High prices of accommodation by the sea have caused many families to cancel their trip. The clean mountains can be a great alternative to the sea. An extensive base accommodation in Szklarska Poręba allows for a comfortable stay in the mountains at an affordable price. Fully equipped apartments in Szklarska Poręba allow for long stays. There are many attractions for children and young people in the area. Entire families will surely enjoy the highest Play Park in Lower Silesia Siruwia Park called the Japanese garden. The ticket price includes viewing the beautiful Japanese garden located 600 m above sea level, which has about 3,000 shrubs in 80 different varieties.
The garden combines the landscape and vegetation of the Karkonosze Mountains with oriental plants and motifs of the East. A special place in the garden is devoted to bonsai trees, some of which are over 100 years old and were brought from Japan. When planning a day trip, it is worth taking a meal with you, which can be successfully prepared in the kitchen of the rented apartment in Szklarska Poręba. A long stay without food can tire the young and become tiring for them. The on-site café serving Japanese flavors may not appeal to younger family members. The most interesting attraction for young people will undoubtedly be the 10-meter slides or rope towers. There are nine slides and a beach with deckchairs throughout the park. Young people and adults will also certainly enjoy the "Samurai - Knight of Ancient Japan" museum with the largest private collection of Japanese armor in Poland.
It is also worth seeing the collection of Japanese dolls from different eras and styles. Dolls are most often given to Japanese people in childhood and accompany them as an amulet protecting them from evil forces throughout their lives. They are considered by the Japanese as magical objects connected with the spiritual world. apartments in Szklarska Poręba The Park is about 25 kilometers away, you can get there by car heading towards Jelenia Góra. According to Google maps, the journey should take no more than 24 minutes. People who do not travel by car can get there by public transport, taking bus line 4. Choosing this type of travel, you have to expect a fairly long walk, visiting the Podgórna waterfall on the way. It is the third highest waterfall in the Polish part of the Karkonosze Mountains. The waters of the Podgórna stream fall from a 10-meter high rock ledge in two cascades into the evorsion cauldron.
