Majestic Klodzko Fortress

Klodzko Fortress, a military stronghold in Poland, dates back to the 10th century with major construction under Austrian rule beginning in the mid-17th century.

Covering 17 hectares, it stands as Poland's largest and best-preserved fortress with walls up to 11m thick. The extensive network of tunnels, stretching 40km, was designed for both defensive communication and offensive strategies, although never used. Visitors can explore various exhibitions, including a lapidarium of historical sculptures.

Noteworthy Features

• 🔦 Guided night tours provide a unique perspective of the fortress.
• 🏰 Historical re-enactments for immersive experiences.
• 💣 Unrivaled network of subterranean tunnels showcasing military ingenuity.

Access to the fortress involves a moderate uphill walk, accessible to all, especially history enthusiasts and families.