Wietorówka

In an old house that we fell in love with at first sight, we created an intimate guest house for adults. The ancient building stands on a hill, surrounded by a green garden and an old orchard. It offers guests a view of the charming Lubomierz. We have prepared for you one apartment with a separate entrance on the ground floor and three rooms and a common space on the first floor. At your request, we can combine three rooms on the first floor into an independent apartment for six people and rent it exclusively. ITALIKA is located on the ground floor, has a stone terrace and a fenced garden - all dogs are welcome here. The apartment consists of a living room with a seating area connected to the kitchen, a bathroom with a shower and a separate bedroom with a double bed. The terrace offers a beautiful view of the Benedictine monastery. FRAKTURA is located on the first floor. It consists of: a hall with a wardrobe, a bedroom with a double bed and a work space, and a bathroom with a shower. ANTYKWA is also located on the first floor. It consists of: a bedroom with a double bed and work space and a bathroom with a shower. ROTUNDA is a room on the first floor. It consists of: a bedroom with a double bed and a seating area and a bathroom with a shower. All rooms have comfortable beds that can be converted into two separate beds. Each interior is dedicated to 2 adults and decorated in a different style. The decor is made up of carefully selected furniture, accessories, books and albums, as well as paintings by our friends, including a local artist - Marianna Sztyma. On the first floor there is a large and spacious common space - it consists of a living room connected to the kitchen, as well as: – a corner with games and books, – balcony overlooking the orchard, – large table, – a fireplace with a supply of wood and a white, disused stove on which you can lie down. We warn you that Milęcice is a living village - cows graze here, tractors drive through the fields, harvest takes place in August, bees buzz and cicadas play their concerts. It has its own unique charm, but it is also associated with characteristic sounds and aromas. We hope that the house, in which we live in a separate part, will appeal to everyone who needs respite, a quiet place to work or space to implement their own plans.

The kitchen is open - you will have every element in view, just like during a culinary workshop. We give you everything so that you can cook for yourself and have a nice time here. The kitchen is part of a large, open space with an old stove with a goat on it. You can relax here and spend time together. We also encourage you to feast in the orchard, where we have set up a table for shared meals. This is how we see it: lots of delicious food and listening to cicadas, just like in Tuscany.   In the Italika apartment, on the ground floor, you will have exclusive use of the kitchen.  You can buy fresh bread and other products in a nearby store, which you can walk to in a few minutes or ride a bike. If you prefer not to cook, we leave you information about vegetarian catering, which you can order for the duration of your stay. Upon special request, we will organize outdoor meals, as well as breakfasts and dinners for groups of several people. Below is an extensive list of recommendations - we advise you where to eat and where to buy local products. You can also ask us on site, we will be happy to tell you everything.

It is true that we are far from the hustle and bustle, among forests, fields, meadows and hills of the Izerskie Foothills. He also agrees that it is a land full of picturesque corners, monuments, breath-taking views, home chapels, charming villages remembering medieval times, palaces, castles and mountains almost at your feet's reach. Such an accumulation of attractions makes it difficult to get bored, which is why we made sure that our house and its surroundings are conducive to sweet doing nothing. You can fill your days with it or practice it after returning from our charming surroundings. – In the common space of the house there is a sofa, a table, books and board games. In the barn you can not only work together or eat a meal, but above all take a breath. Read a book in a hammock, paint a picture or take an afternoon nap. You can also hide here when it's raining or when the heat is pouring from the sky, find your corner and do what you want. - The gates of the barn can be opened wide and you can enjoy the view of a part of the town, where there are only meadows and hills stretching all the way to Lwówek Śląski. Deer come here for breakfast and curious cows peek in. – Behind the barn there is a grove where we hung hammocks among the trees. This is the best spot to admire the sunsets. – We also have a large meadow for you, with only partially prepared paths and an old orchard with apples, plums and pears. Behind the fence, meadows, pastures, forests and hills begin, from which there is a panorama of the Karkonosze Mountains, the Jizera Mountains and the Kaczawskie Mountains. You can open the gate and go wherever your legs will take you. A 5-minute walk will separate you from the full charm of Lubomierz. In the town, it is worth seeing: the market square with arcades, the town hall, the historic bridge, Baroque sculptures and the church towering over the town. There is also a museum of Kargul and Pawlak, several shops and a pizzeria. In August, the National Comedy Film Festival takes place here, and in October Lubomierska Jesień promoting local producers and artists. Be sure to see up close and look inside the Benedictine monastery, which can be seen from our house. This is the real heart of Lubomierz since the Middle Ages. The monastery is surrounded by a Benedictine park - perfect for a picnic or a walk. Did we mention to you that Lubomierz used to be called the Valley of Love? It is also a good idea to bring bicycles with you. You will be able to follow the route along Kwisa to Lake Leśniańskie and further to Czocha Castle. For singletracks, go to Świeradów-Zdrój and to the Czech side to Nowe Miasto pod Smrek (marked routes are located on the border, around the Smrek mountain massif, with a predominance of paths on the Czech side). You can also go to Jakuszyce and cycle through winter cross-country trails. The road leading through the Bóbr Valley Landscape Park (approx. 30 minutes by car) will take you to Siedlęcin. There is the largest and best preserved medieval residential tower in Poland. Here you can see the world's only preserved medieval paintings depicting the legend of Sir Lancelot of the Lake. And on Saturday, there is a market of local products under the tower. The blue tourist trail runs right next to Wietorówka. Behind the village, it heads towards Lwówek Śląski (north) and leads along the slopes of Kamienna and Kołodziej, from where there is a beautiful view of the valley, Lubomierz, Milęcice, Popielówek, Oleszna Podgórska and the panorama of the Jizera Mountains and the Karkonosze Mountains. This part of the trail is wild and rarely used. You will sooner meet a deer on your way than another wanderer. If you dare to climb balks and are not afraid of narrow paths, you can reach the palace and the ruins of the farm in Nagórz. During the Open Gardens of the Izera Foothills, you can look at places that are usually inaccessible, you can find out about the details of the event on FB. The surrounding vineyards stand with delicious wine. We recommend visiting Jerzmanice, Sokołowiec (Agat vineyard) and Uniejowice (Kindler vineyard). Visit Palac Lenno to feel like in Tuscany, try lemon tart and drink coffee. And right next to it is the oldest brick castle in Silesia - Zamek Wleń. We also have a curiosity for you. Nowhere in Poland are there as many Nepomuks as in Lower Silesia. You will see some of them in Lubomierz itself. More information can be found at: nepomuki.pl.