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The Old Jewish Cemetery in Wrocław - 12,000 Gravestones and the Museum of Cemetery Art Co warto zobaczyć
The Old Jewish Cemetery in Wrocław - 12,000 Gravestones and the Museum of Cemetery Art
Founded in 1856, the Jewish cemetery on Ślężna Street is the burial place of Ferdinand Lassalle and the parents of St Edith Stein, and since 1988 a branch of the Municipal Museum of Wrocław with one of the richest collections of sepulchral art in Poland.
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Jewish cemeteries of Lower Silesia - 27 cemeteries that survived Co warto zobaczyć
Jewish cemeteries of Lower Silesia - 27 cemeteries that survived
From the cemetery in Brzeg Dolny dating to 1689 to burial grounds built over with blocks of flats under communist rule - how the region's Jewish cemeteries came to be, what happened to them and how to behave on their grounds today.
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Barycz Valley - what to see in the land of ponds Co warto zobaczyć
Barycz Valley - what to see in the land of ponds
A network of fish ponds established since the Middle Ages has made the Barycz Valley one of the more important bird refuges in Europe. Around it lie Milicz, Żmigród, Trzebnica, Oleśnica and Wołów - towns with castles, a monastery and Piast history.
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Weavers' houses - the little-known architecture of the Sudetes Co warto zobaczyć
Weavers' houses - the little-known architecture of the Sudetes
A doubled load-bearing structure, external wooden posts carrying the upper floor - the Umgebinde house was born so that a weaving loom in the main room would not shake an ordinary cottage apart.
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Owl Mountains and Wałbrzych - What to See Co warto zobaczyć
Owl Mountains and Wałbrzych - What to See
A viewing tower on the highest peak of the Owl Mountains, a former coal mine turned museum, Książ Castle and the baroque Church of Peace in Świdnica - this is a route you can cover in a single day or stretch into a whole weekend.
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Błędne Skały and Szczeliniec Wielki - sandstone labyrinths in the Table Mountains Co warto zobaczyć
Błędne Skały and Szczeliniec Wielki - sandstone labyrinths in the Table Mountains
The flat peaks of the Table Mountains formed from layers of sandstone deposited on the bed of a Cretaceous sea. Erosion carved from the same material both the stone labyrinth of Błędne Skały and the nearly seven hundred steps leading to the summit of Szczeliniec Wielki.
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The Izera and Kaczawskie Mountains - what to see Co warto zobaczyć
The Izera and Kaczawskie Mountains - what to see
Peat bogs thousands of years old, the spa architecture of Świeradów, the extinct volcanoes of the Kaczawskie Foothills and gold-bearing adits below Złotoryja - a route linking two neighbouring but completely different ranges of the Western Sudetes.
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Caves of Lower Silesia - From Bear Cave to the Underground of the Sudetes Co warto zobaczyć
Caves of Lower Silesia - From Bear Cave to the Underground of the Sudetes
The Sudetes hide more than just Kletno's longest cave. Find out which underground sites in the region are open to visitors, which have been buried by nature, and how karst caves differ from former mining adits.
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One-day Train Trips from Wrocław Co warto zobaczyć
One-day Train Trips from Wrocław
Six destinations within reach of a single day: from the nearby Trzebnica, through Oleśnica and Świdnica, to Legnica, Wałbrzych and Jelenia Góra - with tips on what to see right after leaving the station and roughly how long the visit will take.
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Narrow-Gauge Railways of Lower Silesia Co warto zobaczyć
Narrow-Gauge Railways of Lower Silesia
Although the region left behind few genuine narrow-gauge networks, Lower Silesia still lets you ride on historic rolling stock and visit one of the largest railway collections in Poland.
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The Gold Mine in Złoty Stok - an underground city of miners and a poisonous arsenic factory Co warto zobaczyć
The Gold Mine in Złoty Stok - an underground city of miners and a poisonous arsenic factory
More than 300 kilometres of galleries run beneath Złoty Stok, where gold and later poisonous arsenic were mined for centuries. Today an underground tourist route runs through them, with Poland's only underground waterfall.
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Land of Extinct Volcanoes - a geopark in the Kaczawa Mountains Co warto zobaczyć
Land of Extinct Volcanoes - a geopark in the Kaczawa Mountains
The Kaczawa Mountains and Foothills hold traces of several volcanic episodes from hundreds of millions of years ago - cone-shaped hills, basalt walls and quarries that exposed the insides of former volcanoes. Since 2024 the area has held UNESCO Global Geopark status.
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