Pławna Górna: Hotels and accommodations

Zamek Gryf is located in the area surrounding Pławna Górna. Wapienna, Góra Ołopata and Ostrzyca are also located nearby. For travelers interested in culture, Zamek Gryf is therefore a specific point of reference in the area around Pławna Górna.

You can book a hotel in Pławna Górna.

Culture and history

Czocha – Zamek XIVw. and Grodziec – Zamek are located in the wider regional surroundings of Pławna Górna. The former Hirschberg Railway Substation is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Pławna Górna. Stromiec is likewise located within this wider regional area.

The museum building is a half-timbered structure dating from the late 18th century; the house represents the regional tradition of the Upper Lusatian house, which is associated with the landscape of the border region of the Izera and Kaczawa forelands.

In Pławna Górna, the Museum of Displaced Persons and Resettlers is housed in an 18th-century building that formerly belonged to the Dietrich shoemaking family. The collection includes memorabilia and documents connected with the inhabitants before 1945, as well as with the people expelled from the eastern borderlands after the war.

Geographical location

Pławna Górna is a locality in Poland, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in Lwówek County and the municipality of Lubomierz.

A former railway stopping point called Pławna Górna was located near the locality, but formally belonged to the area of Mielęcice or Mielecice. For travelers interested in the transportation history of the place, it is a specific historical point of reference.

The following pages are available for the next comparison with nearby localities: Gajówka, Kłopotnica, Tarczyn, Grudza, Löwenberg in Silesia, Mlądz, Golejów, Lubomierz.

To the overarching travel overview: Löwenberg in Silesia.