The Schaffgotsch family, ruling vast lands around Karkonosze Mountains, settled in Cieplice in 1675. Their previous seat was the Chojnik castle, burned down due to a stroke of lightning. They settled...
All-year luge tracks in the city centre, 1,060 m and 800 m long.
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...
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,...
Aplace for those in love .
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....
“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...
The church was erected in 1738 on the site of an earlier, Medieval church that burned down during the Thirty Years’ War. Until 1925, it was a Catholic church, afterwards it was closed and its...
Jelenia Góra > Łomnica > Mysłakowice > Ściegny > Miłków > Sosnówka > Staniszów > Jelenia Góra This route follows asphalt roads with excellent views of the Karkonosze Mountains....