Jeżów Sudecki
Jeżów Sudecki ( German Grunau ) is a village and seat of the rural community in the powiat Jeleniogórski of Lower Silesia, Poland Voivodeship. It is located three kilometers north of the city of Jelenia Góra.
History
Jeżów Sudecki was originally a place of gold and silver graves, but the ore was discontinued after the Thirty Years' War. In their place, the craft and the arts and crafts, weaving and agriculture. The place was known mainly by the founded in 1921 Segelflugschule Grunau, after which the Grunau Baby is named. Today, the site mainly from tourism is alive.
Community
The rural community Jeżów Sudecki has an area of 94.38 km ² and 6,700 inhabitants. The municipality consists of the eight Soltysships Czernica ( Langenau ) Chrośnica ( Ludwig village), Dziwiszów ( Berbisdorf ) Janówek ( John village), Jeżów Sudecki ( Grunau ), Płoszczyna ( flat Seiffen ) Siedlęcin ( Bober Röhrsdorf ) and Wrzeszczyn ( Boberullersdorf ). Through the municipal area flows the Bober, which is jammed in the northwest of the town on the Bober dam.
Partnerships
Jeżów Sudecki maintains partnerships with the community four churches in Upper Lusatia ( Germany ) and the community Paseky in the Czech Republic.
Attractions
- Gothic Wehrhof called from the 14th century, knights tower ( in Siedlęcin ).
- The oldest wooden building Silesia ( in Jeżów Sudecki ), built in 1601 as a tavern
- Cossack Cross from 1813 ( in Jeżów Sudecki )
- Castle in Czernica ( in Czernica )
- Bober dam