Discovering Lower Silesian Castles Grodziec Castle – a Gothic building erected on a post-volcanic hill, in the picturesque scenery of the Zagrodno municipality. Tour the courtyard, part of the castle halls, porches. Rich decorations, a charming outcropping on the walls and stories about hidden treasures during World War II are just some of the attractions that attract tourists to Grodziec. Czocha Castle – a magnificent defensive structure with a mysterious past, located on a high rock, on the Leśniański Reservoir. Torture room, underground passages, double walls, corridors and trapdoors. And the Mystery of the Cipher Fortress. You should hear about all this by taking a guided tour of the castle’s interior.

Departure from Wroclaw (Sucha Street, PKS Station, Wroclavia Gallery) at 7.15 am (assembly at 7.00 am). Drive to Grodziec castle - approach a few hundred meters under the castle. A fabulous building, which in picturesque scenery rises on a basalt, post-volcanic, steep hill - 389 m above sea level. Drive to Czocha Castle. A magnificent castle with a mysterious past, picturesquely located on a high rock above a lake. In 1793 a fire turned it into a ruin. It regained its splendor in the early 20th century thanks to collector Ernest von Gutschoff. During World War II Czocha Castle was used for experimental research for defense purposes.

Transport by bus or minibus Pilot's assistance NW insurance ( up to 10000 PLN ) Notes : Entrance tickets paid on your own : Grodziec Castle: normal ticket approx. 30 PLN, Czocha Castle: 40 zł/os