Świeradów-Zdrój, Mountain spa resort in Lower Silesia, Poland
Świeradów-Zdrój is a town in Lower Silesia, Poland, located among the forested slopes of the Jizera Mountains. The settlement sits in the valley of the Kwisa River and serves as a base for mountain walks and thermal treatments.
The settlement received its first written record in 1337 under the German name Bad Flinsberg. In 1768 the first spa structures were built, turning the village into a health resort.
The International Rally of Antique Vehicles takes place each June, featuring vintage car parades and concerts throughout the town streets.
Access to the mineral springs is available in the spa house, which also hosts medical treatments. The town sits at the edge of Karkonoski National Park, allowing walks on marked mountain trails.
Each June the town hosts an International Rally of Antique Vehicles, with vintage car parades passing through the streets. A 45-meter clock tower stands above the spa house and serves as a landmark for visitors.
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