poręba in 2005. The Hauptmanns Museum attempts to take over the ideological heritage after last century residents of this very exceptional house. Permanent exhibitions in the House of Carl and Gerhart Hauptmann In The Mountain Ghost’s Kingdom Products manufactured in the glass factory “Józefina” in Szklarska Poręba Gerhart Hauptmann and his social circles “Łukaszowcy” - the Lucas people Carl Hauptmann and his friends Wlastimil Hofmann and early years of the post-war colony The artists of glass and photography The youngest generation of Szklarska Poręba artists

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What an exceptional opportunity to visit the house of Wlastimil Hofman - the painter, which has been functioning in practically untouched state since the artist’s death. The inside of the seemingly small house includes the painter’s workshop, where his easels are still in place, and next to them on a small table there are brushes and tubes of paint. The atmosphere of the house, as the present host Mr Wacław Jędrzejczak ensures, is still fulfilled with the artist’s spirit, which cannot be experienced in any museum. Wlastimil Hofman (1881-1970) – called by Jan Sztaudynger “the painter of internal radiance” was an artist famous both in Poland and all over the world – a painter, a poet, a student of Stanisławski, Wyczółkowski and, most of all, Jacek Malczewski. In 1947 he moved from Cracow to Szklarska Poręba, talked into it by Sztaudynger himself and settled with his wife in a small house situated in Szkalrska Poręba Średnia. Hofman became very close with local community and painted many portraits and small pictures for the residents. Also the Franciscan fathers became the recipients of his works. His paintings decorate private houses and local churches. Hofman’s House – “Wlastimilówka”, in a short time it became the meeting place for local artistic community. After the painter’s death, following his will, Mr Wacław Jędrzejczak became the owner of the house with all its belongings. The host opens painter’s workshop and the living room decorated with pictures for visitors. Visits are arranged by phone.

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The seat of Walloons, Medieval masters in excavating and processing natural minerals, iron ores, metals, precious stones and quartz. Old Hut is placed at the bifurcation of the Czech path leading to the springs of Łaba river, the place of ancient cult and black trail surrounding Szklarska Poręba. A Sculpture Workshop is open next to the Hut. In dark chambers of the Hut meetings are held during which visitors can listen to tales about Walloons who used to inhibit The Sudety Mountains, as well as old stories and legends about these mountains. Rich collection of semi-precious stones also presents these typical for The Karkonosze Mountains. Special offer for organized groups (more than 20 persons) – the first level of Walloons initiation.

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Discover the Underground Kingdom of Mountain Spirit Misteries of Karkonosze will carry you over to the mysterious world. We will meet the Mountain Spirit eye to eye and you will get in touch with legends and history of Karkonosze. You will find the incredible labourer, glass-blower, Walończycy and horrifying Mandragora. Thanks to the interactive character of underground kingdom you can participate in the life of former Karkonosze inhabitants. Incredible game of light and sound will intensify your feelings and experiences. Why Mountain Spirit is called Turnipcounter? How to create the Philosopher’s Stone? Rain Evoking Machine and Magic Drum – do they really exist? What the Alchemical Chamber of Four Elements really stands for? The answers for above questions and many others can be found in the Misteries of Karkonosze… Here magic and unfathomable natural forces rule.

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Starting from 6 January 2015, you can admire remarkable models and constructions from Lego bricks in Karpacz. But this is not only an exhibition, but rather a huge playground for the youngest as well as older guests. The display is equipped with buttons, joysticks and remote controls which allow to put the models in motion. An unusual entertainment zone of Lego bricks, remotely controlled models and Lego brick robots in Karpacz. This is the only place where you can see and play the unique models built of Lego bricks. Larger display, even more interactive.

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Are you ready to meet the reptiles from hundreds of millions of years ago? If so, we invite you to Dinopark, where there are several reconstructions of life-sized dinosaurs, which are distributed among the rocks and hills in the vast forest. Each of these dinosaurs looks like a living thing - some quietly break the leaves off the highest branches in the forest, some are preparing to spring on their prey. Others look so that people with weak nerves prefer not to have a closer look. For example, the ferocious predator Albertosaurus - "Lizard from Alberta" found in the province of Canada. Or the Centrosaurus - a herbivorous dinosaur with an over 1m long, horned skull. Its frill had two skin-covered holes, to reduce the weight of the skull. There are also a great many other specimens, whose names are known only to the most dedicated enthusiasts of the Earth's natural history. For those who don't find enough emotion when in contact with reptiles from millions of years ago, we have prepared a 5D Cinema. It is one of the latest attractions, which combines elements of 3D entertainment with such effects as moving and vibrating seats, sparkling water, blowing wind, or the falling snow. The viewer has the impression participating in the movie's action. This is an excellent form of entertainment, education and great fun for people of all ages. 5D Theater provides unforgettable experience and stimulates all senses. For the youngest explorers we have prepared e.g. a huge sandbox with a dinosaur skeleton in it. The Dinopark is a place for family adventure for children, parents and grandparents alike. The Dinopark is the perfect blend of education, recreation and rest.

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Mine „Podgórze is an underground tourist route. Drifts 19 and 19a are an exceptionally interesting underground facilities. They were built in 1 951 -1 958 as one of the main excavation sites of “Foothills” mine. The mining was carried out for as long as to 1 958, while in 1974-1989 the only Radium Inhalation Centre of Cieplice Health-Resort was operating where research concerning radium treatment was carried out. In “Mines of Kowary” one can learn history of mining in Kowary, from mining of precious metals: semi-precious stones, iron, silver and lead ore to secret activity of Industry Plant R-1. With experienced personnel of drift guides you will sightsee the largest uranium mine in the country, discovering unknown historical facts

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The Karkonosze Museum exhibits a rich collection of objects connected with the culture and history of the Karkonosze Mountains, the Polish-Czech borderland and the Lower Silesia. The Museum distinguishes itself especially by the collection of artistic glass – the biggest one in Poland. This collection arouses a considerable interest among the visitors from all over Europe. The permanent exhibitions include such elements as touch screens, movies, multimedia games and a special children’s corner where they can see the comics on the history of Jelenia Góra. Another interesting element of the permanent historical exhibition is the multimedia map of Jelenia Góra, showing how the town was changing through the ages, on the basis of numerous pictures, from the old engravings to the contemporary photos. The descriptions as well as the information contained in the multimedia are available in Polish, English, German and Czech. Permanent exhibitions: “From the History of Jelenia Góra and the Region”, The Permanent Exhibition of the Artistic Glass.

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Owing to abundant resources of quartz and wood in the forests surrounding The Karkonosze Mountains Szklarska Poręba has been known for many centuries for crystal glass manufacturing. First glass factory was opened in Szklarska Poręba Dolna [Lower Szklarska Poręba] at Szklarski Potok[Szklarski Creek] in the middle of 14th century. Today the many centuries lasting tradition of glass manufacturing is preserved by Mr Henryk Łubkowski, who turned Leśna Huta into family business. Visitors coming there can watch coloured glass being hand made in front of their eyes. The factory manufactures diversified glass forms and ornaments, like flower vases or table glassware. In manufacturing process old tools and moulds are used, which results in better perfection of products made by expert craftsmen. Broken glass and admixture of glazier’s sand are base materials used in the manufacturing process. Factory Outlet by Leśna Huta is open for customers.

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Dom Śląski  is one of the most attractive places in the Karkonosze, situated at the foot of Śnieżka at 1,400 meters above sea level on the Czech - Polish border, only 5 minutes downhill skiing to the top station of the Kopa lift and the "Śnieżka" ski resort www.kopa.com.pl (return walk about 20 minutes). Two-storey building, renovated, with a higher standard.
  Restaurant bar for over 250 consumption places: hot and cold dishes, drinks, alcohol, sweets. Toilets on the ground floor, showers on the second floor - hot water 24 hours a day. The hostel has rooms 2,3,4 and dormitories

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The Living Museum in Karpacz is a place where you'll feel like a true herbalist. At our Museum, you don't just visit – you co-create. Here, every guest rolls up their sleeves and takes part in a real adventure instead of simply watching from the sidelines. History comes to life in your hands.

We invite you to a unique place where you can create something with your own hands and take it home with you. Discover that learning through doing is not only fun, but also an unforgettable experience.

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The Chojnik mountain overlooking Sobieszów is by nature an excellent site for a defensive structure. Consequently, many historical sources mention the settlement of the Bobrzanie tribe on the peak and a hunting manor house erected by Prince Bolesław the Horned. The erection of the stone castle is dated at 1355 when the reigning Prince of Świdnica and Jawor, Bolko III, strengthened his lands with numerous strongholds. The stone castle consisted of a tower, residential building and a small courtyard. Following the death of the prince, his widow, princess Agnieszka, gave the castle to knight Gotsche Schoff, the progenitor of the Schaffgotsch family (who ruled the castle with small breaks until 1945). The new owner added a chapel to the castle. During the Hussite Wars in the 15th century the castle effectively fended off the attacks of the Hussites, but it also was ill-famed due to the activities of its owners who used to pillage the locals and tradesmen passing through the nearby trade route.

The castle was expanded a few more times in the 15th, 16th and 17th century. It became an extensive castle with a lower past containing utility rooms (a kitchen, servants’ room, cellar) and carved cistern in which water deposits for the inhabitants were stored. The castle was also adapted to the developing military techniques.

The stronghold that remained unconquered by humans finally succumbed to the forces of nature on 31 August 1675, it burned down due to a lighting strike. The owners never decided to rebuild it and gradually the castle transformed into a picturesque ruin whose charm gradually started to attract tourists. In 1822 a hostel was created in the bastel house of the lower castle.

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Since 1993 the museum in run by the Sokołowski family: Renata, Grzegorz and their son Kzimierz. The parents’ passion is also shared by two daughters who run a similar institution in Kamień Pomorski. The museum in Szklarska Poręba offers almost 3000 exhibits: mineral stones and fossils from all over the world, as well as Gibeon’s meteorite - an exhibit from cosmic space. In front of the museum building there is “CARBONIFEROUS WOOD”, the only one in Europe, in the form of fossil Dadoxylon tree trunks. The trees were growing here about 300 million years ago. Fossil exhibits and dinosaurs’ skeletons collected in the museum are an attraction for every visitor. It is the biggest in Poland private collection of these reptiles which inhabited the Earth millions of years ago. Among the exhibits there are also eggs of dinosaurs from China. The oldest fossils presented in the museum are 570 million years old stromatolites originating from The Kaczawskie Mountains and trilobites dated for Lower Cambrian period (530 million years ago). The museum provides an audio-video room where popularized scientific films are shown.

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An incredible attraction for tourists and lovers of the starry night-sky is being created in Szklarska Poreba-Jakuszyce at ORLE Station Tourist. As part of the Jizera Dark-Sky Park, an astro-trail is being built, including a model of the solar system. Each of its elements is created from a different type of rocks originating from Lower Silesia. The trail is a lesson in both astronomy and geology. As the authors of the idea write at Jizera-Darsky.eu, the characteristic feature of the trail is its location it in the mountains. This allows visitors not only to learn about the valuable nature of a unique place in the Sudetes, which is the upper valley of the Jizera River, but also to expand their knowledge on the Universe. The entire project is being developed as part of the so-called Jizera Projects. This magical path has already been dubbed by astronomy enthusiasts the "Journey through the Solar System", "Road to the Stars" and "Touching the Universe". With time, maybe it would acquire its own original name? "Astro-trail" is being created under the project implemented by "astro enthusiasts", among whom we should mention Prof. Michał Tomczak, Dr. Tomasz Mrożek, and Dr. Sylwester Kołomański - scientists from the Institute of Astronomy, University of Wroclaw, Zbigniew Kaminski - a forester from Świeradów Zdrój and the host of Orle Stanisław Kornafel.

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The City Museum “Gerhart Hauptmann’s House” is situated in Jelenia Góra-Jagniątków (previous Agnetendorf) in the villa of a German writer and the Nobel Prize winner in literature 1912 – Gerhart Hauptmann. A massive, castle-like house, which is a combination of historicism and Neo-Renaissance, was built in 1900/1901 according to the design of Hans Grisebach, an architect from Berlin. The writer lived in the residency from 1901 until his death in 1946. For five decades the Wiesenstein Villa was a kind of Art Refuge for writers and the centre of cultural and social life for many writers, intellectuals and artists from Berlin and the Karkonosze Region. It was also famous for its Art collection. After Hauptmann’s death the residency became the Holiday Centre for Children called “Warszawianka”, where till 1997 children came for holidays, winter breaks or so called green schools. After the 1989 political breakthrough in Poland, the German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and the Polish Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki decided to open in the villa a museum dedicated to the Nobel Prize winner – Gerhart Hauptmann. The Villa was radically renovated and completely restored due to the support of the Cabinet of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Foundation for Polish-German Co-operation. Nowadays it operates as a museum - The City Museum “Gerhart Hauptmann’s House,” which is a cultural institution in the town of Jelenia Góra. The museum promotes multicultural heritage of Lower Silesia and, according to its statute, gathers and stores the collections: of Hauptmann’s literary output and about literature and history of Silesia. The collections are available for scientific and educational purposes. The museum fulfils its educational mission and scientific duties through research on literature and history of Silesia; moreover, it organizes international workshops, scientific conferences on literature, theatre and history, as well as cultural meetings, concerts, lectures, or literary soirees.

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This is an interesting and safe touristic route. Tourists can see an underground world of legends, mysteries and the real history of almost 700 years of searching for metals, minerals and exploiting of ore both iron and uranium. This is one of over 20 tunnels belonging once to polish-soviet R1 Plants which used to mine and export an uranium ore to Soviet Union. From 1945 to 1947 this uranium was used there to produce the first soviet A-bombs. The uranium exploiting was a top secret activity then. Also later the designation of tunnels was not completely revealed. Still the inhalation room erected in Kowarian Tunnels to satisfy the demands of Cieplice health resort allowed a radon therapy to be carried out there. It was one of the only three uranium inhalation centres in Europe then. Prepared and opened since 20.04.2000 the sightseeing route amounts about 12000m of galleries, chambers and caves where both Waloons' treasures and connected to mining uranium exhibits are collected. You can see how miners used to work, investigate the process of exploiting uranium, as well as experience the emotions associated with the place. In recesses and corners await undiscovered yet mysteries while echoes of long ago died voices are reflected by vaults of chambers. Sometimes Uranus and Pluton, good spirits of tunnels, appear only to vanish at once in unfathomable galleries. Both Ladies and Gentlemen can test the quality of "Potencjałka" water left by mythical Priap as a gift of nature for the kowarian miners.

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Executioner Haus

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Discover a fascinating place for your holiday, where you'll find a unique world. At our family estate we cordially invite you to spend pleasant moments in every season - we are happy we can introduce you to the magical charm of our house and the unique appeal of Lower Silesia - one of the most romantic places in Europe, with its majestic Giant Mountains, idyllic villages, charming countryside, away from the daily rush. Enjoy the unique Lomnica atmosphere - with its openness, joy and warm hospitality – where each of you will immediately feel at home, also your four-legged friends. Indulge yourself with a moment in paradise - we are confident our diverse offer will charge you with positive energy and happiness. The Lomnica microcosm, with the hotel, the palace and the manor farm, radiates harmony and comfort. Wide range of activities all year round and our unique Lomnica spirit will surely charm you.

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Toy Museum in Karpacz was established in 1995. It is based on collection founded by Henryk Tomaszewski, famous mime and fouder of Pantomim Theater in Wrocław.

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Teatr Nasz was established in 1991 by a couple of professional actors, Jadwiga and Tadeusz Kuta. They are now accompanied in creating this unique place by a great musician Jacek Szreniawa. Over the last 20 years Teatr Nasz has produced over 40 plays, winning the hearts of its audience - people who keep returning to Karkonosze, often from very distant places, to experience good music, intelligent humour and reflection. Theatre invites its guests for cabaret evenings, and more, every thursday, friday and saturday. After a feast for the soul, there is a feast for the body as well. Teatr Nasz is famous also for its restaurant. Every guest can try specialties of the kitchen, where the Chef is Jadwiga Kuta. Cooking is a really great passion of this repeatedly awarded, acknowledged actress loved by her audience. That is why she can combine classic flavours with culinary avant-garde. Cosy, warm rooms are ready for all of those who do not want to come back home right after a delicious dinner. Every room has a separate bathroom, a window with the view of Karkonosze mountains and common living room with a fireplace, which invites for long, night talks. You want to relax and feel at home? Be our guest!

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The Museum of History and Militaria prides itself with the rich collection of the objects connected with the First and Second World War. Its two exhibitions include various types of arms and military equipment. At the same time, temporary exhibitions on the history of the Polish army and the garrison of Jelenia Góra, are displayed in the building situated at Sudecka Street 83. At the outdoor exhibition – the unique battle equipment. In the village of Łomnica, at Widokowa Street 1 we display the radiolocation equipment originating from the school of radio engineering in Jelenia Góra.

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The Okraj Mountain Pass is a depression dividing Kowarski Grzbiet (mountain ridge being a part of the Karkonosze mountains), and Lasocki Grzbiet (another mountain ridge). It is picturesquely located on the altitude of 1046m above sea level. ince XVII century shepherding was developing here, so many shepherds' sheds and huts were being built. In the 1st half of XIX cent very famous were horned sleighs downhill drives from the pass to Kowary. A few years before people started to revive this tradition and almost every year the "International Horned Sleighs Downhill Drive" is organised. When the Karkonosze mountains made the border between Austria and Prussia Okraj was an important part of it. A border pass and a customhouse were created then. Nowadays there is a watchtower of the Border Guard and a shelter-home. Many people connect Okraj to former smugglers' route. Fortunately today this place caters a possibility to cross the border legally. On Polish side an asphalt road coming from Przełęcz Kowarska (another mountain pass) leads to a border pass between Poland an Czech Republic located right there. The pass is designed for pedestrians, cyclists and cars. On the second side of the border Mala Upa, a Czech shepherds' village is located. Okraj is a cross-point for numerous bike routes, foot routes and there are also many ski slopes near. It is a popular rest area, especially in winter. Okraj is a place crossed every year by thousands of tourists from Poland, Czech Republic and another countries as well. Besides the pass is quite an attraction in itself. Beautiful sights spread around. It is also a starting point for walking around the Karkonosze or Grzbiet Lasocki mountains.

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Since its construction, the Town Hall has been the most beautiful building in the centre of Kowary. The seat of municipal authorities was designed by a renowned German architect Christian Schultz and built in 1786-1789. Its historic qualities and attention to architectural details make it one of the most beautiful public buildings in Lower Silesia. You should visit the interior. In the lobby, you can admire interesting murals with the coat of arms of Kowary of the times when it became a free royal town thanks to Frederick the Great. The most interesting room, however, is located upstairs. The Debating Chamber of the City Council has an unusual oval shape, and the ceiling features allegorical visions of what Kowary has been famous for since time immemorial – mining, blacksmithing, weaving and herbalism. The Tourist Office opened in the basement of the Town Hall welcomes all who want to learn more about the city.

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In the very heart of the city, on Górnicza Street, in an inconspicuous looking tenement, is the seat of the Kowary Tradition House, which has been the headquarters the Kowary Lover’s Association for several dozen years.

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All-year luge tracks in the city centre, 1,060 m and 800 m long.

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The Death Curve takes its name from a very sharp and dangerous curve at Droga Sudecka [The Sudeten Road] between Szklarska Poręba and Świeradów Zdrój at the altitude of 775 m above sea level. The road curves at the angle of almost 180’. It is an excellent view point over The Karkonosze Mountains panorama, Szklarska Poręba and Jelenia Góra Valley. It owes its name to numerous car accidents caused by careless and speeding drivers. Below the curve, by the trail to Zbójeckie Skały [Robbers’ Rocks], there is a side drift of an old pyrite mine from 17th century. Access: Buczka, Dworcowa, Armii Krajowej Streets, in the direction of Świeradów Zdrój. Black trail leads to Zakręt Śmierci (around Szklarska Poręba) and yellow trail from Szklarska Poręba Dolna [Lower Szklarska Poręba] through Zbójeckie Skały [Robbers’ Rocks] up to Wysoki kamień [High Stone].

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We have the pleasure to invite you to Poland’s only and Europe’s third Private Museum of Video Games. This remarkable place will take you all back in time. Only here can you experience the unusual, unique, limited or rare games and consoles, the first generations of which date back to the 1970s. Come and see what TV games looked like more than 40 years ago! Play classic titles on pads from a different era. You can see the evolution of video games and the equipment for playing. We provide loads of entertainment and nostalgia along with interesting trivia related to the video games industry.

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Aplace for those in love .

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Exhibitions: 1.Origin and development of tourism in Gigant Mountains, 2.Development od winter sport in Gigant Mountains. 3.Proteckion of nature. Temporary exhibition.

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For more than 140 years 'Julia' Glassworks has been manufacturing crystal masterpieces. Since our still functioning factory is available for visitors, it has become a very popular tourist attraction. Aside from sightseeing, one can take part in various workshops, both for children and for grown-ups.

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Matejki Street connects Franciszkański Square in the Old Town in Kowary with the City Park. In a green square at that street, there is the largest children's playground in Kowary, where you can spend late mornings and afternoons in a family atmosphere. In the adjacent Poprzeczna Street, there is the 19th century synagogue, today not serving its religious functions. First, before 1939, it was devastated by the Nazi Germans and turned into a sports hall, and today, because of the lack of the Jewish Diaspora in Kowary, it no longer plays any religious role. A pre-war villa estate embedded in greenery – one of the most peaceful and quiet parts of Kowary serving as the asylum from the hustle and bustle of the city – stretches in the area adjacent to the City Park. Matejki Street in Kowary is lined with almost century-old chestnut trees. The old trees with distinctive feathery, palmate leaves bloom every year in May, heralding the inexorable approach of the baccalaureate time. In early autumn, go for chestnuts, which, even without great artistic ability, can be used to make beautiful ornaments.

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The Old Town covers the area of the inner city centre. It consists of a string of historic buildings built under the influence of typical architecture promoted in Silesia at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. The most interesting and the most stylish buildings are located in 1 Maja Street. While some of them still have their baroque layout and rococo façade, most of them were built in the classical style. For over two hundred years they have delighted the eye with their balanced structure and harmonious proportions. The most interesting parts of the Old Town in Kowary have been pedestrianised and are now a charming city promenade used on sunny days by both the residents of Kowary and tourists resting here. You must visit this place at noon, when the Old Town is filled with the sounds of the bugle call coming from the Town Hall. A careful listener will find among them the sound of a blacksmith's hammer, symbolising the five centuries of history and tradition of mining in Kowary.

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Liczyrzepa’s Court Restaurant is a place "with soul", which consists of an unique design, professional service and excellent cuisine. The fairy-tale castle, which is spreading on the main wall of the premises is a main element that is sure to arouse your enthusiasm together with the relaxing murmur of water from our spring. The Liczyrzepa’s Court have a huge potential. The main hall on the ground floor with the mezzanines on the first and second floor successfully may accommodate up to 400 people. The spacious terrace and specially saving up place on a buffet are additional advantages. At your disposal we have a stage with professional sound system and lighting and the dance floor, which can be changed into the audience set. Apart from the great service that will take care of you and delicious regional cuisine that will satisfy even the most demanding gourmands we offer several attractions such as live music performed by local bands or fun run by DJ. Liczyrzepa’s Court Restaurant is the perfect spot to organize private dinners, christenings, birthdays, business meetings, team building events, cultural events, feasts or barbecue.

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Fischer is a unique cross-country skiing equipment rental office, run by cross-country, bicycle and Jizera Mountains enthusiasts.We have prepared for you more than 200 sets of cross-country ski by Fischer - a leading manufacturer of ski equipment, including equipment for the youngest children and the trailers of the Norwegian company NordicCab.

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Fairy tale houses, children's playground and a miniature of Śnieżka mountains.

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An exhibition of mimes, dolls and pierrots by Ula Jonkisz.

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Viewing platform, Tyrolean traverse, bungee jumping, pendulum, climbing.

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„Grand” cinema is located in historic tenement house in the centre of Jelenia Góra. In the 1926 here, in building named "Schaum Halle" or "Schaum Spiele", the first ever cinema in this area was build. Currently it uses the latest achivements in the field of film projection. 2D and 3D movies can be played in 4K resolution (which is 4 times bigger than Full HD) at 48 frames per second

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The pool complex includes a swimming pool and recreation centre with swimming tracks, 2 pools for children with a water slides and sprinklers; 2 thermal swimming pools with water attractions such as hydro-massages, swings, couches; external thermal pool, leisure pool with external slide, sun lounger and baskets to play basketball. Swimming pool complex is complemented by spa area including: finnish sauna, steam and infrared sauna, whirlpool, jacuzzi, tepidarium, snow cave, ice fountain, relaxation area with heated loungers and besides that, a massaging area. It also has a multifunctional hall, giving an ability to conduct trainings, and food area.

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Lime was a holy tree in the old days. It was be lieved that it protects against lightning and evil powers. It was planted in te central place in the settlements. War deliberations, court trials, ritual dances or marriges were held under its branches.

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The church was built in 1774 - 1777. It is among the most precious Lutheran buildings of the Silesian Baroque era.

The interior is simple, hall-like and its beauty lies in the Rococo fittings. The dominant element of the church is the altar, a true architectural treat. The wooden structure is adorned with gildings and sculptures with a painting of Christ, referencing the patron of the temple, in the centre. The wall over the altar houses an equally impressive organ front and behind is a 1927 instrument, the work of Gustaw Heintze, an organ builder from Żary. The entirety is complemented by a richly ornamented pulpit.  The nave of the temple is surrounded by two-storied matronea. The interior is painted in white, the high windows providing excellent lighting to the interior further emphasizing its beauty.

Until the 1970s the church was surrounded by a Lutheran necropolis. The cemetery was liquidated, the tombstones removed and the area developed. Its only remaining memento is the so-called ‘Remembrance Lantern’ standing next to the church (from the side of Veteran’s Square – Plac Kombatanta).

From the church, we are going right, soon to be welcomed by the sight of the most impressive building in Cieplice, the seat of its former owners, the Palace of the Schaffgotsch family.

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Prints of expedition boots of Polish mountaineers (including Andrzej Zawada, Wanda Rutkiewicz and Piotr Pustenik) cast in bronze.

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Chairlift to Kopa (1,375 m) - 2,229 m long, altitude difference 530 m.

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Built in 1910-1925 with a little reservoir. A tourist trails goes along the crown of the dam.

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The current small church dates back to around 1650, and was rebuilt several times later. However, there already was a church, built perhaps in the thirteenth century. This is the first and earliest Roman-Catholic temple in Szklarska Poreba. In the eighteenth century, the temple was being lent to the Lutherans for prayer, until they built their own prayer house with the help of the Catholics. Five hundred years ago, with the decree of Pope Innocent VII established a separate parish dedicated to Corpus Christi (p.w. Bożego Ciała) in Szklarska Poreba.

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Located on the left bank of the Kamienna River a group of strongly inclined granite rocks 18 meters high. The small cave, formed as a result of mining pegmatites, is in the south wall. Vertical rock walls are used for rock climbing. Access: from the city center along the red route (Sikorskiego Street).

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A cave, created artificially by the exploitation of pegmatites by the Kamienna shore - about 6m deep and about 4m in height. Access: from the green route leading to the Szklarka waterfall.

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The church was built between 1754-1786, according to the design by and under the supervision of Christian Feistes, the building inspector of the Schaffgotsch family goods administration. The church has been consecrated already on 11/9/1755 not much more than a year since the start of its construction. In 1759, the church organs were first sounded. Further expansion of the temple in Lower Szklarska Poreba was carried out between 1786 and 1787, as evidenced by the date "1786" engraved on the keystone over the northern door. Additional equipment of the church was the great candlestick hung above the altar, elaborately made of colorless lead crystal, funded by the local steelworkers and grinders, and made between 1770 and 1790; the wooden font, pulpit and numerous paintings. In 1821, Carl Anton Mallickh (1783-1854), master builder of the Schaffgotsch family built a classical tower covered with a baroque helmet with double lanterns on the western side. The tower was equipped with three bronze bells donated in 1826 by the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III: these bells first rang in the New Year's Eve 1826/1827. In 1859, new church organs were funded, purchased in large part from modest donations by the followers, and built by the brothers Schlag from Świdnica. The organs contain 21 music registers: 4 upper, 11 lower and 6 foot pedals and retained the original play table. These organs are still in use today. In 1873 the church received new bells cast at the behest of Kaiser Wilhelm I from the guns acquired during the Franco-Prussian War. The biggest of the bells weighed 1600kg, the middle one 900kg, and the smallest 500kg. In 1883, the tower - which threatened to collapse - was rebuilt into a needle dome and equipped with a three-timer clock. On 3rd and 4th September 1892, celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the church were held, connected with the renewal of the church interior. In November 1913, gas heating was installed in the church. In August 1917, as part of nationwide acquisition of strategic resources to Germany's war industries, the church bells from the Parish Church in Sowiniec and the Evangelical Church in Lower Szklarska Poreba had been removed from the towers, exported and melted down back into cannons. In 1922, members of the evangelical community from Szklarska Poreba, began raising funds for new bells for their church, which have been officially hung on July 3, 1924 New bells in Lower Szklarska Poreba were not used for too long. Two of them, like a quarter of a century earlier, were taken in 1942 and used to support the war effort of the Third Reich. After World War II, the church still had its original interior intact and was being used by the Roman-Catholic parish as a branch church. Following the closure of the nearby shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Church of the Virgin Heart of Mary was given a series of paintings on The Considerations of Secrets of Our Lady of the Rosary. The author of the works was Wlastimil Hofman - "the painter of internal light", the best artist residing in Karkonosze after World War II. The models who posed were the people of Szklarska Poreba, which gives the paintings their special value. The church also holds a lyrical triptych by Wlastimil Hofman; it is called "Christmas" kept in the style of the Young Poland. In the center there is the Child, Mary and Joseph, with shepherds to the left and, to the right, the three kings portrayed as young boys, residents of our city: Andrzej Bobel, Ryszard Pietkiewicz and Norbert A. Pyrka.

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Since the 19th century Chybotek has been one of major tourist attractions in Szklarska Poręba. Several meters high group of rocks is made up of a few granite blocks. The top rock of 4 m in diameter is supported in its two points and can easily be put into swinging motion. Owing to its shape it has also been called “A bowl of sugar”. Numerous Walloons tales and legends about the Ghost of the Mountains frequently mention Chybotek as the rock surrounded by the veil of mystery since, according to old-time stories, it used to close the entrance to an underground treasury. How to get there: from a blue trail, nearby Złoty Widok [Golden View] and Grób Karkonosza [Karkonosz’s Grave].

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The Corpus Christi Church, run by the Franciscan Fathers, was erected in the period of 1884-86 in Neo-Roman style and sponsored by the Schaffgotschs family. Its interiors are decorated with pictures and banners painted by Wlastimil Hofman with the painting entitled “Jesus Christ with Eucharist” at the background of Szrenica decorating the main altar.

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A large group of rocks along the right bank of Kamienna River at the altitude of 718 m above sea level. The group consists of two huge granite towers 30 m high which provide a perfect view point overlooking Kamienna Valley, part of the town and The Izery Mountains. Krucze Skały are the base of extreme sports centre - “Quasar” Mountain School. Instructors are available to assist tourists in practising multi pitch rock climbing, abseiling, descending, slinging, jumping at the, so called, pendulum or walking over a precipice on a rope bridge. Access: from city centre following the red trail (Sikorskiego Street) and Mickiewicza street.

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Wysoki Kamiń is the peak 1058 m above sea level overlooking Szklarska Poręba from the west and situated in the High Crest of The Izery Mountains. There are characteristic picturesque rocks at the top from which one of the most beautiful panoramas of The Sudety Mountains can be admired. The following ranges are visible from this point: The Karkonosze Mountains, The Rudawy Janowickie Mountains, The Izery Mountains, The Izerskie Plateau, The Kaczawskie Mountains, The Kaczwskie Palteau and Jelenia Góra Valley. Until 1963 a tourist hostel was functioning there. At present a small shop and a buffet are open and a new hostel is under construction. The Gołba family from Szklarska Poręba are present hosts of Wysoki Kamień. In Middle Ages the area was intensely excavated by the Walloons and described in legends. Wysoki Kamień can be accessed by red trail (GSS) from Szklarska Poręba to Świeradów Zdrój and yellow trail from Szklarska Poręba Dolna [Lower Szklarska Poręba] through Zakręt Śmierci [The Death Curve].

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Historic park situated near the Carl and Gerhart Hauptmann’s House in Szklarska Poręba which underwent general reconstruction in 2011 is one of the most interesting natural, scenic and historical complexes in the Jelenia Góra Valley. Within the 4,5 hectare area of the park are beautiful mountain routes with the total length of more than 1 km which lead tourists along the most interesting habitats of the park’s flora. The entire trail consists of five thematic houses, each of an individual and unique character: the Wodnik Pożyteczny Hut – with a mill-wheel and a balcony which presents a spectacular view of the ‘moczydło’; the Secret Hut – hidden beneath the grassy slope, frontally open with tables and benches inside; the Mountains Spirit Cottage – based on 18 acacia-wood pillars. Inside the cottage are tables and benches concentrated around the fireplace and grill as well as the utility room in the back; the Moss and Fern Dwarf Hut – made of wood boards with gable roof covered with branches, grass, moss and lichens. Near the hut are the ‘mushroom’ fence, the ‘mushroom’ table and the ‘mushroom’ stools. The Rzepich Zielarek Hut – erected in the form of simple croft where walls are made of vertical pales corresponding to the garden’s fence design. Such natural and wooden elements of small architecture form a unique route called the ‘Garden of the Mountain Spirit’ and perfectly suit the mountainous and slightly rough character of the park. The additional attraction for the youngest visitors is the good fitness Palace – the place which promotes physical activity in the form of a children's playground with accessories made of materials which correspond to the elements of the parks’ small architecture. A great asset of the park are the beautiful and vast panoramas of the Karkonasze Mountains which visitors can admire from the pergola situated on a stone ring and erected in half-timbered style characteristic for the park’s small architecture.

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This is the name of the mountain peak overlooking the city, as part of the Central Crest of The Karkonosze Mountains. Its altitude is 1362 m above sea level and can be reached by a chair lift from SKI ARENA at the foot of Szrenica. A well known mountain hostel “Szrenica” welcomes tourists at the top of the mountain covered by a granite disforest. Even though Szrenica is not a high mountain it offers climatic and snow cover conditions very similar to The Alpes at the altitude of 2000 m above sea level, which provides excellent skiing conditions and well functioning skiing infrastructure. 20 km of ski pists along Szrenica slopes, as well as the overall network of ski lifts, have been attracting enthusiasts of white craze to Szklarska Poręba for years. Szrenica also offers an excellent view point over Jelenia Góra Valley, The Izery Mountains and The Kaczawskie Maountains. Next to the top there are three interesting rock groups – Końskie Łby [Horse Heads], Szronowiec[Hoar-frosted rock], Trzy Świnki [Three Pigs]. Access: along red trail (Główny Szlak Sudecki [Main Sudeten Trail],or for less persistent tourists by a chair lift and about 10 min. walk along black trail. Northern and eastern slopes of Szrenica are traversed by a green trail from Hala Szernicka past Końskie Łby to the mountain hostel at the foot of Łabski Szczyt.

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The highest waterfall in the Polish part of The Karkonosze Mountains. Its threshold is situated at the altitude of 843 m above sea level. The waterfall forms a three-level cascade 27 m high falling to the gorgeousKamieńczyk Gorge. The gorge is about 100 m long with vertical, rocky walls reaching over 25 m in height while its width at some parts is less than 4 meters. Behind the middle waterfall cascade there is a cave called“Złota Jama” [“Golden Cave”] hammered by the Walloons and famous for pegmatite and amethyst stones concentration. By the waterfall there is “Kamieńczyk” hostel and “Szałas Sielanka” [“Idyll Shelter”]. Access: from town centre along red trail (GSS) – from the knot of Szklarsa Poręba centre trails at Sikorskiego Street, or along black trail past lower station of “Szrenica” Chair Lift.

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BALD MOUNTAIN SKI ARENA is a ski resort located in the picturesque Western Sudetes. It is located in the municipality of Jeżów Sudeten Mountains Kaczawskie. From the center of Jelenia Gora, just 10 km from Legnica 50 km from Lubin 70km from Glogau and Wr.Jest is the perfect place to practice winter and summer activities per week, as well as a longer family vacation destination during weekends or school holidays. Numerous ski lifts and slopes are located on the northern slope of Bald Mountain (708 meters), making snow persists long and prevail here excellent conditions for skiing. In the winter on Łysogóry arena can find interesting proposals for both downhill skiers and snowboarders, cross-country skiers, skiers skitourowi, as well as the youngest of snow lovers who can benefit from training ski, golf luge, ski carousel and space to play in reindeer cabin. The biggest advantage BALD MOUNTAIN SKI ARENA is aeskulap ski school, which was established in 1970. Aesculapowi underpinning motto from the beginning of existence is: "Education through the mountains for the mountains". The school provides education and training of children and youth in the downhill. Classes are conducted in a spirit of love for nature, respect, and respect for the mountains. The school program is not only skiing. Children are also involved in the tourist mountain excursions and sightseeing in the Giant Mountains, Mountains, Ore Mountains Janowickie and Kaczawskie.Wrocławia approx. 100km and from the Green Mountains 150km.Jest is the perfect place to practice winter and summer activities per week, as well as a longer family vacation during weekends or school holidays. Numerous ski lifts and slopes are located on the northern slope of Bald Mountain (708 m)

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Wang Church in Karpacz A pearl of the Karkonosze Mountains and a 12 th century monument of Nordic architecture The Wang (pron. Vang) stave church was built in the 12th century in Vang, a town on the Lake Vangsmjøsa in Norway. It was brought to the Karkonosze Mountains in 1842 by Friedrich Wilhelm IV, the then King of Prussia. Its construction was completed without the use of nails. Carvings above the 12th century portals and on the column capitals, as well as the sculptures of Nordic lions are original examples of craftsmanship of Viking descendants. The stylised passage way and granite bell tower can be admired outside of the church. Near the church are: the Parish House which off ers guest rooms, the Wang Diakonia with fi rst aid facilities, a bookshop with Christian and tourist publications for sale, and the sculpture of Lazarus. Many main hiking tracks to Mt Śnieżka and other popular mountain destinations, have their starting points in the vicinity of the church. The historic cemetery provides a scenic view of the valley of Jelenia Góra and surrounding mountain range.

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The palace and the remnants of its estate lie on the south-western outskirts of the city. They are Classicist buildings from the early 19th century. Today it is not so reminiscent of a manor, but it once belonged to two eminent families - the Radziwiłłs and the Czartoryskis. It was also the scene of a romantic story whose plot entwined the occupants of Ciszyca, with the man who would later be German Emperor, Wilhelm I Hohenzollern. The complex is bordered by a small romantic landscape park with valuable tree species. Over the palace, at the peak of a thickly forested low hill, lie the ruins of a hunting castle from the late 18th century.

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"Nowy Dwór" ("new mansion"). Erected in 1570 by the count von Schaffgotsch, remodeled in XVIIct. Around the mansion a very interesting park arranged in XIXct. Visiting it possible only after acquiring the owner's permission. The New Mansion is located in the north-eastern part of Kowary, in a quarter called once Radociny. Radociny is a former village located between Kowary and Wojków. From the centre of Kowary it takes about 25 minutes of leisurely walk to get there. The place has a long story. The building erected around 1570 Kasper von Shaffgosch for his younger son. The children of Kasper and his wife Anna von Siebental started three separate branches of the Schaffgotsch family out of which the Schwarzbach branch possessed the New Mansion until the Thirty Years War. After execution of Hans Ulrich von Schaffgotsch in 1639 the property was purchased by count Prokop Czernin who descended from a very famous family - the Czernins. They were of the old Czech nobility. For centuries they belonged to associates of rulers, first Czech kings, then the Austrian Emperors. Originally their family town was Chudenice but becoming richer and richer they were buying many more estates. Probably in the late XV century a side line of them settled in Silesia. In XVII century they owned estates in Karkonosze including Kowary. After Silesian Wars, in 1747, the mansion was purchased from the Czernins by the king of Prussia, Frederick the Great. At the beginning of XVIII century the kings sold it to the Kopsi family. In 1820, because of an economic depression, it came to a division and sale of the Kowarian estate. The very mansion was bought by Henry LXXIV Reuss-Schleiz-Kosterlitz who in turn passed it to his son Henry IX. Henry IX enlarged the estate by purchase of former knights' lands comprising villages of Gruszków and Wysoka Łąka. At the beginning of XX century the New Mansion was in ruin. Only in 1913 it was meticulously renovated. In the last year of First World War the duchess Feodora von Reuss designed some rooms of the mansion for wounded German officers. The mansion was in possession of the the Reuss family until 1939. After Second World War it served as a rest house, then was held in lease by the health resort Cieplice and nowadays it is in private hands.

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Mysterious and incredibly romantic tombs, are hidden behind huge boulders, at the crest of a low lightly forested hill. Two nameless stone tablets cover the remains of the last residents of nearby Nowy Dwór: Heinrich XXX Reuss and his wife Feodora. The Duchess Feo hailed from one of the most influential families in Europe. Her relatives included Queen Victoria, ruler of Great Britain, and several German Emperors. In the same location a few metres away, we find the resting place of Maria Clementine Reuss, whose gravestone is highlighted with beautiful lilies decorating a high stone cross.

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The „Jedlinki” forest path is approx. 3 km long. The subject matter of the path includes forest plants and animals, and forest management issues. It features 19 educational boards, from which you can learn about the life of the forest and the role played by foresters. You can relax on benches and in four wooden shelters protecting tourists in case of bad weather. The path is mostly covered by asphalt, so it can be also used by disabled people in wheelchairs. This educational trail leads to a forest clearing, where there are the buildings of the old Tannenbaude shelter – today "Jedlinki" forester's lodge. Numerous hiking tracks intersect here. From here you can take forest roads towards Wołowa Mountain, the Table Rock, or go along the green trail through Krzaczyna to reach Karpacz or the Western City.

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“Trail of Mining Traditions” educational path was created to present visitors and residents multi-century long rich history of mining in Kowary. The trail, leading through the most interesting for tourists places of the town, partially outside the developed area, will allow to see the attractive location of Kowary and a walk through forest paths will certainly have a positive impact on the fitness and well-being of travellers. The length of the route is a little over 7 km and the time necessary for completing it does not exceed two and a half hour in one way. “Trail of Mining Traditions” educational path is marked with a red colour.

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While in Kowary you should try the latest educational path called "the Green Karkonosze Mountains". It is a 5 and a half kilometre circular route leading through interesting natural spots of the city and its surroundings. The entire walking path should take no more than two hours even to unskilful tourists. Of course, you still need add time to rest and contemplate the beauty of "mother nature" that surrounds us. So it is an interesting proposal to spend time both before and after dinner.

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You should walk the church around. Behind it, there is a small park with a disused churchyard cemetery now functioning as a kind of a lapidary. Apart from the 17th and 19th century tombstones and tombs of important citizens of the city, you can also find a monument commemorating the victims of the Austro-Prussian War of 1866. Curiously enough, two soldiers and the army of the Kingdom of Prussia and two of the Austrian Empire troops were buried in a common grave under the Geneva Convention adopted two years earlier. Two of them were of Polish origin. A plaque commemorating the residents Kowary who died during the fighting and battles of World War II was also moved to the cemetery. This memorial, originally attached to the pedestal of the monument standing at the square behind the Town Hall in Kowary until 1945, was found a few years ago during excavations in the city centre. Today, it is another exhibit of the churchyard lapidary.

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The most interesting natural element of the churchyard park is the young "papal oak" planted in 2006 to commemorate Pope John Paul II. This peculiar "living memorial" grew out of an acorn collected three years earlier at "Chrobry" – the oldest in Poland 750-year old oak growing near the village of Piotrowice in Lubuskie Province.

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Late baroque Saint Ann Chapel by the Kowalska street. Erected in 1727. Inside a XVIIIct furniture.

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The monumental Cultural House building can be found without trouble in the very centre of the Górnicze District. Its entrance is guarded by two stone statues of a miner and foundry worker. This enormous building is of dimensions not often found in a city of Kowary’s size. It was built in the early 1950s in the style of Socialist Realism. It is a memorial and reminder of sorts of the prosperity associated with the extraction of uranium ore in Kowary’s mines. Today it is the head office of the City Cultural Centre and the city’s library. Inside, aside from the reading room, the exhibition hall and the workshop, we can admire the viewing hall, whose walls are decorated with reliefs by Antoni Mehl dedicated to the obvious theme of mining.

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At Leśna Street in Kowary, there is the newly-built seat of the "Śnieżka" Forest District Office.The area of activity of this institution covers two mountain ranges the Giant Mountains and the Janowickie Ore Mountains, and a large part of the Jelenia Góra Valley. It deals primarily with forest management, but it is also responsible for protecting the forest and its resources. The building of the Forest District Office is located on the edge of a small park with an interesting historic stand of trees. Shrubs and trees growing on the park hill and slope form a picturesque backdrop. Certainly, it will appeal to those who want a break from the hustle and bustle of the Old Town. Although it is still the centre of Kowary, one can feel almost like in the middle of the forest. This park is a kind of a "green island" in the middle of the city. The park located next to the Forest District Office building features an interesting educational nature path with visual boards that help to better understand the forest theme and explore some secrets of the forest. Walking next to a specially created "bird cafeteria", you can peep at birds most frequently visiting the feeders. Those interested can learn about the characteristics of natural habitats and read a description of the main species of trees growing in the Forest District.

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The City Park stretches between Matejki, Kwiatowa and Parkowa Streets in Kowary. The part of the park with rare specimens of trees planted by man gently turns into a natural piedmont forest. The complex is surrounded by meadows and pastures, in which you can often spot a herd of half-breed horses from the "Parkitny" stud in Kowary in conditions similar to their natural environment. The park features walking alleys among both common and those somewhat rare trees and shrubs. There are representatives of non-native flora, including trees introduced in this longitude and latitude such as Caucasian oak, black and Eastern White pine, Douglas fir or Canadian poplar. Children can enjoy their time in the playground, and adults can use the recreational barbecue site prepared specifically for small outdoor events.

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In the northern part of the City Park, among trees and shrubs, we can easily find a large sized rock with a carved inscription in German. The rock commemorates Hendrich Mende who probably lived in Kowary at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Unfortunately, not too many sources of information about this man survived, but it is believed that he was posthumously appreciated for his contribution to the development of the city, tourism in Kowary and the Giant Mountains, and philanthropy that he had successfully practiced in life. The end of the 19th century was a time when there was a trend for activity for the development of tourism and social activities. Organisations dealing with the subject matter were created then. A good example is the old "Giant Mountains Association" (R.G.V.) (Riesengebirgsverein). This organisation, founded in 1880 by Theodore Donat – accountant at the Linen Factory in the nearby Mysłakowice and a great lover of hiking, dealt, for instance, with the construction and maintenance of tourist paths and trails, and the organisation of weekly mountain excursions in the neighbourhood. Its members also designated nature protection guards to save the most valuable habitats of plants and animals in the Giant Mountains.

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In the southern part of the City Park, on a small earth embankment behind railway tracks, there is a mysterious monument. An over a metre high quartz block was placed on the pedestal built of granite stones. The pedestal bears a stone plaque with a metal rim with the inscription "O.V. 1893". This monument commemorates the construction of walking paths and resting places in 1893 by the "Local Society in Kowary" (Ortsverein in Schmiedeberg) founded a year earlier. This organisation set itself the goal of improving the aesthetics of the city, creating new and expanding old promenades, planting ornamental trees and beautifying the immediate vicinity of Kowary.

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"Przedwiośnie" Resort is nothing more than a pre-war railway holiday home ("Eisenbahn-Erholungsheim"). The resort is adjacent to the disused Kowary - Kamienna Góra railway line. Nearby, since 1905, there was the "Schmiedeberg Bornhöhe" railway station, renamed to "Kowary Zdrój" after 1947. Today, only memories remain. Unfortunately, the railway line shared the fate of the stop – the last passenger train arrived here in 1986.

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The oldest monument in Kowary is the Church of the Holy Name of Mary located at Franciszkański Square. The first mention of the church dates back to the 13th century. The church is in the Gothic style, and features a tower topped with a tin helmet. A mysterious sculpture called "Madonna of the monster" preserved from the early Middle Ages on one of the tower walls. Why? You should check it out yourselves. The interior is the most impressive to visitors. It is worth to admire the late-Baroque altar, the pulpit and the organ front. Murals on the wooden ceiling made by Jan Lorenz and his brothers are delighting. The most telling among these paintings is the image of the Trinity, the Ark of the Covenant and the apocalyptic vision of the end of the world. In the vicinity of the church there are: the 18th century Baroque stone bridge on the Jedlica River featuring the sandstone statue of St. John of Nepomuk, and the Roman Catholic rectory building built in 1779-1783.

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Here you can find a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of mining in the city; from ancient times to contemporary ones. The exhibits related to the discovery of iron ore in the Jedlica Valey, are enough to convince the most sceptical, of the city’s medieval roots. There are also documents and items related to the most controversial era of mining in the city, the extraction of uranium ore in the 20th century.

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Educational trail of mining

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Bike Rental Rowery Izery – we have 60 bikes on offer . We are ready for individual clients and organized groups. Service of organized groups comprises planning bike tours, delivery of bikes, catering, a tour guide care in any configuration. For organized groups of children and youth we offer preferential conditions of cooperation. Accept standard location points i.e. Jakuszyce – Szklarska Poręba. We offer the delivery to the requested client’s place within 30 km. from Jelenia Góra and the pick up service – individual setting of costs.

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Pension ETNA *** is a new hotel located in a quiet street in the center of Szklarska Poreba. The proximity of mountain trails, ski slopes, bike trails and many other tourist attractions makes it worth to visit us at any time of the year.

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Regional Restaurant „Chata Karkonoska” “Chata Karkonoska” (a Hut of Karkonosze Mountains) is a stylish wooden log structure combining elements of a country cottage and a mountains hut. Up to 200 guests can be seated in the restaurant. It runs all year long, has proprietary sanitary facilities, and is accessible to handicapped people.An exceptional climate of the restaurant’s interior is embellished by rustic tables, benches and the bar as well as the stove built of natural stone combining the functions of a fireplace and a bread baking stove.The unusual acoustics within the hut contribute to fine artistic performance inside.”Chata Karkonoska” is a place with a climate which combined with excellent food and great service make it more than suitable for wedding receptions, social events, trainings, etc, while a nearby three-star hotel supports it with a perfect lodging Regional Restaurant „Chata Karkonoska”“Chata Karkonoska” (a Hut of Karkonosze Mountains) is a stylish wooden log structure combining elements of a country cottage and a mountains hut. Up to 200 guests can be seated in the restaurant. It runs all year long, has proprietary sanitary facilities, and is accessible to handicapped people.An exceptional climate of the restaurant’s interior is embellished by rustic tables, benches and the bar as well as the stove built of natural stone combining the functions of a fireplace and a bread baking stove.The unusual acoustics within the hut contribute to fine artistic performance inside.

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Bar in Jolki invites you to a small, picturesque village to Piechowic.Oferujemy have 9 beds in price from 25 PLN from osoby.Obiekt is situated on the route Jelenia Gora-Szklarska Poreba.Oferujemy guest rooms with TV, equipped kitchenette, parking, playground .After mountain expeditions in the bar, where you can enjoy a tasty and inexpensive and odpocząć.

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