Joyas de la Baja Silesia
Descripción
Este tour le ofrece descubrir la atracción más preciosa de Baja Silesia que refleja su complicado pasado. El castillo Ksiaz es un ejemplo real del legado mixto de la región como un gran ejemplo de la revolución industrial alemana. Ksiaz sorprende por su tamaño y escala como el tercer castillo más grande de la Polonia actual. Visitará la parte representativa, conocerá la historia del auge y la caída de la familia, escuchará sobre la increíble fortuna, los escándalos de la alta sociedad, las tragedias y por qué el castillo aún esconde algún secreto de la Segunda Guerra Mundial visitando los túneles que se encuentran debajo del castillo. (solo audioguía en inglés). Haga una visita a la maravillosa Iglesia de la Paz, la iglesia de madera más grande de Europa. Construido en el siglo XVII es un ejemplo impresionante y notable de conflicto religioso que dividió a Europa hace siglos. Erigido en condiciones muy estrictas, representa un inmenso valor histórico y artístico, y se gana un lugar en la lista del Patrimonio Mundial de la UNESCO.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El castillo de Ksiaz es un ejemplo real del legado mixto de la región. Construido por la dinastía local de Swidnica, descendientes de la dinastía real polaca Piast, pasaron por varios propietarios, como los reyes de Bohemia, los barones ladrones y el gobernante húngaro, que terminó en manos de los Hober (familia Hochberg). Esos aristócratas de Silesia se convirtieron en uno de los empresarios más exitosos en el siglo XIX, siendo un gran ejemplo de la revolución industrial alemana.
Disfrute de un relajante paseo por los coloridos y exóticos invernaderos, admire las raras y espectaculares plantas que lo ayudan a comprender la riqueza y la prosperidad de la familia Hochberg.
La iglesia en sí fue construida en el siglo XVII, durante el gobierno de los Habsburgo, y es un ejemplo impresionante y notable de conflicto religioso que dividió a Europa hace siglos. Erigido en condiciones muy estrictas, representa un inmenso valor histórico y artístico, y se gana un lugar en la lista del Patrimonio Mundial de la UNESCO.
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Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Para llegar a los túneles, los visitantes deben estar preparados para un número significativo de escaleras, incluyendo tanto bajar como subir, comparable a caminar hasta aproximadamente el séptimo piso.
- El acceso a los túneles subterráneos solo está disponible para niños de 4 años o más.
- Tenga en cuenta que la temperatura en los túneles permanece estable a 8-9 °C (46-48 °F) con una humedad superior al 80%. Recomendamos llevar ropa de abrigo para su comodidad durante la visita.
- Tenga en cuenta que llegar a los túneles requiere cierto esfuerzo físico. Si lo prefiere, esta parte de la visita se puede saltar y reemplazar con un descanso relajante para tomar un café.
Opiniones(27)
Guide Adam is a good communicator, his management of directions and general facts were excellent. He gave interesting additional information on the approach to attractions. The palminira(garden) was ok but not for me nothing of outstanding interest. The castle was interesting, you need the audio tour or you are in a polish world. The tunnels were interesting again you need the audio tour. Security will ask in Polish if you need the guide listen for your country and stick your hand up, or use a guide. 77 steps down from the top of the tunnels to the bottom and up, of course, easy standard steps. Steps to get to the head of the tunnels about 80 to 100 with slopes in between, quite testing..
Excellent trip. I particularly enjoyed the wooden church. These places would be difficult to get to by yourself from Wroclaw. The driver/guide was excellent and very informative
Great trip. Adam, our driver and guide, was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. It was a long day - 8 hours - but it meant that we got plenty of time at each stop, and time for a lovely lunch at the castle.
Our guide (Matthaius), waa excellent, narrating the history of Ksaiz Castle and the Peace Church as we drove to them. Timings were good at the locations with audio guides in English at each. Make sure to do the 10 minute walk to Lookout Point at the castle for excellent views
Our group of 8 people was traveling with the German-speaking driver and guide Matthias. On the one-hour drive to Fürstenstein Castle, he taught us very competently the history of the area and the castle and answered all questions professionally correctly. The highlight of the trip was the Friedenskirche in Schweidnitz. We had a very informative day in Lower Silesia -absolute recommendation!
The driver and the guide were very nice! he was knowledgeable and service-friendly. We will definitely all take the trip if you have the opportunity!
My husband and I booked this tour for mid September and it was superb, as was our guide. Adam was prompt, gracious and his English is excellent. The drive was lovely and the castle was stunning. While it is in very good shape, the decor was lacking, but this is due to the Germans and Russians who ransacked it during WWII. You can see how much Poland suffered during the war. We didn't go into the tunnels because of the hundreds of stairs. The Palm House was also stunning. One of the nicest greenhouses I ever saw with lemurs and peacocks. The favorite was the Church of Peace which is breathtaking. Pictures don't do it justice. We went to a nearby restaurant for an early dinner. It was superb and amazingly Rustic polish. The whole day was a great experience and of the highest quality.
Our visit to Książ Castle and the surrounding areas, the palm house and the mysterious Nazi tunnels, was the highlight of our whole holiday! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable about local history, as well as being a talented linguist: he gave the tour simultaneously in English and Spanish, whilst also advocating for us in Polish. The tunnel and castle provided well-paced, informative English-language audio guides, and there was a pleasant restaurant serving traditional Polish food on site. The church was also fascinating, and once again the guide proved his history credentials, teaching us about the complicated Polish-German history of the area. 5 stars!
This was a really fun tour with a small group! Great way to see some of the polish countryside and learn some history of the area. The castle was very interesting!
We spent the day with Matthias who was one of the best guides we’ve ever had. As he drove us to the different destinations, he provided tons of historical facts and showed us many neat things along the way. The castle and church were unbelievable and the history behind each was very interesting. Highly recommend this trip!!!!!
