Discover the treasures of the region with Hotel Gwarna

Attractions of Lower Silesia

From Sky Hotel Gwarna, located right next to the historic cathedral, you can quickly be transported to the world of picturesque castles – Książ, Czocha or Bolków – which are part of the largest concentration of castles in Poland, which Lower Silesia has to offer. This region is a real gem for lovers of history and architecture.

You will also visit the unique Churches of Peace in Świdnica and Jawor, admire the spectacular landscapes of the Karkonosze Mountains with Śnieżka at the forefront, and discover fascinating industrial monuments, such as the Gold Mine in Złoty Stok or the mysterious Walim "Riese" Adits.

It is the perfect place for unforgettable adventures and excellent relaxation in the heart of Lower Silesia.

Castles of Lower Silesia

Walbrzych

Książ Castle

The third largest castle in Poland, picturesquely situated on a rocky hill above the Pełcznica River. Known for its mysterious undergrounds, beautiful terraces and the turbulent history of the Hochberg family.
Forest

Czocha Castle

Located on Lake Leśniańskie, full of legends and mysteries, with a unique medieval atmosphere. Used as a setting for films and role-playing games.
Bolkow

Bolkow Castle

A medieval fortress with a characteristic teardrop-shaped defensive tower. Currently known for the Gothic music festival "Castle Party" and beautiful views of the Sudetes.
Grodziec

Grodziec Castle

A castle on a volcanic cone, reconstructed in neo-Gothic style, with well-preserved walls. Numerous knight tournaments and historical events take place here.
Zagórze Śląskie

Grodno Castle

Picturesquely situated on Lake Bystrzyckie, with a view of the Owl Mountains. The castle, shrouded in the legend of the White Lady, offers an atmospheric journey through time.
Sobieszow - Jelenia Gora

Chojnik Castle

The ruins of a castle located on a mountaintop in the Karkonosze Mountains, with a beautiful panorama of the surrounding area. Known for the legend of Princess Kunegunda and the picturesque access route.
Klodzko

Klodzko Fortress

An impressive Prussian fortress with a labyrinth of mining galleries and a panorama of Kłodzko. A great place for military history enthusiasts.
Olesnica

The castle in Oleśnica

Renaissance castle of the Oleśnica princes, located in the city center. Recently opened to visitors after renovation.
Międzylesie

The castle in Międzylesie

A Baroque-Renaissance residence with well-preserved interiors and the possibility of overnight stays. A place with an interesting history and a friendly atmosphere.

Palaces of Lower Silesia

Wojanów near Jelenia Góra

Palace in Wojanów

A romantic palace with turrets, surrounded by a landscaped park. Currently, it houses a luxury hotel with a restaurant and spa facilities.
Łomnica near Jelenia Góra

Palace in Łomnica

Beautifully restored complex with museum, restaurant and interactive farm. Often fairs, concerts and educational events are organized here.
Jelenia Gora

Paulinum Palace

A 19th century hunting lodge built in the neo-Renaissance style. Located in the forest, it now serves as a hotel and restaurant with the atmosphere of an old residence.
Kamieniec Ząbkowicki

The Palace in Kamieniec Ząbkowicki

4. A monumental residence in the English Neo-Gothic style, designed by Karl Schinkel. It is surrounded by terraces, gardens and the remains of old fortifications.
Korbielowice

Palace in Krobielowice

A Renaissance-Baroque palace with a golf course and hotel, formerly owned by Field Marshal Blücher. An ideal place for those looking for a holiday with history in the background.
Karpniki near Jelenia Góra

Palace in Karpniki

Neo-Gothic palace of the Prussian princes, now a hotel with access to a beautiful park and ponds. The interiors have retained their historical character, creating a unique atmosphere.

Churches of Peace (UNESCO)

Swidnica

Church of Peace in Świdnica

The largest wooden church in Europe, built without the use of nails. The interior delights with its Baroque splendor, polychromes and a monumental altar.
Sycamore

Church of Peace in Jawor

2.One of the two preserved Churches of Peace, listed on the UNESCO list. Built in the 17th century, it is an exceptional example of Protestant sacral architecture.

Natural Attractions of Lower Silesia

Karpacz

Śnieżka (1603 m above sea level)

The highest peak of the Krkonoše and Sudetes, offering spectacular views of the Czech Republic and Poland. You can climb it on foot or by cable car from the Czech side (Pec pod Sněžkou).
Szklarska Poreba

Kamieńczyk Waterfall

The highest waterfall in the Polish Karkonosze Mountains (27 m), located in a picturesque gorge. Open to tourists with viewing platforms and a cascade of three steps.
Szklarska Poreba

Szklarka Waterfall

Easily accessible and very charming waterfall near Szklarska Poręba. Surrounded by a dense forest, it attracts tourists looking for peace and contact with nature.
The Giant Mountains

The Table Mountains and Szczeliniec Wielki

Unique in Poland rock formations resembling stone blocks. Labyrinths and rock terraces provide unforgettable impressions and panoramas.
The Giant Mountains

Errant Rocks

A rock labyrinth in the Table Mountains, which served as a setting for the film "The Chronicles of Narnia". Narrow passages and fanciful rock formations make a huge impression.
Green

Reserve "Torfowisko pod Zieleniec"

A protected area with an educational footbridge, resembling tundra. An ideal place for nature lovers and peaceful walks.
near Jelenia Góra

Valley of Palaces and Gardens

The Jelenia Góra Valley region is full of residences, parks and monuments. It creates a unique cultural landscape, often called the "Silesian Loire Valley".
Pilichowice

Lake Pilchowickie and the dam

A picturesque reservoir surrounded by forests and mountains, with a monumental dam from the early 20th century. A great place for walks and photo sessions.

Attractions of technology and industrial history

Golden Stok

Gold Mine in Złoty Stok

Interactive museum with underground tourist route, tunnels and underground waterfall. Ideal attraction for families with children.
I'm Valim

Walim Adits – “Riese” Complex

Mysterious German underground from World War II, part of Hitler's unfinished project. The tour is guided and includes stories about the history of the Third Reich.
Silesian Jaworzyna

The Railway Museum in Jaworzyna Śląska

One of the largest rolling stock museums in Poland, with locomotives, wagons and the possibility of rides. An attraction for children and adults, also with special events.
Kletno

Uranium mine in Kletno

Underground tourist and educational route showing the history of mining and geological phenomena. A place full of secrets and geological curiosities.

Monuments and architecture of Legnica

Legnica

Piast Castle

One of the oldest brick castles in Poland, built in the 12th century. Currently open to the public, with the towers of St. Peter and St. Jadwiga and relics of a Romanesque chapel.
Legnica

Cathedral of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul

Gothic temple from the 14th century, with neo-Gothic elements from the 19th century. The interior is decorated with a Baroque altar, a Renaissance pulpit and numerous epitaphs.
Legnica

Church of the Virgin Mary

The oldest church in Legnica, built in the 12th century. The church tower is available as a viewpoint over the city.
Legnica

Church of St. John the Baptist and the Mausoleum of the Silesian Piast Dynasty

A Baroque church from the 18th century, containing a mausoleum with sarcophagi of the last Piast dynasty of Legnica-Brzeg.
Legnica

The Old Town Hall and the Herring Tenement Houses

The Baroque town hall from the 18th century and the adjacent Renaissance tenement houses, formerly fish stalls.
Legnica

The Tower of the Głogów Gate

A remnant of the medieval city walls from the 15th century, which is an element of the city's former fortifications.

Museums and culture

Legnica

Copper Museum

Located in the former palace of the Cistercian abbots, it presents the history of copper mining and processing and the art associated with it.
Legnica

Knights Academy

A baroque building from the 18th century, currently the seat of the Legnica Cultural Centre and a venue for concerts and exhibitions.
Legnica

Helena Modrzejewska Theatre

Operating in a 19th-century building, it offers a rich theatrical repertoire and is an important cultural centre in the region.

Nature and recreation

Legnica

City Park

A vast 19th-century park with numerous alleys, ponds and monuments, ideal for walks and relaxation.
Legnica

Promenade - St. Mary's Street

The city's main walking street, connecting important monuments and full of cafes and shops.
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