Hotels in Lower Silesia, Poland

Lower Silesia, in southwestern Poland, has a continental climate with cold winters (averaging 23°F/-5°C in January) and warm summers (around 68°F/20°C in July), famous for its medieval castles like Książ and the Gothic architecture of Wrocław's Market Square. In winter, you can ski at Szklarska Poręba in the Karkonosze Mountains, while summer is perfect for hiking to the summit of Śnieżka (5,259 ft/1,603 m) or exploring the underground tunnels of the Project Riese complex near Walim. For a city trip, Wrocław offers over 300 bronze dwarf statues scattered across the Old Town, each with a story, and in spring you can canoe on the Oder River through the city's 112 bridges.