Pławna Górna: Hotels and Accommodation

Pławna Górna has a specific cultural connection with Zamek Gryf in the surrounding area of the village. You can book a hotel in Pławna Górna. For those interested in culture, this connection makes the classification of the place tangible; Wapienna, Góra Ołopata and Ostrzyca are also located in the surrounding area.

Culture

In the wider regional area of Pławna Górna are Czocha – Zamek XIVw. and Grodziec – Zamek. The former Hirschberg Railway Substation is also located in this wider regional area; Stromiec is there as well.

The museum building is a half-timbered structure dating from the late 18th century. As a house, it represents the regional tradition of the Upper Lusatian house, which is connected with the landscape of the border region of the foothills of the Jizera and Kaczawa Mountains.

Pławna Górna is home to the Museum of Expellees and Deportees. It is housed in an 18th-century building that formerly belonged to the Dietrich shoemaking family. The collection includes memorabilia and documents relating to former residents from the period before 1945, as well as to the people who were expelled from the eastern borderlands after the war.

Geographical Location

Pławna Górna is a village in the Polish Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in Lwówecki County and the municipality of Lubomierz.

A former stop called Pławna Górna was located near the village, although it was formally within the territory of Mielęcice. For those interested in railway history, this former stop adds to the historical context of the village.

More village pages: Przecznica, Grudza, Wleń, Gajówka, Golejów, Mlądz, Gryfów Śląski, Tarczyn.

To the overarching travel overview: Löwenberg in Silesia.