Kudowa-Zdrój

Zdrojowy Park has walking paths and a promenade leading to a large pond with ornamental carp, ducks and swans. The Kudowa-Zdrój Salt Tower complex is also located in the park. The “Altanka Miłości” viewpoint is on Góra Parkowa. Cultural attractions include the Muzeum Zabawek and Szlak Ginących Zawodów in Kudowa-Zdrój, as well as museums in Pstrążna. A cycling route from Kudowa-Zdrój via Czermna and Žďárky to Pstrążna is also described.

You can plan to enjoy the walking paths and promenade during your time outdoors in the park. The promenade leads to a large pond where ornamental carp, ducks and swans live. This makes the park a place to walk through green spaces, with a clearly defined destination by the water, without requiring you to follow a specific walking itinerary.

The park also has a cultural aspect: Zdrojowy Park in Kudowa-Zdrój is listed in the register of monuments. The Salt Tower complex is located within the park. If you would also like to include a viewpoint in your plans, you will find “Altanka Miłości” on Góra Parkowa. This viewpoint is a separate landmark, in addition to the park features described above.

The Muzeum Zabawek in Kudowa-Zdrój displays more than 5,500 historical toys and objects from childhood. The collection includes toys from five continents and spans from antiquity to the 1990s. This lets you discover different regions of origin and historical periods through a single museum theme. The museum also offers a story-based family trail for children aged seven and over and adults. This age guidance can be useful if you are planning a museum visit with children.

At Szlak Ginących Zawodów, visitors can watch a pottery demonstration. The site also includes a bread house, a cottage with old furnishings, a forge, a windmill and a mini-zoo. The different elements offer a variety of experiences: alongside the demonstration, the buildings and historical furnishings are part of the visit, as is the small animal area.

The Muzeum Kultury Ludowej Pogórza Sudeckiego in Pstrążna preserves old furniture and agricultural equipment from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. Historical wooden architecture in the folk building style of the Sudeten foothills is also on permanent display. The museum therefore offers two different ways to explore historical village life: through household and farming objects, and through architecture. If you are particularly interested in rural culture and architecture, these exhibits may influence which attractions you choose to visit.

A cycling route leads from Kudowa-Zdrój via Czermna and Žďárky to Pstrążna. There, you can visit an open-air museum about village life in the Czech-Polish border region. The named places give the route a clear sequence; no further distance or journey-time details are provided. When planning your trip, you can first decide whether this cycling route suits your interests and whether you would like to include a visit to the open-air museum.

You can also include Lasówka, Gorzanów, Jodlow, Nowy Gierałtów, Kąty Bystrzyckie, Kletno, Radków and Poręba among the other destinations you compare.

Can the Kaplica Czaszek only be visited with a guide?

Yes. It can only be visited with a guide.

What is there to see in Zdrojowy Park?

The park has walking paths and a promenade leading to a large pond with ornamental carp, ducks and swans. The Kudowa-Zdrój Salt Tower complex is also located in the park.

What age group is the family trail at the Muzeum Zabawek designed for?

The story-based family trail is intended for children aged seven and over and adults.

Where does the cycling route described end?

It leads via Czermna and Žďárky to Pstrążna. There, you can visit an open-air museum about village life in the Czech-Polish border region.

For the main travel overview: Kłodzki.