You can visit all of them. You can choose few - the one that attracts your attention and stay longer. Whatever you decide do not walk past these places indifferently.

Standing in the heart of age walls, sometimes even medieval, we can easily get into the time machine and take our imagination for an amazing journey.

Lower Silesia is known for its mineral waters since the Middle Ages. Many visitors from all over Europe were attracted to these spas in the 18th and 19th centuries. A dozen or so spas with diverse healing offers have been located here. Lower Silesia’s spas have a unique microclimate, which promotes to rest and recreation.

Medieval tunnels, legendary underground of castles, abandoned mines and second-century bunkers - Lower Silesia has been hosting various secrets for centuries. Are you ready for the surprises, Dear Adventurer?

The capital of the province is probably the most frequently associated with Lower Silesia. There are many unique places - the Old Town Square, Ostrów Tumski, Aula Leopoldina, Panorama Racławicka and the country's famous zoo.

Lower Silesia with its diversity and richness of its regions can undoubtedly compete with the most interesting places in the world. There are both the valleys of the Odra and Barycz rivers, the highlands of the Kaczawa Foothills and Walbrzych Land as well as the mountain ranges of the Karkonosze, Izera Mountains, Table Mountains and Owl Mountains.

Lower Silesian nature will provide a lot of unforgettable impressions for anyone who decides to leave Wroclaw, Jelenia Gora or other city or town for a moment.

Lower Silesia was a true cultural melting pot for most of its history. It is to this characteristic mixture that the region owes the richness and importance of the monuments located on its territory.