Top Things to do in Jelenia Gora
- 1. Chojnik Castle
- 2. Termy Cieplickie
- 3. The Archbishops' Palace
- 4. Karkonoski National Park
- 5. Muzeum Miejskie - Dom Gerharta Hauptmanna
- 6. Church of the Holy Cross
- 7. Natural History Museum
- 8. Tower "Mushroom" - Krzywoustego Hill
- 9. St. Erasmus and St. Pancras Basilica in Jelenia Gora
- 10. Giant Mountains Museum
Top 10 Things to do in Jelenia Gora, Poland
Discover the best top things to do in Jelenia Gora, Poland including Chojnik Castle, Termy Cieplickie, The Archbishops' Palace, Karkonoski National Park, Muzeum Miejskie - Dom Gerharta Hauptmanna, Church of the Holy Cross, Natural History Museum, Tower "Mushroom" - Krzywoustego Hill, St. Erasmus and St. Pancras Basilica in Jelenia Gora, Giant Mountains Museum.
Restaurants in Jelenia Gora
1. Chojnik Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By FactotumDellaCitta
This picturesque castle has been in ruins since it was struck by lightning in 1675. It possible to walk around the walls and to climb up the reconstructed tower for magnificent views of the surrounding area. There are well-signed parking lots from which it takes around 30-60 minutes to hike up to the castle.
2. Termy Cieplickie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Krzysztof F - Krakow, Poland
During winter time if you want to relax in water, go to Jacuzzi, slide on water slides or just swim come here. You will find people of age two to one hundred! All enjoying water fun. Summer time the biggest, external, water slide is working, too. Relatively cheap with discount for youth and pensioners.
I do advice.
3. The Archbishops' Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Anna G - Lodz, Poland
Again excellent example of restoringg a historical building and putting it into a good use. There is a fee for visiting musuem but roaming the park is free.
4. Karkonoski National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Leepreacher K
Vyrazili jsme na Sněžku z polské strany a po po červené po po černé stezce tedy té nejtěžší! Užili jsme si. Celá cesta byla krásná. Krkonoše - nádherná oblast, vhodná pro pěší turistiku, je to nádhera, nadpozemský výhled. Zvláště na podzim. Opravdu stojí to za to!
5. Muzeum Miejskie - Dom Gerharta Hauptmanna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By collia78 - London
Amazing House beautifully located with great history. It’s worth to get there and spend some time with a piece of literature, music or romance! Hauptmann House is surrounded with beautiful scenery and great mountain view.. If you wish to have a perfect wedding ceremony, this is the place to start a new chapter of your life….
6. Church of the Holy Cross
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
7. Natural History Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Gisella30 - Gliwice, Poland
W samym centrum Cieplic, tuż za kościołem (trochę schowane). Już z zewnątrz wygląda ciekawie i zachęca do wejścia. Mnóstwo eksponatów, każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie, dzieciaki się nie nudziły, a muzeach bywa z tym różnie:)
Taniutkie bilety, duże zniżki, bodajże w soboty darmowy wstęp.
Warto, polecam!
8. Tower "Mushroom" - Krzywoustego Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Federico209 - Genoa, Italy
On a hill near the city, the best way to see Jelenia Gora from the top. A lot of stair to reach the roof, but the view is amazing
9. St. Erasmus and St. Pancras Basilica in Jelenia Gora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Wojtek3691 - Lodz, Poland
Trójnawowa bazylika w stylu gotyckim położona w samym centrum Jeleniej Góry. Na ścianach zewnętrznych płyty nagrobne i epitafia z okresu renesansu i baroku .Jest to element najbardziej przyciągających uwagę zwiedzających .Wewnątrz bazyliki ciekawy ołtarz główny i ołtarze boczne .Mnie najbardziej zaciekawiły konfesjonały i stalle
10. Giant Mountains Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By joleneybea - Warsaw, Poland
I saw this museum listed on a hiking map, and I thought it might be worth checking out. I was pleasantly surprised with the exhibits, and really enjoyed my experience.
The museum is small but not too small. You only need 1.5 hours to enjoy the entirety of the museum, and there are very interested exhibits including a reconstruction of a traditional style cottage from the region. Upstairs there's also a section dedicated to glass, and there are some outstanding glass artworks that are worth looking at!
The permanent exhibits downstairs seem to have all of the information available in multiple languages including English, German, and Czech. I don't remember English upstairs in the exhibit of the postcards/lithographs
At a normal ticket price of 7PLN it is well worth the visit. This would be perfect for the family on a chilly day just as it would be perfect for the solo traveler looking to explore the Lower Silesian Region.
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