Bad Charlottenbrunn

• The spa and recreation trail is 6.5 km long, runs around almost all of Jedlina and includes twelve so-called “stops”.
• Along the trail, Park Północy has a concert shell and an amphitheatre with wooden benches on the slope of a park hill.
• The neoclassical Pałac Jedlinka acquired its present appearance in the 19th century; its history dates back to the Middle Ages.
• The mineral water drinking hall at Plac Zdrojowy offers Mieszko, Dąbrówka and Charlotta.
• Czarodziejska Góra Relaks includes a rope park with five courses.

At 6.5 km, the spa and recreation trail is a clearly defined route that runs around almost all of Jedlina. Its twelve “stops” provide additional points of reference along the way. If you want to explore Bad Charlottenbrunn on foot, you can make this route a focus of your visit; its length helps you factor it into your day’s plans.

One section of the trail runs through Park Północy. There you will find a concert shell and an amphitheatre, with wooden benches on the slope of a park hill. This stretch of the trail connects with other named sections, including the Trasa Promenada Słoneczna.

The Trasa Promenada Słoneczna runs alongside a reservoir and a sports complex that includes pétanque courts. Players and supporters of French pétanque from KSP Jedlina play on these courts. So, in addition to the trail itself, the area offers a specific glimpse of a sport played locally. When planning your trip, you can decide whether you are mainly interested in a walk along the trail, the park grounds or pétanque.

Pałac Jedlinka combines a neoclassical appearance with a history that dates back to the Middle Ages. Its present appearance dates from the 19th century. Those interested in architectural history can distinguish two clear points in time: the building’s long history and the period in which it acquired its present appearance. The Heraldry Chamber at the palace is also open to visitors.

Another distinct stop is the mineral water drinking hall at Plac Zdrojowy. Three mineral waters are offered there: Mieszko, Dąbrówka and Charlotta. Together with the palace and the spa and recreation trail, these give you a choice of different interests to consider when planning your stay: culture, a named range of mineral waters and exercise.

Czarodziejska Góra Relaks adds a rope park with five courses to this selection. You can treat this as a separate leisure activity alongside cultural attractions and the trail. If you are looking for a hotel in Bad Charlottenbrunn, you can first decide which of these different activities best match your travel interests and should shape your stay.

To compare other locations in the catalogue: Głuszyca Górna, Bad Salzbrunn, Unisław Śląski, Jugowice, Wałbrzych, Mieroszów, Zagórze Śląskie, Dziećmorowice.

How long is the spa and recreation trail?

The trail is 6.5 km long, runs around almost all of Jedlina and includes twelve so-called “stops”.

What is in Park Północy?

The spa and recreation trail passes through the park. It has a concert shell and an amphitheatre with wooden benches on the slope of a park hill.

What can visitors access at Pałac Jedlinka?

The Heraldry Chamber is open to visitors. The neoclassical building acquired its present appearance in the 19th century; its history dates back to the Middle Ages.

Which mineral waters does the drinking hall offer?

The mineral water drinking hall at Plac Zdrojowy offers Mieszko, Dąbrówka and Charlotta.

For the broader travel overview: Wałbrzyski.