This is the longest Walking Hall in Lower Silesia, 80 m in length, with a flower-plant polychrome, stained-glass windows and the coat of arms of the Schaffgotsch family above the stage. It is located inside the Świeradów-Zdrój Traditional...

From this small spring the emperor Joseph II Habsburg drank while resting on September 16th, 1779, shortly after the War of the Bavarian Succession, known in European history as the Kartoffelkrieg or ‘Potato War’. It was the last...

In 2014, Zdrojowa Street was modernized, with a part of its length becoming a promenade. The pavement by the junction with Sienkiewicza Street received low reliefs featuring the image of a frog, and introduced too were a second fountain for the town...

The composition of this park was created in 1898 according to a design by Karl Grosser. The whole is formed of several smaller fragments arranged in the centre of the resort. That part of the park located closest to the Spa House...

The Spa House of Radon Mineral Water (in Polish: Pijalnia wody radoczynnej) is located in the Radon Bath House (in German: Radiumbad) built in 1934 by Paul Schmidt.

The SMS Notification System In March 2013 an SMS system was introduced in Świeradów-Zdrój Commune to notify residents of crisis situations and significant events relevant to the Świeradów community. The information can be obtained by residents...

The Refuge Atop Mt. Stóg Izerski  Several metres below the summit of this mountain, soaring 1,107 m a.s.l., is a refuge founded in 1924 by the Schaffgotsch family in a characteristic Silesian-Lusician style. The site offers splendid panoramas...

The Railway to Świeradów-Zdrój Total length: 10.8 km Level difference: 206 m Railway track curve radius: from 300 to 800 m, width not exceeding 4.2 m 12 m long steel tracks of profile IIa were used  Average tracks inclination: 19 % ...

This monument stands on a forest path leading from the guest houses Czeszka and Słowaczka to the guest house Aronia (on B. Czech Street). Julius Pintsch was an industrialist from Berlin whose funds financed the construction of the...