Located in the southwestern corner of Poland, near the border with Czechia, Karpacz is a mountain town at the base of Śnieżka, the highest peak in the Karkonosze (Giant Mountains), Karpacz offers visitors a mix of scenic landscapes, historic sights, and outdoor adventures
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Nestled in the valley of the Lusatian Neisse River and surrounded by the majestic Jizera Mountains, Liberec is a city which offers visitors a unique blend of cultural heritage, striking architecture, and scenic beauty.
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Wrocław (Bresslau), is the capital of Lower Silesia and was shaped by various cultures over the centuries. Today, it offers visitors a unique blend of historical landmarks, dynamic city life and warm hospitality. Wrocław has something special for everyone.
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Hiking & Biking, Mountainsports, Nature & Wilderness, Watersports, Wintersports
The Jizera Mountains, known in Czech as the Jizerské hory and in Polish as Góry Izerskie, form a picturesque mountain range which straddles the border between the Czech Republic and Poland and were named after the Jizera River, which rises from within these mountains.
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Hiking & Biking, Mountainsports, Nature & Wilderness, Watersports, Wintersports
The Giant Mountains, also known as Krkonoše (in Czech) or Karkonosze (in Polish), are a magnificent mountain range located in the north of the Czech Republic and the southwest of Poland. As part of the Sudetes mountain system, they are a nature paradise in the Heart of Europe.
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The Chełmy Landscape Park, also known as the Land of Extinct Volcanoes, is a showcase for 500 million years of geological history with wide and untouched forrests, impressive gorges and streams, basalt columns, boulders, and pillow lavas that appear like melted castle ruins.
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The Przemkowski Park is an expansive, predominantly flat landscape characterized by marshes, heathlands, pine forests, lakes and even a desert. Besides countless cycling and hiking trails as well as rare and protected plants and animals, there is also history to be discovered.
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Part of the Giant Mountains, the Adršpach-Teplice Rock City was formed through erosion creating distinctive towers, crevices, and walls. Over centuries, water further shaped the rocks, which now impress as a stunning maze of narrow gorges and deep ravines.
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