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Po symbolicznej edycji w 2020 roku Jazz nad Odrą powraca w pełnej krasie. Pięć dni koncertów na trzech scenach, gwiazdy polskiego i światowego jazzu oraz tradycyjne jam session do rana – Strefa Kultury Wrocław odkrywa pierwsze karty tegorocznego programu.
Bardzkie Mountains – is an 18 km long mountain range located in the Central Sudetes, between the Sowie Mountains in the north-west and the Złote Mountains in the south-east. About halfway through the picturesque gorge it is crossed by the Nysa Kłodzka river.
The highest peaks are: Kłodzka Góra (765 m above sea level), Ostra Góra (751 m above sea level), Słup (667 m above sea level) and Wilczak (637 m above sea level). The last two peaks lie in the lower, northwestern part.
Geologically, the Bardzkie Mountains are built of old Palaeozoic quartzite sandstones, slates and conglomerates. The slopes of the Bardzkie Mountains are covered with dense mixed forests, in places with the character of a rarely seen Sudeten forest (the “Cisy” and “Cisowa Góra” reserves).
The small, but very picturesque range of the Bardzkie Mountains is characterized by a unique atmosphere and a fairy-tale landscape enclosed in a composition of low hills. It is an attractive place for cycling and hiking. The blue European long-distance trail runs along the ridge of the Bardzkie Mountains.
At the foot of the Bardzkie Mountains lies Bardo Śląskie, which is a particularly attractive city in terms of tourism. There is a rockfall here – a vantage point over the Bard, created as a result of a part of the mountain slope falling into the Nysa Kłodzka river bed. There is Nysa Kłodzka and Kalwaria gorge (583 m), on which the stations of the Way of the Cross and the Marian Sanctuary were built. At the border with the Stołowe Mountains (in Ostróg) there is a famous Prussian fort and railway viaducts with impressive height (closed). Bardo is an excellent place to start a mountain bike route as well as a longer hiking trip. In snowy winters, it is worth skiing along the main ridge trail.
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It is no coincidence that Ząbkowice Śląskie, called the City of the Leaning Tower and Frankenstein, is an extraordinary town in Lower Silesia with unique attractions. It is here that the only such Leaning Tower is located and it is in Ząbkowice Śląskie that the terrible story about Frankenstein has its roots.
The fact that the land of Kłodzko has been a great place to relax for centuries can be attributed to the wonderful natural values and the crystal clear springs of the spas. The central point of the region, the Kłodzko Valley, is surrounded by the following mountains: Bardzkie, Sowie, Suche, Stołowe, Bystrzyckie, Orlickie, the Śnieżnik Massif, Bialskie and Złote.
The areas belonging to the Lądek-Zdrój Commune are located in the Kłodzko Valley, in the Eastern Sudetes, at the south-west end of the Lower Silesia Province.
It is even hard to imagine how we would endure many hours of hiking in the mountains, if there wound't be a prospect of even a short rest on the route - in a shelter, providing a moment of rest from the wind, rain and snow, as well as the sun scorching in the summer.
There was a belief that nothing more than what had already been discovered after the great heritage of the Cistercian musical culture in Kamieniec Ząbkowicki has survived. This was the case until the parish priest opened the organ cabinet in the choir ...