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Europe » Poland » Lower Silesian » Boleslawiec September 2nd 2011

Zamek Kliczkow is an awesome place. So awesome in fact that I'm honestly not sure where I should start when reviewing it. Should I mention the fantastic architecture, beautifully restored from near-ruin status to one of the most impressive castles I've seen in Poland? Should I talk about the huge range of traditional food on offer, or the great facilities? There is so much here it's hard to know. So I'll simply play it straight and say what I did when visiting this hidden regional treasure. I arrived at Zamek Kliczkow along with a tour group travelling from nearby Wroclaw organised by DOT (the Dolnoslask Tourism Organisation). From the moment we arrived we were plunged into the thick of things. On our first evening there we took part in a Knight's Competition, a gruelling two hours ... read more
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Europe » Poland » Lower Silesian » Boleslawiec October 15th 2006

I struggle out of bed after an uneasy two hours of sleep with anticipation on the brain. I never sleep well before a trip. Determined to beat the traffic, our group of eight piled into a nine-seater Ford Transit, and headed out of the Park & Ride lot at 0400. Just a bit earlier than oh-dark-thirty. Luckily, gas station breaks provided me with a Nescafe Choco coffee and a sugar-free Red Bull. Very early in the trip we witnessed first hand how the metal railing along the Autobahn does not collapse like the guardrails in the States, but instead forces one’s car hood to collapse like a condensed accordion. Good to know. We take Autobahn 5 to A7 to A4, and the sun finally showed itself about 0715, presenting us with a foggy and chilly northern ... read more
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