Ladek-Zdroj

Shaped by mineral springs, Lądek-Zdrój developed into one of Poland’s established spa towns. It lies in the Eastern Sudetes, where the Biała Lądecka runs through a narrow valley close to the Czech border. Therapeutic bathing has defined the town for centuries, and the historic Wojciech spa house remains its best-known symbol, with a circular pool beneath a domed interior. Wooded slopes and routes in the Śnieżnik Massif give the resort a distinctly mountain setting. Lądek-Zdrój is part of Lower Silesia, a region shaped by changing borders and Polish, Czech and German influences. Place Lądek-Zdrój within the Eastern Sudetes by browsing webcams from Lower Silesia.

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