I recommend coming here. It’s a long walk up but when you get to the top it is well worth it. You might want to take some snacks and water with you.

What a great place to visit! Trails and mountains are breathtaking, well maintained and beautiful. Strongly recomend.

Absolute must when in the area. The pathway along the gorges and maze like rock formations of Szczeliniec are breath taking and also loads of fun to squeeze via various narrow pathways feeling closer to nature than ever. One spot I had to go down on all 4s as otherwise would never make it but still had a blast. There’s also a mountain shelter on top with a variety of food, snacks, gifts and drinks for before taking the between rocks path. People say it’s worth to buy tickets in advance, but in early November there was no need. So if you’re planning in peak season check the website for an early purchase.

There are many nice hiking trails in Stołowe mountains. This is the most crowdy, popular and probably interesting one. Mostly because great view platforms. Easy to climb and walk. 2 hours in total.

Highly recommended to visit here with kids. Tickets can be booked online to avoid the queue. Preferred on Weekdays if it is summer.

Breathtaking views! Wear tracking boots, water, some food. Walking to the top is about 20-40 min, depends on your physical condition. I was there in about 12:30 PM and there were some groups of people. Not too crowded. Back road is easy.

What a wonderful adventure going into the labyrinth of this place. A journey through the cracks and crevices of the rocks that form these flat topped mountains. Huge descents and steep rises, yet doable for all ages.

Excellent attraction - I would recommend buying tickets for parking beforehand since without parking you need to walk up the 3km beforehand until you get to the rocks and parking is sparse ( unless someone wants to walk up ), other than that the trail is excellent, views are great and its funny trying to get through the more narrow spaces. I would go again to visit more of these rocks other than the tourist trail we did.

Błędne Skały in Poland is a very interesting and unique place. The rocks create a natural maze with narrow paths and unusual shapes. Walking through it feels like a small adventure. The area is peaceful and surrounded by beautiful nature. I really enjoyed exploring Błędne Skały and think it is worth visiting.

A truly unique place that is worth visiting. I recommend purchasing your access tickets in advance and especially reserving the time you want to enter the parking lot. Access to the parking lot is at a fixed time and if you do not show up a few minutes before the scheduled time you risk losing your spot. Access is by car on a narrow road with a length of approximately 3 km to the paid parking lot. There is free parking at the bottom but this means that you will have to travel a few more km round trip to access the rock labyrinth.

Right on the border between Poland and Czechia lies a hidden gem truly worth visiting. I honestly didn’t expect much—I’ve seen plenty of places called “Rock City” before. But this one surprised me. What makes it different? The trail winds through the rocks, not just around them. Sometimes you have to crawl, squeeze through narrow gaps, or twist your body to fit through tiny loopholes. I felt like a kid on a giant natural playground—it was pure fun :)

The Errant Rocks (pl: Błedne Skały) in the Table Mountains(pl: Góry Stołowe) in Poland are an intricate labyrinth of rocks. Their formation is estimated to have taken millions of years. This popular tourist attraction is located within a national park. Nearby are viewing points, parking lots, restrooms, and educational trails.

Absolute gem, rocky formations with a great path between them, at times very narrow passages, so some fitness required and no claustrophobia. If you’re tall (like me) be ready for some serious crouching. Not for chubby people as you might get stuck in some really tight spots. The views from the top are amazing though so still worth the visit even if not accessing the “maze” it self.

Errant Rocks is located at 853 m above sea level and has an area of 21 hectares. The rocks are here about 6 to 11 meters high and you move here on your own like in real rocky labyrinth. I don’t recommend using here huge sport rucksacks as it may be difficult to move with them. The trail has a few hundred meters and sometimes the tourists have to squeeze through very small rock crevices so if you are too fat- the place is not for you. It is really amazing experience.

Amazing Chapel. We had a very informative guide that explained this was a memorial to the people and soldiers that were killed during the Thirty Years War, disease such as syphilis, and a wife and husband murdered. Then he opened the trap door on the floor full of bones. 3,000 skulls. No photo rule for interior but easily can be viewed on Google.

In 1776 human skulls and bones were found near the bell tower. These were victims of the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) and numerous epidemics. The human remains were cleaned and collected in the chapel. Currently, there are approximately 30,000 of them. No photos are allowed inside.

Spot to be seen during a visit to the Lower Silesian voivodeship, the Table Mountains Landscape Park. The chapel, whose decor is real human bones and skulls. A place of contemplation.

Interesting place and story about how it was build. Unfortunately they take way to many people at once. We couldn't see much or hear from back.

Huge scam. In reality, the place is very small and looks fake. They advertise it as something much bigger than it really is – the photos are very misleading. Taking pictures is not allowed, probably just to prevent people from showing what a scam it is.

Story told by a real person, however, no photos allowed.

Located in the small Polish town of Czermna, the Skull Chapel is a small and unassuming chapel. However you would be shocked by what’s hidden behind the wooden door. The skulls and bones of over 3,000 victims of wars and plagues cover the walls and ceiling and another 21,000 skeletons fillings the church crypt below. The chapel was built in 1776 by Bohemian local parish priest Vaclav Tomasek, who served as a mass grave for local people who died from war and disease during that period of time, the chapel was intended as a shrine for the dead, as well as a “memento mori” for the living. The Skull Chapel is the only such monument in Poland, and one of six in whole Europe.

Beautiful relaxing park. Nice routes and landscaping.

Very nice park in Duszniki Zdrój. Large area with beautiful nature, trees, flowers and stream crossing by. You can really chillout there.

Lovely historical spot, definitely worth to experience it

Very nice place to walk around for an hour or so... Good for kids, but missing a clean public restroom.

Cool place, history, statues, trees etc Nice to walk in

Lovely park for a stroll. Several restaurants and cafés nearby.

Super

The Stolowe Mountains are a must visit in the Czech Republic for any hiker. You have multiple trails in the national park where you can follow the marked trees by different colour and/or pattern or the signs that point to the correct direction and tell the distance ahead. Also in the start of many trails you can find parking spots and a stand with additional information about the length and difficulty of the trail. In the trails you will encounter many stones in magnificent shapes and forms and rock walls that seem "outwordly". For our hiking we used AllTrails application to stay on route - it did help us multiple times as you can get off road easily as there are many routes/trails in the area! Note: most of the trails are dog friendly

Breathtaking views - lovely place Perfect for hiking/ long walks / family holiday Plenty small restaurants near by, Amazing ice-creams, delicious traditional goat cheese ( oscypki )... Great attractions for kids - Dinosaur Park next to Gòry Stołowe

The park is amazing. Good place for hiking with great views.

Stołowe Mountains National Park is located in the Central Sudetes, in the south-west portion of the Kłodzko region, at the border with the Czechia. The largest attraction of this national park is its picturesque rock bastions traversed by caves and labyrinths, as well as boulders, known as “mushroom rocks”, featuring shapes not seen anywhere else in Poland.

One of the most interesting places to visit in Sudetes. Tourist attractions Szczeliniec Wielki on which is an interesting labyrinth and an amazing view, and Skalniak on which is the labyrinth Błędne Skały (Errant Rocks). Highly recommended.

A very special mountains. The Table Mountains. Definitely worth to visit it!! Enjoy the rock formations and picturesque views and narrow pathways thru the rocks.

Place full of beautiful nature and landscapes. Fresh air, forest and rocks perfect to visit in each season

Superb museum, lots of toys, very well displayed! Some unique exhibits and a lot of nostalgia :-)

Wonderful tour through time from an often overlooked perspective. Go for your inner child

Very good collection. I would have given it 5 stars if there were any descriptions about displayed items. There were none. Children were excited to see them but we missed an opportunity for them to learn life at that time

Summary: a good place to bring kids however it is quite expensive. It is basically series of exhibitions behind glass walls in a two story flat. Place does leave rather homemade impression however there are quite a few rooms to visit and some of the toys are interactive. There is also free parking for visitors. All in all kids were happy and that is what matters.

Very nice place. I recommend to visiting this place together with children's.

Many things to see from old times.

Absolutely astonishing trip down the memory lane. I found toys from my childhood, my siblings' childhood and my parents' childhood. I came to visit with my child but I have a feeling that I got so much more than she had. Recommended to visit regardless of age. Toys making workshop is a bonus.

Good place to relax but it has nothing to do with vanishing crafts. It also has small zoo. The bread from bakery was very tasty. It is kinda Jake of all trades with bits of everything but it is nothing special there. For 18 PLN one can learn how to make clay pot. Worth a visit if you are nearby.

Sadly we did not have the best experience, the cashier charged us 10€ because we had no zloty - which is 2€ above the course. The best thing were the presentations in the smithy and the potters shop. The craftsmen were very competent. The bread was not included in the entry price. The animals in the zoo were not really cared for much, which was more sad than entertaining. Next time we will try the other open air museum nearby.

Quite a lovely place. We have managed to see the pottery demonstration and it is also possible to try yourself with an additional small charge. There is a section where you can buy the pottery made there which has been also hand painted and it is beautiful. There is a nice walk around the place with pretty views and mini zoo. The place has really good potential and improved a lot since the last time I have visited (over 10 years ago). One thing I saw lacking was little to no description of the tools, which would be interesting to know. Some of the animal board description were quite old and fainted as well. One building near the entrance was looking quite inviting, so we have walked in to have a look and it was a roundish shape house with fire started in the middle and tables with benches all around, and it had such a cozy vibe. It was confusing what it was set up for to be honest and if people can go in or not. Shortly after, group gathered there, played loud music and started singing - mind you it was 1-2pm but it seemed like a private party in the middle of the day with other visitors walking by which was weird. There was also a random little house with no description, only note to ensure close doors behind you - when we walked in there were few small rooms with small monkeys and the last room had stuffed animals which was unexpected and a bit shocking to be honest. Overall a nice little place to visit but a bit all over the place with what seems like constant mismatched and unfinished areas.

Great place for kids but not really much to do - for the price I expected more, its more of a zoo rather than a museum since theres not much of the vanishing crafts other than two mini shows. The animals didnt look very well looked after which was kind of daunting.

Lovely and peaceful stretch of land serving like a small museum to a bygone era. There's also a surprising variety of animals (especially birds), and delicious bread with lard.

Nice little museum, lots of animals and beautiful landscape. There is a pottery workshop and nice pottery to buy. Be aware that you will need cash for entrance tickets or any other buy

Interesting stories, nice people and cool animals. Perfect to chill out and take some photos

If you want to go back in time you have to visit this place. Great option for family adventure.

Its very charismatic spot but I was missing animals a bit..maybe there are some in the summer...still very creditable project! The entry os very cheap...only like 9 zloty or so

It is worth visiting, you will learn a lot about history and herbs, you will spend time on fresh air.

Really lovely museum. Perfect for kids - there are also animals there: sheep and goats.

Very well kept Skansen, it took you to past era. Very well kept grounds

A nice alternative when it rains in the mountains :) You can enter most buildings, which show how people used to live in the past. There is a comfortable car park (free of charge) buy the entrance to the "Skansen". The ticket itself costs 9 PLN (payment only in cash). I think we spent about 1,5 hour exploring the museum, and we would probably have spent more if it hadn't been for the rain.

Very nice open air museum, a must- see if you are staying in Kudowa or arround. Visit takes approx. 1 hour. 18 zlotych per adult.

An amazing park to have a walk

Nice art, it would be even better that you could play with instruments.

Super.

Super

Super 😊😊

Super park👍

Park

Mouldy and just disgusting in general, first photo is of the men's shower entrance, mould carries on around the corner and is on almost every bit of glass from the inside. I did not want take more photos as i did not want to violates anyone's privacy. Hot tubs tiny but generally ok, water in the pool is very cold. You pay here by the hour for some reason, and the pool clock is strategically broken? Showers by the sauna are cold and in desperate need of renovation. This is one dirty, dirty looking basen. Stay away 🤢🤮🤧😷🥴🤒🤕

I liked it, I was here from the Czech Republic, so in my opinion, Polish people do aquaparks well.

It's an okay swimming pool, the locker rooms are very dirty but the pool itself is really clean! If it's busy, it's very cramped. The slide is nice, with an counter so you can see your sliding time, however the slide is a bit painful for your back.

Pools were as to be expected. Not a nice experience in the female changing rooms, where a male staff member walked in to clean without warning when female customers were changing, despite being asked to leave by another lady, he still returned before I was finished despite knowing I was in there. Management were not particularly concerned by this behaviour, therefore do not expect privacy and respect if visiting.

Not a bad place to go for an hour or two, there is a standard size pool with individual lanes to train, next to that there is a smaller pool for kids with ringed section that has a current and a rest area in the centre, the pool has one slide that takes you out of and back into the building.

Well... "Aqua park" is indeed a big word for one sports pool, one kiddy pool and one slide. It certainly needs a renovation, the floor is black and pretty dirty, even if the staff tries to clean it. The slide remember times from twenty years ago and hurts badly anyone heavier than a kid. The register staff is nice. Water isn't really warm. Head caps aren't mandatory

Aquapark with a salt water. Tobogan Is poking you to your back and all rules inside are only in Polish, so if the life guard gives a whistle on you, you don't even know what is wrong. And I expect more then just 2 pools.

Good selection of stones. Museum visit takes 15-20 mins

The exhibitions and mineral pieces are quite interesting. The museum is quite small in general, do not count for more than 30 minutes max spent inside. Adjacent shop with minerals and souvenirs is quite interesting too.

I love colourful minerals and crystals so much, this place was amazing to visit, so many minerals I never heard of, and so many more that I knew of but never saw, fascinating place especially if you are interested it things like that, would love to go again, unfortunately the photos I took are gone, dropped my phone into deep water and couldn't get it back

Amazing collection, gorgeous stones

Rather small but well presented and unusual minerals exposed.

Really small ,,museum"

Ok

Excellent place for children, we spent three hours and was not enough for him.

Great fun and very enjoyable even for adults

Great place for kids younger and older

Super

Excellent value for money

Super.

Ok

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views. If you are already there, you should definitely visit the labyrinth (watch out! You can get lost). There are several viewpoints, so if one is more crowded, you can go further (Original) Piękne widoki. Jeśli się jest już w tym miejscu z pewnością należy także zwiedzić labirynt (uwaga! Można się zgubić). Punktów widokowych jest kilka więc jeśli jeden jest bardziej oblegany można się udać dalej

(Translated by Google) Just past the entrance gate, turn left to a viewpoint. From here, you can admire the view of the foothills of the Table Mountains. This spot is quite popular during the summer season. (Original) Zaraz za bramą wejściową odbijamy w lewo do punktu widokowego, można stąd podziwiać widok na podnóża Gór Stołowych. W sezonie wakacyjnym dość oblegane miejsce

(Translated by Google) Just before entering Błędne Rocks, we can see fairy-tale views that are slightly obscured by trees, so shorter people may have a weaker experience. (Original) Już przed wejściem do Błędnych skał możemy ujrzeć bajkowe widoki, które są lekko zasłonięte drzewami, więc niższe osoby mogą mieć słabsze wrażenia.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic viewpoint. I recommend it. (Original) Fantastyczny punkt widokowy. Polecam

(Translated by Google) Observation point at the beginning of the hiking trail on Pale Rocks. Beautiful landscape! (Original) Назіральная кропка на пачатку пешаходнага маршрута на Бледных скалах. Прыгожы краявід!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views, I recommend!! (Original) Piękne widoki polecam !!

(Translated by Google) I recommend it with all my heart. (Original) Z całego serca polecam

(Translated by Google) A monument to three cultures: Polish, Czech and German. In memory of those who contributed to the cultural and material development of Czermna. Nice and architecturally interesting. Right on the road to the open-air museum in Pstrążna. (Original) Pomnik trzech kultur : polskiej , czeskiej i niemieckiej. Pamięci tych którzy przyczynili się do rozwoju kulturowego i materialnego Czermnej. Ładny i ciekawy architektonicznie . Przy samej drodze do skansenu w Pstrążnej.

(Translated by Google) A very nice monument symbolizing the construction of Czermna and Kudowa Zdrój by three different nationalities: Czechs, Germans and Poles. The height of each of the pillars supporting the arch symbolizes the length of time the above-mentioned people lived in these areas. nationalities. A great historical curiosity and place for a walk in Czermna (Original) Bardzo ładny pomnik symbolizujący budowę Czermnej i Kudowy Zdroju przez trzy różne narodowości: Czechów, Niemców i Polaków. Wysokość każdego z filarów podtrzymujących łuk symbolizuje długość zamieszkiwania tych terenów przez ww. narodowości. Świetna ciekawostka historyczna oraz miejsce spaceru w Czermnej

(Translated by Google) No fireworks... BUT that's not the point here... it's worth reading the sentences and taking a moment to reflect... An interesting fact on the other side of the street! (Original) Bez fajerwerków...ALE nie o to chodzi w tym miejscu... warto przeczytać sentencje i poświęcić chwilę na zadumę... Po drugiej stronie ulicy ciekawostka !

(Translated by Google) The monument was built in 1999. It has the form of three columns supporting a rainbow arch. Each filter has boards in three languages: German, Polish and Czech. The height of the columns symbolizes the length of the years of the nations that lived in Czermna. These nationalities contributed to the development of this village. The stones from which the columns were made were imported from the Czech Republic, Germany and Poland. (Original) Pomnik zbudowany został w 1999 roku. Ma postać trzech kolumn podtrzymujących łuk tęczy. Na każdym filtrze umieszczono tablice w trzech językach: niemieckim, polskim i czeskim. Wysokość kolumn symbolizuje długość lat danych narodów jakie zamieszkiwały Czermną. Narodowości te przyczyniły się do rozwoju tej wsi. Kamienie z których powstały kolumny przywiezione zostały z : Czech, Niemiec i Polski.

(Translated by Google) Certainly interesting, especially from a historical perspective, easy access, close to the road (Original) Interesujący na pewno przede wszystkim pod kątem historycznym, łatwy dostęp, blisko drogi

(Translated by Google) Czermna is an ancient town inhabited for centuries by three different nationalities. The form of the monument unveiled in 1999 commemorating this fact is interesting – the columns, connected by a rainbow, are built of stones from Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Germany. Each bears an inscription in a different language, and the height of the columns indicates the period during which each nation inhabited Czermna (the Polish plaque is located on the central column). This is how shared history should be commemorated. (Original) Czermna to stara miejscowość zamieszkiwana przez wieki przez trzy różne narodowości. Ciekawa jest forma odsłoniętego w 1999 r. pomnika upamiętniającego ten fakt - połączone tęczą kolumny zbudowano z kamieni pochodzących z Czech, Polski i Niemiec. Na każdej z nich tablica inskrypcyjna w innym języku, a wysokość kolumn wskazuje okres czasu, w którym dany naród zamieszkiwał Czermną (polska tablica znajduje się na kolumnie środkowej) Tak powinno się upamiętniać wspólną historię

(Translated by Google) Interesting monument to three cultures. Not far from Pstražný and Kudova. Nice walks along the border. I recommend visiting. There is still a moving nativity scene here. Beautifully renovated cottages and beautiful nature in the surroundings. (Original) Zajímavý pomník třem kulturám. Kousek od Pstražný a Kudovy. Pěkné procházky podél hranice. Doporučuji navštívit. Ještě se zde nachází pohyblivý betlém. V okolí krásně opravené chaloupky a pěkná příroda.

(Translated by Google) Nice view, entrance fee is paid, there are several exhibitions in the town hall tower. (Original) Hezká vyhlídka, vstupné se platí, v radniční věží je několik expozic.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view. In good weather, Sněžka can be seen. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Original) Krásný výhled. Za dobrého počasí je vidět Sněžka. Otevřeno úterý-neděle 10 -17 hod.

(Translated by Google) Well worth a visit, beautiful views. Interesting exposition. (Original) Stojí za to navštívit, krásné výhledy. Zajímavá expozice.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent view, exhibition of the painter Kupka in the gallery (Original) Nadherný výhled, v obrazárně výstava malíře Kupky

(Translated by Google) A wonderful view from the tower of the surroundings and the city itself. Part of the tower is also a small exhibition of pre-emptive rights. Entrance fee 40 CZK. (Original) Nádherný výhled z věže na okolí a město samotné. Součástí věže je i malá expozice hrdelního práva. Vstupné 40kč.

(Translated by Google) Nice view. On the way up, you won't be out of breath if you read the very nicely elaborated history of the city on each landing. (Original) Pěkný výhled. Cestou nahoru se nezadýcháte pokud si přečtěte velmi pěkně zpracovanou hystorii města na každé podestě.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building, it's just a shame that something was being repaired at the top, so we didn't get to the top, otherwise the square is beautiful ;) (Original) Krásná stavba, jen škoda že se zrovna nahoře něco opravovalo, tak jsme se nedostali nahoru, jinak náměstí krásné ;)

(Translated by Google) We recommend it especially with children. Learning through play and simple quizzes. Everything is interesting and easy to understand. Parking near the center, toilet inside. (Original) Polecamy zwłaszcza z dziećmi. Nauka poprzez zabawę i proste quizy. Wszystko jest ciekawe i proste w zrozumieniu. Parking blisko centrum, w środku WC.

(Translated by Google) An interesting spot on the map of Kudowa. Especially for families with children. Admission is free; you just need to reserve a spot online. The center is deserted, which is a shame. It seems not enough people know about it yet. (Original) Ciekawe miejsce na mapie Kudowy. Szczególnie dla rodzin z dziećmi. Wejście jest bezpłatne, trzeba tylko zarezerwować miejsce przez internet. Centrum świeci pustkami, a szkoda. Chyba jeszcze za mało osób o nim wie.

(Translated by Google) A great place in the heart of the mountains ♥️ Educational solutions for both adults and children. Perfect for rainy days. Our 3.5-year-old was interested in the hour, so we recommend it even for this age group. ✊ The place is free, but you must book online in advance. (Original) Świetne miejsce w sercu gór ♥️ Edukacyjne rozwiązania dla dużych i małych. Miejsce idealne na deszczowe dni. Nasz 3,5 latek był zainteresowany godzinę, także polecamy nawet dla tej grupy wiekowej ✊ Miejsce bezpłatne, ale należy wcześniej zrobić rezerwację online.

(Translated by Google) A fantastic attraction for the whole family. A poorly advertised place but worth a visit. At the beginning an interesting film, then various experiments and puzzles. And all this for free!!! (Original) Rewelacyjna atrakcja dla całej rodziny. Słabo rozreklamowane miejsce a warte odwiedzenia. Na początku ciekawy film, potem różne eksperymenty i zagadki. I to wszystko bezpłatnie!!!

(Translated by Google) An interesting place for the whole family, showcasing the history of the Table Mountains. There are many interactive exhibits. On a sunny day, the butterfly garden delights with its abundance of butterflies. Admission is free. (Original) Ciekawe miejsce dla całej rodziny przedstawiające historię Gór Stołowych. Dużo interaktywnych ekspozycji. W słoneczny dzień ogród motyli zachwyca ilością motyli. Wejście bezpłatne.

(Translated by Google) A great place to visit, whether alone or with children. This interactive/multimedia museum provides a great introduction to the history and formation of the Table Mountains. Free admission offers many interesting exhibits and films. Many museums with expensive tickets are not as well-organized as this one. It's worth seeing. I recommend it! (Original) Super miejsce na wizyte. Czy to samemu czy z dziećmi. Interaktywne/multimedialne muzeum - swietnie wprowadza w historię i powstanie gór stołowych. Darmowe wejscie oferuje sporo ciekawych eksponatów i filmów. Niejedno muzemum z drogimi biletami nie jest tak fajnie zorganizowane jak to. Miejsce warte zobaczenia. Polecam!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place – it's a shame it's so poorly advertised – we heard about it through word of mouth, and every mountain shelter in the area should have an advert for it! FREE! And it has more attractions than the Hydropolis in Wrocław. A must-visit! The gentleman was very nice and helpful! Thank you!!! (Original) Wspaniale miejsce - szkoda, że tak mało rozreklamowane - my dowiedzieliamy sie pocztą pantoflową, a powinna byc reklama w kazdym schronisku w okolicy! BEZPŁATNE! A atrakcji wiecej niz w hydropolis we wroclawiu. Trzeba koniecznie odwiedzic! Pan bardzo sympatyczny i pomocny! Dziekujemy!!!!