We visit: Kłodzko – the Kłodzko Fortress with bastions and mining corridors, the Old Town Square with the town hall, historic tenement houses, and the municipal well, and St. John’s Bridge over the Młynówka River. Kudowa-Zdrój – the historic spa area with a spa park, a music garden, a mineral water pump room, and historic spa buildings such as Polonia and Zameczek. Czermna – the Skull Chapel with approximately 3,000 tightly packed skulls and human bones. Wambierzyce – the Basilica of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Calvary with numerous chapels and shrines, as well as gates meant to evoke associations with Jerusalem. Table Mountains National Park – for those interested, mountain trails such as Szczeliniec or Błędne Skały are available. Duszniki Zdrój – the Papermaking Museum in a historic paper mill and stylish spa buildings. Optional (additional fee) trip to Rock Town (Czech Republic) – a walk through a gorge among charming sandstone rock formations carved by nature. Nachod – the Old Town zone with St. Lawrence Church, the Municipal Theatre, the historic post office, the new town hall, and the castle towering over the city.

Day 1: Departure according to the timetable (meeting 15 minutes before departure), transfer to Kłodzko. Kłodzko owes its unique character to its turbulent history spanning over 1,000 years. The fortress, perched on Forteczna Hill, is one of Lower Silesia's most fascinating attractions and is among the most valuable works of modern defensive architecture in Poland and Europe. A walk through the underground labyrinth of mining tunnels is unforgettable, and the view from the observation bastion over the city and surrounding area will captivate everyone. In the center of the market square, the 19th-century town hall with its Renaissance tower and the Baroque municipal well remain. The market square's frontages are lined with tenement houses dating from the 16th to the mid-20th century. An artificial watercourse, known as the Młynówka, was dug in the Middle Ages, and the resulting island was named Piasek (Sand). The Gothic St. John's Bridge, adorned with Baroque sculptures, connects the two banks of the canal. Transfer to the hotel, dinner, accommodation, overnight stay. Day 2: After breakfast, we'll head to the Table Mountains National Park. For those visiting Lower Silesia's renowned spa towns, the Table Mountains are a major tourist attraction. We also recommend a walk among the stunning rock formations at Szczeliniec or Błędne Skały. Another regional attraction is Wambierzyce, dominated by the Baroque Basilica of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The town's unique atmosphere as a center of religious worship is enhanced by the extensive Calvary, with its numerous chapels and 14 gates, reminiscent of Jerusalem. A unique work of religious culture is the Skull Chapel in Czermna, whose interior is covered with approximately 3,000 tightly packed human skulls and bones. Kudowa-Zdrój is a historic spa town that has been operating since the 17th century. As in the past, the 19th-century spa park, with its mineral water pump room and music garden, is a meeting place for spa guests. Historic sanatorium buildings such as Zameczek and Polonia are captivating in their beauty. Transfer to the hotel, dinner, and overnight stay. Day 3: After breakfast, group 1 will have free time for individual activities, while group 2 will go on an optional excursion (additional fee) to the Rock Town in the Czech Republic. A walk among the sandstone rock formations, picturesquely carved by nature, leaves an unforgettable impression. Here, you'll find a rock waterfall, the beautiful emerald lake of an old sand quarry surrounded by colorful vegetation, and the upper lake, where a multi-person boat ride is an interesting attraction. We'll stop for a few moments in Náchod. A Renaissance castle dominates this border town. Below the castle hill lies the Old Town, where you can find architectural gems such as St. Lawrence's Church, the Municipal Theatre, the Post Office, and the new Town Hall. Transfer to the hotel, dinner, and overnight stay. Day 4: After breakfast and check-out, we'll visit the Papermaking Museum in Duszniki-Zdrój, housed in Poland's only surviving paper mill dating back to 1605. We'll also discover some of the secrets of the townhouses while strolling around the market square and surrounding streets. We'll depart for our return journey, arriving in the evening.

The price includes: coach transport - tourist standard (adapted to the size of the group), 3 nights' accommodation in a hotel facility along the route - double and triple rooms with bathrooms, meals: 3 dinners, 3 breakfasts, tour guide services, personal accident insurance (in the Czech Republic also medical insurance), VAT - margin. The price does not include: Tourist program costs (entrance tickets and fees, reservation fees, museum guides, local fees, Tour Guide system rental). Optional fees and excursions. Trip to Rock City - PLN 199/person (entrance tickets during the tour cost approx. CZK 250-400/person). Approximate cost of the tourist program: approx. PLN 38-65/person in Poland, additionally Kłodzko Fortress approx. PLN 28-35/person - final cost depends on individual discounts and concessions. Other: Accommodation in a double or triple room - free of charge. Additional charge for a single room - as per the event price list. Additional charge for antenna connections - as per the price list included in the timetable.