In 1960 the Fortress was officially recognized as a monument and opened to tourists. The part of the fortification open to the public is only 10% of the site. Accompanied by a guide dressed in historical uniform, tourists have a chance to conquer the final point of the Fortress’ defense, the donjon.

From the bastions towering over Klodzko you can admire the panorama of the city and the mountains surrounding Klodzko Land, which is the Tourist County of the Sudetenland. Daredevils under the watchful eye of a Prussian soldier will have the opportunity to undergo rapid artillery training at one of our cannons.

The bravest (and the less brave, too) are invited to the underground, popularly known as labyrinths. There you will find more than a kilometer of the several-kilometer-long network of underground counter-mine walkways stretching under the fortress’ battle slope.

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