Kowary: Hotels and Accommodation

In the area surrounding Kowary are Pałac Bobrów, Bolczów Ruins, Kreppelhof Castle, and Chojnik Castle. For visitors interested in historical sites in Kowary, Pałac Bobrów therefore represents a specific cultural point of reference in the surrounding area.

You can book a hotel in Kowary.

Geographical Location

Kowary is a town in Poland, in Jelenia Góra County in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship.

Nature and Culture

In the immediate vicinity of Kowary are Brzeźnik, Parkowa, Średnica, and Rudnik. For travelers interested in landscapes, these names give a concrete sense of the area around Kowary.

Dom Kata is listed in Kowary as a museum and historical attraction.

Above Kowary, in the upper forest, lies Diabelska Ambona, described as a rock formation; at this location, a former viewpoint at 573 meters above sea level is recorded.

The Park Miniatur Zabytków Dolnego Śląska in Kowary displays significant Lower Silesian buildings as miniature models.

Dom Tradycji in Kowary is a museum and historical site in a restored tenement house in the town center.

The Jedlica River flows through Kowary; the town's area ranges from 420 to 1,280 meters above sea level.

Kopalnia Uranu Liczyrzepa is listed in Kowary as an attraction focused on the history of underground mining.

The Kowarska Starówka includes the market square in Kowary, which is described as a place to visit in the Karkonosze region.

In the immediate vicinity of Kowary lies Ostra Mała, a 935-meter-high hill in the Western Sudetes, in the Rudawy Janowickie area.

For further travel planning, you can also visit the pages for Szklarska Poręba, Zachełmie, Borowice, Kopaniec, Marczyce, Milków, Gruszków, and Ściegny.

To the main travel overview: Jeleniogórski.