2. Lower SilesianVoivodeship Already 750 years BC area of Lower Silesia was inhabited by tribes of the Lusatian culture farm, 300 years later began to arrive Celtic tribes, representing a higher level of organization and production techniques, they quickly assimilated with the local population and the mountain Sleza became the center of the Celtic cult of the Sun. The tribes gathered around this religious and political center were called "Slezanie" from their name is derived the name of the region - Silesia. Modern History of Lower Silesia is a very rich and tumultuous, I just mention that initially ruled here the princes of the Piast dynasty, after the Tartar invasions and the division into small principalities, in the mid-thirteenth century, Silesia was addicted to the Czech. From 1526r. Austrian Habsburgs seized itand since 1742 came under Prussian rule. In 1945 it returned to Poland. Warszawa - Teatr Wielki SudeticForeland - SlezaMassif Kłodzko - panorama
3. We set off from Wroclaw - on the horizon we can see peak Radunia and the volcanic cone of Ślęża
4. At the summit of Sleza is the television mast at its foot lies a small town - Sobótka
22. Trzebnica Shrine of St. Silesian Hedwigj, beside the shrine of St. Adalbert in Gniezno and St. Stanislaus in Cracow, is the oldest pilgrimage site in Poland.
23. Trzebnica - monastery complex with the Basilica of St. Hedwig and St. Bartholomew, is the sanctuary since the fourteenth century, because here there is a tomb of the St. Hedwig
47. Zgorzelec – this is a boundary town, before 1945 it was of the right-bank part of the city of Görlitz
48. The frontierOld-town Bridge - Zgorzelec-Görlitz The bridge over the Neisse Lusatian, which in this stretch forms the border between the Poland and German Republic
53. Bolków - is a picturesque village which is dominated by the powerful medieval castle, which was once one of the largest strongholds of Świdnica and Jawor princes.
64. Lubin – Town Hall Lubin lies in the center of Legnica-Głogów Copper District and is the seat of KGHM Polish Copper, of one of the leading producers of copper and silver
