Unislaw Slaski

Unisław Śląski lies in the valley of the Ścinawka River, amid the forested slopes of the Stone Mountains in Poland’s Central Sudetes. Close to the Czech frontier, it belongs to the Mieroszów area, where routes through the mountains have long linked Lower Silesia with Bohemia. The village was known as Langwaltersdorf before 1945, reflecting the changing history of this borderland. Roads and rail lines in the surrounding valleys lead towards Wałbrzych and the Czech Republic, while the steep terrain keeps the settlement distinctly rural. Find related webcams in the surrounding Sudetes to build a fuller picture of the Polish–Czech borderland.

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