UNESCOs verdensarvsliste-fredede kirke af frededagstur fra Wroclaw
Beskrivelse
Denne fulde tur fra Wroclaw giver dig en fantastisk mulighed for at besøge den mest fremragende atraction af Nedre Schlesien - UNESCOs verdensarvsliste fredskirke i Swidnica. Ledsaget af en kyndig guide, der rejser med komfortabel minivan / træner kan du tilbringe en god dag ud og finde ud af om den fascinerende historie i provinsen, der beundrer såvel spektakulære landskaber. Det er et perfekt tilbud for dem, der kan lide at kombinere guideture af kulturarv og kultur med en vis tid tæt på naturen.
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Rejseplan
Den naturskønne rute tager dig fra Wrocław til byen Sobotka på fodsporene på Mount Sleza, absolut et af de unikke mystiske og mystiske steder i Polen. Ryggen fremkommer fra monotone Silesian lavland til højden på 718 m, hvilket gør det dominerende del af landskabet for hele provinsen. Efter et kort kig på det maleriske markedsplads har du en pause i bjerghuset og hører den fascinerende historie om forskellige hedningestammer, der boede i området siden bronzealderen. Beundre de gamle stenskulpturer, der repræsenterer religiøse symboler, hvis betydning stadig diskuteres af arkæologen.
Så fortsæt til landsbyen Krzyzowa (tidligere Kreisau), i dag et sæde for vigtigt fundament for gensidig forståelse i Europa. Find ud af om den polsk-tyske forsoningsmasse fejret den 12. november 1989 med deltagelse af polske og tyske regeringers ledere Tadeusz Mazowiecki og Helmut Kohl, som var en symbolsk ende af den kolde krig og begyndelsen af et nyt kapitel i forholdet mellem to nationer.
Så ankomme til Swidnica for at beundre den fortryllende by med sin impresive katedral og pittoreske markedsplads med lidt fritid til frokost eller individuel udforskning.
fritid
Endelig skal du besøge den vidunderlige fredskirke, den største trækirke i Europa. Bygget i XVII århundrede, under Hapsburg-reglen og er et imponerende og bemærkelsesværdigt eksempel på religiøs konflikt, der deler Europa for århundreder siden. Rejst under meget strenge forhold repræsenterer en enorm historisk og kunstnerisk værdi, der med rette tjener sin plads på UNESCOs verdensarvliste. Efter besøget tage en afslappende tur tilbage til Wroclaw.
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Vigtig information
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Specialiserede sæder til spædbørn er tilgængelige
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
Anmeldelser(14)
Extraordinary Protestant church located about 60 km from Wroclaw UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't miss it!
Very informative, pleasant diving into Wroclaw history. Specially appreciated ingo about hidden gems.
The driver/guide arrived with à 15 minutes. When I call the company I was told that the driver had a problem with the car, when the driver arrive he told us a different story. The only thing that is worth on the tour is the 2 churches therefore for the price I would not recommend it. Also our guide try to shorten the tour by not taking us to the center town, we had to tell him that we wanted to see it as per the tour description.
Great tour, I would definitely recommend it, the Peace Church is amazing. Adam, our guide excellent so knowledgeable.Also I would recommend Wroclaw it's definitely worth a visit.
I highly recommend this trip. We have a wonderful sunny Sunday. The guide is very informative. The church is definitely a mustsee.
I had a wonderful time visiting the Church of Peace with Adam as our guide. He was very knowledgeable and informative about the history, politics and culture of the region. The church itself is a masterpiece of architecture and craftsmanship. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who appreciates beauty and heritage.
Our young tour guide, Adam, was a very knowledgeable and fun guide. He spent the day sharing interesting information on the history and culture of his country.
A very interesting church. We would have liked to know more about it, but the information provided (in French and German) was unfortunately very incomplete. A tape played over the loudspeaker several times, but unfortunately always only in Polish. It would have been very desirable if the announcement had been in English. For a UNESCO World Heritage Site, that should be possible.
This was an amazing visit. The outside facade did not resemble a church and inside it was phenomenal and an excellent explanation in English through loud speakers. If you visit in winter you need to wrap up warm! There was no heating. Jarek our guide for the day was friendly, knowledgeable and solicitous.
A beautiful church and its surroundings with a very interesting history. Completely unique. We were staying in the village at a local hotel and were completely besotted with the whole area.
