Located today in the city Szczawnica
Located today in the city sanatoriums offer excellent conditions for the renewal of the body, improve nealth and well-being. Szczawnica is also a great place for recreation. The tourist accommodation in the citv and the surrounding area is ready to accept even several thousand guests at the time, which provides a; commodation and food and offers a wide variety of opportunities for leisure activities. Funicular railway ieading from the city centre on Palenica allows you to enjoy unparalleled beauty of the surroundings, built :r. Szaffanówka, the neighbouring with Palenica, 700 meter-long gravity chute is an incredible attraction : both children and adults.
For those, who want to spend a more active holidays, designated many bicycle trails and horse routes, keen kayakers can face with the rapid current of Dunajec and varied fishery and clean mountain rivers attract all lovers of the charm of its fishing rods.
Szczawnica is attractive even in winter. With the first snow is transformed into a winter sports centre. In the city - in the centre, near Jaworki and Durbaszka - there are ski lifts and slopes for both beginners and advanced skiers. Higher-skill skiers will enjoy an artificially snowed trail on the Palenica slope, which has approved the FIS, where are played games in Alpine competitions. Opportunity for fully enjoy skiing, also for the recreational riding supporters, gives put-into-service illuminated ski slope with a length of 1800 m - Palenica II. The snowboard enthusiasts expects located on the top of mountain, the gutter to the halfpipe, which attracts for Szczawnica increasing numbers of snowboard supporters.
Szczawnica, with preserved nineteenth century the spa buildings is the town with charm and atmosphere. A few kilometres from the centre of Szczawnica, in a small post-Lemko village - Jaworki, known primarily from the ancient church (the former Greek-Catholic orthodox church), has found a place already famous Music Sheepfold (Muzyczna Owczarnia) - a kind of haven for artists. There are held concerts: rock, blues, jazz, country and others of well-known and popular Polish and foreign artists, including frequent concerts of world - renowned violinist Nigel Kennedy.
Szczawnica authorities maintain partner contacts with twin cities in Germany, Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and Slovakia.
One of such villages is surrounded by a panorama of the Wysokie and Bielskie Tatry, the Slovak town of Biała Spiska (Spiśskd Bela in Slovak).
Biała Spiska is a small town, situated about 631m asl in eastern Slovakia (in the Presov country, in the district Kieżmarak) at the mouth of the Belianski brook to Poprad, at the crossroads of Spisz to the Tatras. The first written mention of this village comes from 1263, when King Bela IV bestowed to his Spisz vassal Leonard forest by the Thothpatka brook.
Biała Spiska attracts tourists to its rich history and monuments situated here which include: built in the mid-thirteenth century the Catholic Church of St. Anthony the Hermit, the evangelical church from 1786, Statue of Immaculate Mary - Baroque column of sandstone, which was placed on the market in 1729. http://podwierzba.eu/page/pokoje-studio
Particularly noteworthy is a historic complex located in the village Strażky, which since 1972 belongs administratively to Biała Spiska. The complex is a historic palace Strażky, which is a gem of Renaissance architecture in Slovakia and one of the oldest castles in Slovakia. Currently, a white mansion with a gorgeous subtle attic is a branch of the Slovak National Gallery, in addition to a unique exhibition on the painter’s personality Ladislav Mednyanszki (1852-1919), made available to visitors is the exhibition of historical furniture and original historical library of Strażska. Next to the palace are a fortified Gothic church of St. Anna from the turn of the fifteenth and sixteenth century and the Renaissance bell tower from the turn of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Renaissance bell tower with a late Gothic church of St. Anne and Renaissance palace formed the National Cultural Monument.
For those, who want to spend a more active holidays, designated many bicycle trails and horse routes, keen kayakers can face with the rapid current of Dunajec and varied fishery and clean mountain rivers attract all lovers of the charm of its fishing rods.
Szczawnica is attractive even in winter. With the first snow is transformed into a winter sports centre. In the city - in the centre, near Jaworki and Durbaszka - there are ski lifts and slopes for both beginners and advanced skiers. Higher-skill skiers will enjoy an artificially snowed trail on the Palenica slope, which has approved the FIS, where are played games in Alpine competitions. Opportunity for fully enjoy skiing, also for the recreational riding supporters, gives put-into-service illuminated ski slope with a length of 1800 m - Palenica II. The snowboard enthusiasts expects located on the top of mountain, the gutter to the halfpipe, which attracts for Szczawnica increasing numbers of snowboard supporters.
Szczawnica, with preserved nineteenth century the spa buildings is the town with charm and atmosphere. A few kilometres from the centre of Szczawnica, in a small post-Lemko village - Jaworki, known primarily from the ancient church (the former Greek-Catholic orthodox church), has found a place already famous Music Sheepfold (Muzyczna Owczarnia) - a kind of haven for artists. There are held concerts: rock, blues, jazz, country and others of well-known and popular Polish and foreign artists, including frequent concerts of world - renowned violinist Nigel Kennedy.
Szczawnica authorities maintain partner contacts with twin cities in Germany, Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and Slovakia.
One of such villages is surrounded by a panorama of the Wysokie and Bielskie Tatry, the Slovak town of Biała Spiska (Spiśskd Bela in Slovak).
Biała Spiska is a small town, situated about 631m asl in eastern Slovakia (in the Presov country, in the district Kieżmarak) at the mouth of the Belianski brook to Poprad, at the crossroads of Spisz to the Tatras. The first written mention of this village comes from 1263, when King Bela IV bestowed to his Spisz vassal Leonard forest by the Thothpatka brook.
Biała Spiska attracts tourists to its rich history and monuments situated here which include: built in the mid-thirteenth century the Catholic Church of St. Anthony the Hermit, the evangelical church from 1786, Statue of Immaculate Mary - Baroque column of sandstone, which was placed on the market in 1729. http://podwierzba.eu/page/pokoje-studio
Particularly noteworthy is a historic complex located in the village Strażky, which since 1972 belongs administratively to Biała Spiska. The complex is a historic palace Strażky, which is a gem of Renaissance architecture in Slovakia and one of the oldest castles in Slovakia. Currently, a white mansion with a gorgeous subtle attic is a branch of the Slovak National Gallery, in addition to a unique exhibition on the painter’s personality Ladislav Mednyanszki (1852-1919), made available to visitors is the exhibition of historical furniture and original historical library of Strażska. Next to the palace are a fortified Gothic church of St. Anna from the turn of the fifteenth and sixteenth century and the Renaissance bell tower from the turn of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Renaissance bell tower with a late Gothic church of St. Anne and Renaissance palace formed the National Cultural Monument.
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