Tucked away in the picturesque Karkonosze (Giant Mountains) in Poland, stands the Wang Stave Church. This church is unique, not only because of its age and architecture but also because of its unusual journey from Norway to Poland.
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Tucked away in the picturesque Karkonosze (Giant Mountains) in Poland, stands the Wang Stave Church. This church is unique, not only because of its age and architecture but also because of its unusual journey from Norway to Poland.
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A narrow path through dense forests, across old field tracks and forgotten border lines – the Trans Euro Trail is the ultimate route for discovering Europe on two wheels. And right on the way of one of the most scenic and varied sections: The Oak Lodge.
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Szklarska Poręba is a place of movement, inspiration, and encounter. Once a remote mountain settlement, it evolved into one of the most important tourist towns between the Izera Mountains and the Giant Mountains in Lower Silesia.
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The Rudawy Janowickie, a small mountain range covering an area of about 90 km², is a hidden gem often overlooked by travelers. It offers impressive rock formations, breathtaking panoramas, a mystical castle in the forest, palaces, and colorful lakes.
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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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The Seven Years’ War, particularly the Third Silesian War, spanned from 1756 to 1763 and extended across continents. As the first global conflict, it shaped European history, and the future of nations like Prussia and Austria.
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In the southwest of Poland, nestled among the gentle hills and rugged mountain ranges of Lower Silesia, the Bóbr River meanders through a landscape that is both picturesque and full of historical places waiting to be discovered.
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Hidden among ancient walls and weathered boundary stones, history lives on: The Knights Hospitaller – also known as the Order of Saint John – shaped medieval Silesia in profound ways. Their commanderies and legacy reach as far as the forests surrounding The Lodge.
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