You can't get bored in Szklarska Poręba. Beautiful landscapes, mountain trails, and waterfalls provide plenty of excitement for a long time. Those who would like to further explore the culture, monuments, and cuisine of our closest neighbors will not be disappointed either. Szklarska Poręba is a city that represents an ideal base for trips to the Czech Republic and Germany. We would like to remind you that our guesthouse "Dom pod Koziołkami" offers its guests transfers to the meeting points for excursions organized to the places mentioned in today's entry.
For a trip to Germany, it takes two and a half hours from Szklarska Poręba to reach Dresden. This city is often called „"Florence of the North"” and the "Pearl of the Baroque." It was completely destroyed during World War II, but it was decided to rebuild some of the monuments. It's worth seeing in Dresden the castle that was the main residence of the Wettins, including the kings of Poland: Augustus II and Augustus III, and the Zwinger - a palace complex, built as the royal residence of Augustus II. Also noteworthy Holy Trinity Cathedral, Church of the Virgin Mary and Church of the Holy Cross. It is also worth visiting Bruhl's Terrace with its breathtaking view of the river and taking a look at the Semper Opera building. The attractions of Dresden could be listed endlessly.
When booking overnight stay in Szklarska Poręba, it's worth planning a trip to the Rock City in the Czech Republic. It is a labyrinth of paths leading through various sandstone rock formations. They take on truly fairytale shapes. Here you can admire fantastic views, beautiful lakes, or take a trip on one of the large boats. It's also worth visiting the capital of the Czech Republic – Prague, which is located only 150 km from Szklarska Poręba. A must-see there Prague Castle and get lost in the streets Old Town. A visit to Prague only counts if visitors walk through the historic Charles Bridge, connecting both banks of the Vltava River and simultaneously connecting Staré Město with the Lesser Town district. It's also an opportunity to sample Czech cuisine, and for beer lovers, many varieties of this beverage. After a day spent among crowds of tourists from around the world, returning to Szklarska Poręba will be a welcome change.
