The Sobótka municipality is an ideal place for active recreation and discovering history. Here are some of the most interesting attractions to see in this picturesque region of Lower Silesia.

Sobótka Castle Ruins

The castle ruins in Sobótka are the remains of a medieval fortress that once guarded an important trade route. Although the building is now in ruins, you can still feel the atmosphere of the old days. The castle offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular excursion point. The area also hosts historical reenactments and events that bring the history of the place to life.

St. James Church in Sobótka

The Gothic St. James Church is one of the most important architectural monuments in the Sobótka Municipality. Its construction began in the 14th century, and today it impresses both with its mass and internal details. Note the beautiful stained glass windows and the wooden altar. The church is also the center of religious life in the municipality and hosts numerous cultural events.

Ślężański Landscape Park

The Ślężanski Landscape Park is a vast protected area, full of diverse ecosystems, ideal for walking, cycling or communing with nature. The park encompasses mountains, forests, meadows and numerous natural monuments, creating exceptional conditions for recreation. It is a place for those seeking peace and quiet, but also for those who want to admire the wildlife of Lower Silesia. The park also has numerous vantage points that offer spectacular panoramas.

The Ślężańskie Museum

The Ślężańskie Museum in Sobótka is a place that introduces the history and culture of the region. The museum’s collection includes exhibits related to archaeology, the history of winemaking and the folklore of Lower Silesia. With interactive exhibitions and workshops, the museum is an attractive form of education that presents the region’s past in an interesting way. It is an ideal place to learn about the history of Sobótka Municipality and its traditions.

Mount Ślęża

Mount Ślęża, nicknamed the “Great Holy Mountain,” is the highest peak of the Ślęża Massif, attracting tourists with its scenic trails and fascinating history. Climbing to the summit is a treat for hiking enthusiasts, and the top offers a breathtaking view of Lower Silesia. Ślęża was an important cult site in pre-Christian times, and there are mysterious stone carvings on its slopes. The mountain is also a great place for those seeking peace and quiet and contact with nature.

The shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Sulistrowiczki

The small neo-Gothic brick chapel, with a pointed roof and decorative details, nestled among the greenery by the roadside, is a local pilgrimage point.

Lagoon in Sulistrowiczki

A picturesque reservoir surrounded by forests, a popular place for rest and recreation, ideal for walking, fishing and water sports.

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