Lower Silesia, home to our charming village of Dobków, is a region with a rich and diverse history, reflected in the many landmarks that have survived to our times. Here, away from the hustle and bustle of big cities, every trip is a journey in time, allowing you to discover fascinating traces of

Lower Silesia is a region that is a real treasure trove for history and architecture lovers. Nothing illustrates this rich past like the imposing castles scattered across the region. These majestic structures once served as residences for kings, princes, and nobility, and today they are magnificent

Located right next to our charming village of Dobków, Chełmy Landscape Park is a real gem for nature enthusiasts. This area is not only incredibly green and teeming with life but also harbors many unique attractions. Covering vast, hilly landscapes, the park draws in visitors with its lush forest

Did you know that in Poland, not far from our house, there is an amazing place called the UNESCO Geopark Land of Extinct Volcanoes? We must admit that we were not aware of this until the moment we first visited this region. Since then, the beauty and uniqueness of this area continue to surprise and

In the heart of Lower Silesia, amid the picturesque landscapes of the Kaczawa Foothills, lie the “Kaczawskie Single Tracks” – a paradise for mountain bike enthusiasts. This network of specially designed, one-way MTB trails leads through incredible natural areas, combining

Dobków is a classic Sudeten chain village located along the valley of a mountain stream, which simultaneously marks the boundary between the Kaczawskie Mountains and Foothills. It is very charmingly located, surrounded by hills with plenty of forests and cultivated fields. Just climb a bit on the

Lubiechowa, a picturesque village located in Lower Silesia, preserves one of its most precious treasures – the Church of Saints Peter and Paul. This historic temple, built in the Romanesque style, is a significant point on the map of regional attractions. It was erected in the 13th century and has