Alfreda Sokołowsko

In a two-room apartment in atmospheric Sokołowsko. The apartment is located in a post-German building that used to be a hotel for spa patients. After opening the door you will see a hall with a hanger and a large mirror. Straight ahead is the entrance to the toilet, and next to it there is a passage to the kitchen with dining room and living room. Moving on, you will enter a bedroom with a double bed and a small work desk.

Alfreda has a decent kitchenette, where two people will not have to fight for space on the counter with their elbows. There is an oven, dishwasher, induction hob, fridge - everything at home. There is a shop at "Cukra" in Sokołowsko. Please note that it is not possible to pay by card! This minor drawback, however, is replaced by the absolutely authentic atmosphere of a real, small-town shop and the charm of the owner, Mr. Zygmunt. In the neighborhood you will find two cafes, which in seasons other than summer open rather only on weekends. Kawiarenka Smaków is famous for its Italian cuisine and meringue cakes, and Kinokawiarnia Zdrowie is worth visiting for coffee, books about Sokołowsko and film screenings. I also recommend the restaurant "Forest Source", run by the owners of the already mentioned Kawiarenka Smaków. In Krzeszów on Św. Anny 9, there is a fantastic shop with local healthy food. You can buy there strawberry compote in a jar, outstanding cheeses, craft beers.

Sokołowsko is a town that combines history, nature and art. Festivals take place here (the literary Mountains of Literature at the beginning of July, the film Hommage a Kieślowski at the end of August), and the Wild Sheep manufactory invites you to workshops on natural cosmetics and herbs. In the Palm House, you can meet intimate vintage fairs, and watch a movie in the Cinema Cafe. Tomek organizes historical tours every Saturday and Sunday - here you will find details: https://www.facebook.com/sokolowsko.org The Sudety Mountains stretch around Sokołowska and the most frequently chosen route is the one leading to the Andrzejówka shelter. To the more ambitious, I suggest the idea of getting the so-called Crowns of Sokołowska (these are the peaks: Włostowa, Stożek Wielki, Bukowiec, Suchawa, Katarzyna, Waligóra, Kostrzyn, Wzgórze Niepodległości, Łysa Góra, Garbatka). You can also go to the mountains by bike, especially since we have rentals on site. My friend also invites her for massages. Get in touch: https://dotykskuteczny.pl/ And if you want to explore the area, it is worth going to the castle in Książ, walking around the rock city in the Czech Republic, seeing the view from Ruprechtický špičák. Apart from the hot Sundays, a very charming place is the Kamyki quarry in Głuszyca Górna. Although I'm not sure if you'll want to move from this Sokołowska at all :)