Underground passageways and tunnels under the city’s streets were excavated between the 13th and 17th centuries for use as warehouses. The chambers were up to 30 meters deep, and the low temperature allowed food products to remain fresh for a long time. This made them famous not only in the immediate area, but also along the Amber Route.

The famous Kłodzko beer also lingered in the Kłodzko cellars. During the wars, the underground chambers were used for defense purposes as shelters. The route is about 600 meters long and is one of the most interesting in Poland.

The tour is accompanied by the sounds of the old city (the bustle of the fair, bourgeois music, feasting in the old tavern), as well as the sounds of battle. You can meet animated rats, dynamically reacting to the movement of passing people. We’ll see life-size mannequins in period costumes, exhibits depicting the life of the city’s former residents and how the cellars under their houses were used,0 as well as stylized charts relating to forms of punishment in the 16th and 18th centuries.

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