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ヴレニウの市庁舎 – 1823年から1824年にかけてヴレニウの市場の中央に建てられた新古典主義建築。現在はヴレニウ市の行政機関の本部となっています。

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📍 Location The chapel is located on St. Anne's Hill (Wzgórze św. Anny) in the Sobieszów district, south of the city center. Surrounded by forests and hiking trails – ideal for spiritual walks. Nearby: Ruins of Chojnik Castle Karkonosze National Park Panoramic view of the Jelenia Góra Valley 🎨 Architecture & Features Exterior: Rectangular building with a gable roof, small turret with a bell. Interior: Baroque altar with a statue of St. Anne Simple benches and wood paneling Votive offerings and small mementos from pilgrims 🕊️ Spiritual Atmosphere The chapel is a place of silence and contemplation – popular with hikers, believers, and history buffs. Often a destination for May devotions, rosary prayers, and family visits. Associated with local legends of protection and healing.

The historic tram in Jelenia Góra was a significant part of the city's infrastructure and a symbol of the region's technological development. Here's a brief overview of its history and significance: 🚋 Origins & Development Opening: On April 10, 1897, operations began with gas-powered trams between the main station and Herischdorf (now Malinnik). Electrification: The line was electrified as early as 1900, with sections to Cieplice (Bad Warmbrunn) and later to Podgórzyn Górny. Gauge: Originally 1435 mm (standard gauge), later converted to 1000 mm to better manage the tight curves and gradients of the old town. 🗺️ Route map Urban lines: Main Station – Plac Ratuszowy – Zajezdnia (Depot) Main Station – Plac Ratuszowy – Koszary (Barracks) Interurban lines: Jelenia Góra – Cieplice – Sobieszów Cieplice – Podgórzyn – Podgórzyn Górny The maximum network length was 19.2 km – one of the longest tram routes in Lower Silesia. 📉 End of service Decommissioning: Starting in the 1950s, lines were gradually closed. Last day of operation: The last tram ran on April 28, 1969 – the farewell was ceremonial and free for all passengers. 🏛️ Memories & Traces No preserved vehicles remain in the cityscape, but: Photos and documents in the Karkonosze Museum Remnants of the track and former curved tracks are still visible in Cieplice and along ul. Bankowa Street names and stop names recall the route

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A great place to relax. Easy access from both directions. Good views of the bridge over the Bóbr River and the dam.

There is a charging station for electric bikes

!!!DANGER!!! Please DO NOT walk the last part of the trail along the country road. It's extremely narrow and dangerous. Please DO NOT stray from the trail. Guard dogs will attack. Paths are blocked by electric fences.