Zarki Średnie – The Old School:

A starting point with historical flair. From here, you can enjoy relaxed walks into the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal base for day trips.

Natural landscapes and cycle paths: Gentle hills, forests and fields invite you to enjoy leisurely hikes and bike rides. Particularly beautiful viewpoints offer panoramic views across the Polish landscape of Lower Silesia.

Zgorzelec and Görlitz:

Very close by you can reach Zgorzelec (Poland) and Görlitz (Germany). The historic old town, the Neisse River, the Museum Courtyard, and the Upper Market Square offer a beautiful blend of East and West German history, architecture, and local culture. We recommend strolling through the old town, visiting the Silesian Museum or the Görlitz City Museum, and taking a guided tour across the bridge over the Neisse.

Towns and churches nearby:

Visit charming village churches and small chapels that reflect the history and tradition of the region.

Local restaurants:

In the surrounding villages you will find country inns with typical regional cuisine – hearty soups, pierogi and homemade bread.

Historic castles and manor houses:

In the surrounding area, you'll often find small, well-preserved residences and manor houses that evoke memories of bygone eras.

Markets and crafts:

Regional markets offer fresh produce, honey, cheese, and traditional handicrafts. Ideal for souvenirs and experiencing local color.

Cultural events:

Depending on the season, small festivals, art exhibitions or church community festivals take place – often with regional music and dance performances.

Excursions to Wrocław and the surrounding area:

Those who prefer a more urban atmosphere can reach Wrocław by car or bus in a shorter time; here you will find a historic old town, cathedral, Ostrow Tumski and the market square.