Things to do in Karpacz

On this full-day excursion you’ll visit the Karkonosze Mountains, also known as the Giant Mountains, and the fascinating Valley of Palaces and Gardens and unique 19th-century mansions. Most of the sites are situated at the foot of the largest mountain range in the Sudetes. The scenic route takes you from Wrocław to the extraordinary 14th-century Siedlecin Tower House. Admire one of the most outstanding examples of medieval art: the 14th-century polychromes that portray scenes from the Arthurian legends of Lancelot. The next stop is a late baroque palace in Staniszow where you'll sample Echt Stonsdorfer (traditional herb liqueur) from the village. From here, travel to Karpacz, one of the most popular mountain resorts, situated directly at the foot of the Karkonosze range. Here you'll visit the Vang Stave church, considered to be the oldest wooden church in Poland and a unique relic of Nordic Romanesque architecture dating back to the 12th century. It was originally built in Norway and was moved to Silesia by a Prussian king in 19th century.

Conquer the highest peak in the Czech Republic on a guided hike to Mount Sněžka (1,603m). This full-day adventure takes you through the Krkonoše National Park, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking alpine views, lush valleys, and vibrant meadows. The trek is challenging but rewarding, offering panoramic vistas from the summit. Includes transportation from Prague, a professional guide, and a stop at a mountain hut for a traditional Czech meal. Ideal for experienced hikers seeking stunning landscapes. Arrive at Krkonoše National Park, a UNESCO-listed Biosphere Reserve, known for its rugged alpine landscapes and rich biodiversity. Before starting the trek, you'll have a brief overview of the trail and what to expect, with time to adjust your gear, apply sunscreen, and enjoy a light snack if needed. Reach the summit of Sněžka, where you'll have time to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Krkonoše mountain range and across the Czech-Polish border. After admiring the views, take a break for lunch at a traditional Czech mountain hut (such as Slezská bouda or Luční bouda). The menu typically includes hearty Czech dishes such as soup, goulash, or dumplings. Vegetarian options are available. This is a great opportunity to relax, chat with fellow hikers, and soak in the alpine atmosphere. After lunch, begin your descent through the Růžová Hora (Pink Mountain) trail. This path is less strenuous and offers different, but equally stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The descent takes you through alpine meadows and rocky ridges, passing picturesque mountain chalets along the way. Your guide will continue to share insights into the history of the region, local legends, and stories about the region’s role in Czech culture. After an exhilarating day of hiking, board the vehicle for the return trip to Prague. Enjoy the scenic drive back through the Czech countryside, and perhaps take a nap or reflect on the day’s adventure with your fellow hikers.

Embark on a captivating journey through the picturesque landscapes, rich history, and cultural gems of Lower Silesia. This day tour from Wroclaw with an Expert Guide and private car transfers promises to unveil the hidden treasures of this enchanting region, showcasing its natural beauty and historical wonders.Let us take you on an adventure! Book a 9-hour car tour of Lower Silesia from Wroclaw. Your adventure will begin directly at your accommodation with pickup by a Private Guide and Driver in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle. Together, you will travel through beautiful countryside landscapes, discovering the highlights and hidden gems of Lower Silesia, such as the Karpniki Castle (Fischbach Castle), a genuine castle surrounded by a medieval moat. Further down south, you will admire the natural wonders of the Giant Mountains and experience the mystery of the Place of Gravitational Anomaly, where your idle car will move you up on the hill. You will take a walk to the Wild Waterfall in Karpacz and also visit the Vang Stave Church to hear the fascinating story of how it was transferred all the way from Norway, where it was originally built around 1200. Another highlight will be the Valley of Palaces and Gardens..Here you will discover hidden treasures such as the Upper Palace and The Palace on the Water in Staniszow and the Paulinum Palace in Jelenia Gora. You will also stroll around the tranquil park of the Wojanow Palace and the nearby ""Widow's House"" manor house in Łomnica, where you can experience Polish grange and buy unique regional products. At the end of the day, you will be driven back directly to your accommodation in Wroclaw.