Alpejski Hotel Karpacz
Ogrodnicza 8 Karpacz, Western Poland, 58-540, Poland
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Castles and Churches
Yesterday was my first day in Poland, and we spend the morning on an excursion to a castle and a church. The Ksiaz Castle is located, like all good castles should be, on a high, windy hill. It is a mash-up of styles and periods, and then was truly mashed up by the Nazis when they seized it from its anti-Nazi German aristocratic owners in 1941. It had some beautiful rooms (although the big ballroom had too many cherub heads for my liking--cherubs are problematic enough when ...
Day 12 - some time in the snow!
... for the snow. It was a bit of a drive to the hilly snow area of Jizerka (it's going to be weird going back to Adelaide where the longest I drive for is usually 20 minutes!) The streets were clear of the snow which was pushed to the sides of the road in piles. When we arrived at the hilly snow place we walked along a road which winded up and down some hills. The road was very icy so we had to walk along the edges where the snow was thicker. The snow fell as ...
Day 11 - planning things and to the holiday house
... stepped on the snow more crunching. I went to touch it but it was very icy and just felt like an old freezer that had iced over a bit. We walked inside, leaving behind us footprints in the snow. We got inside and it was a 3 storey old house which was a pub a long long time ago. We sat down and I tried to include myself in the conversations by paying attention, but I had no idea what anyone was saying and felt a bit left out. Jara gave me ...
Road Trip through Lower Silesia 2
... empire. And lots of Prussian nobleman
built their summer palaces in the region.
We decided to stay the night in one of the restored palace hotel. At the
end of a winding driveway through the valley we arrived at Paulium
Palace. The Palace was built in the 19th Century and
beautifully restored in 2005 with renaissance details and embellishments
without being fussy. This cozy charming hotel
lies on the top of ...
Road trip through Lower Silesia 1
... with a
historical significance. We adventured further and found ourselves
at the 'Old Merchant Trade Museum'. There was an incredibly
impressive array of exhibits related to the history of merchant
trade: scales, bank notes, mechanical calculators and reconstruction
of an old colonial shops, pharmacies, etc. What a awesome find!
We bid a fond farewell to Swidnica before we continued on our road trip-
next destination – Jelenia ...
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