Are you dreaming of a weekend trip to the mountains that combines Polish climate with Czech attractions? You've come to the right place! We've prepared a list of things to see just across the border. No long commutes, no complicated plans – simply pure pleasure of sightseeing! Check out recommended attractions in the Czech Republic near the border and the Settlement Za górami za lasami.
Before you pack your backpack and set off to conquer Czech attractions, take a look at a few practical tips. Thanks to them, your trip will be a pure pleasure, without unnecessary surprises:
A place from which you can move from a cozy cottage in the Polish mountains to the world of Czech attractions in 20 minutes - this is our Osiedle Za górami za lasami. Just 12 kilometers separate us from the border, which means that as our guest, you have the best of both worlds at your fingertips:
If you are looking for an attraction in the Czech Republic near the Polish border that will stay in your memory for a long time - this is it! Imagine a 55-meter-high structure that winds through the clouds like a serpentine. This is it Sky Walk – a path in the clouds!
After crossing the border in Międzylesie head straight to Dolni Morava. At the foot of the mountain you will find a spacious parking lot, and from here you have two options: you can choose a two-hour, scenic walk along a marked trail or use the comfortable chairlift. Best of all, the facility is fully adapted for families with strollers and people with mobility disabilities.
Sky Walk is much more than just a viewing platform. It is a real kingdom of adventure for the whole family. Children will be delighted by the Adventure Park, where magical tree houses await them. And for adrenaline seekers, real challenges have been prepared. A fourteen-meter climbing wall, exciting zip-lines and a suspension bridge system will provide unforgettable experiences even for the most demanding daredevils. I all this surrounded by spectacular views of the Śnieżnik Massif, the Morava River valley, and in good weather even to the distant Karkonosze Mountains.
Dolni Morava is alive all year round. In summer, you can ride a 15-kilometer scooter trail, have fun on a sleigh track or in a trampoline park. In winter, the area turns into a paradise for skiers. You will find perfectly prepared downhill and cross-country trails with a professional track for classic style.
When it comes to attractions in the Czech Republic near the border, it is impossible to miss a walk on the suspension bridge almost 100 meters above the groundThere, every step brings you closer to the clouds, and beneath your feet stretches the vast valley of Mlýnský potok.
Sky Bridge 721 is a true masterpiece of engineering. The bridge stretches for 721 meters, connecting two mountain ridges at an altitude of over 1,100 meters above sea level. In addition, 6 powerful suspension cables, each of which can withstand a load of 360 tons, and a system of 60 wind cables guarantee the safety of even the most fearful tourists. The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world This is one of those attractions in the Czech Republic that you simply must visit when you are in the vicinity of the Snieznik Massif.
When thinking about attractions in the Czech Republic near the border with Poland, you can't miss the pearl of Central Europe - magical Prague. This city has been delighting travelers from all over the world for centuries, and since 1992 it has been proudly listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. And the perfect a suggestion for a weekend trip from our Settlement (we are just over 200 km apart).
Although this is an attraction a bit further from the border, it is definitely worth a visit. Visiting Prague is like a journey through time through different eras and architectural styles. The city offers so much that it is worth taking advantage of organized one-day trips (costing about PLN 80 per person) so as not to miss the most important attractions.
1. Prague Castle (Hradčany):
2. St. Vitus Cathedral
3. Charles Bridge
4. Staré Město (Old Town)
5. St. Wenceslas Square
Interesting fact: If you don't have time to visit Prague, you can admire a miniature of the Prague Town Hall with the famous Orloj clock in the Kłodzko Miniature Park Minieuroland.
In the heart of the Rychlebské Mountains, on the top of Větrov, stands a stone tower that is more than just another lookout point. Dalimilova is a mess It is a dream come true and a tribute to the history of the region, built by local enthusiast, Dalimil Mika.
This 34-meter structure, opening in 2021, is a faithful replica of the legendary tower, which once graced the top of Śnieżnik. The story of its construction is as fascinating as the structure itself. Dalimil, the son of the owners of the nearby Paprsek shelter, grew up listening to stories about the majestic tower on Śnieżnik, which was demolished in 1973. These memories inspired him to create its replica, which today delights generations of tourists.
From two viewing terraces, located at a height of 17 and 33 meters, there is a panorama that makes the heart beat faster. Winding granite stairs lead to the top, where not only the view but also a cozy catering point awaits. Exactly as in the historical original. It is the perfect place to take a break from a mountain hike.
Just below the peak of Palasha, at an altitude of 1,010 meters above sea level, there is a place that has been welcoming tired hikers since 1932. Paprsek Shelter in the town of Staré Město pod Sněžníkem, originally known as the Silesian House, is a living history of the Polish-Czech borderland.
From the terrace of the chalet there is a breathtaking view of the Hrubý Jeseník Mountains, and the location itself (less than a kilometer from the Polish border) makes it an ideal stopover during mountain hikes. It is a junction of hiking trails, where the trails leading from the Old Town under Śnieżnik, from Branna and from Medvedi bouda to Ramzowa intersect.
Now you know what you need to plan an unforgettable weekend with Czech attractions at your fingertips. The Za górami za lasami settlement can be your base for all these wonderful places. See you in the Polish-Czech mountains!
