Dom pod Smokami

The house is wooden, built by the local highlanders, decorated with unusual gargoyles in the shape of dragons on the outside, and decorated with the history of our lives on the inside. There was an apartment in Mokotów, full of antiques and objects with a soul, there was a phase of pleasure from the white-washed atmosphere of Provence, there was a fascination with modernity and color. Now it's all under the Dragons and it tells stories and stories. We have designated the first two floors for guests. Each apartment has space for 4-5 people. 1. Fireplace Apartment (76 m2 / 4-5 people. It is the most atmospheric apartment in the house. There is a lot of natural bricks, antique furniture and paintings by Józef Graczyński, one of the most creative landscape painters of the 1930s. It serves to find your own artistic path and inspire creativity. Winter evenings are made even more enjoyable by your own fireplace, and the huge floor-to-ceiling windows provide an amazing panorama. - 2 bedrooms (one with 2 single beds, the other with a double bed) - in the living room there is a large sofa bed for one person, a kitchenette - bathroom with shower 2.Apartments with a huge terrace (75m2 / 4-5 people) They all have the same layout of the rooms and differ in décor and include: - 2 bedrooms (one double bed, the other two single beds) - a living room with one extra bed and a fully equipped kitchenette in the kitchen - bathroom 3. Apartments with a balcony (70 m2 / 4-5 people) They all have the same layout of the rooms and differ in décor and include: - 2 bedrooms (one double bed in one, two single beds in the other) - a living room with one extra bed and a fully equipped kitchenette in the kitchen - bathroom

We do not serve meals in the House under the Dragons. However, we have several reliable addresses to which we will send you upon your arrival. It is said that here in Podhale you should try three things: oscypek cheese with cranberry sauce, moskola rolls and sour soup. Don't forget about it and we'll tell you where to go for the best flavors.

Bukowina Tatrzańska is one of the youngest villages in Podhale. She always developed reluctantly, as if she didn't want to. That's probably why it has such a charm. The personal top 10 things to do in and around the House under the Dragons are: 1. Breathe. We are on Wysokie Wierch, the highest hill in Bukowina, no dust reaches here. 2. See. The view of the Tatra Mountains deserves at least a few breakfast updates of the Instagram profile 3. Read a book by the fireplace. There is definitely one that is waiting for its moment. Maybe this is her moment. 3. Come to Sabałowe Bajania in August. This is one of the most interesting folk festivals in Poland. 4. Visit the People's House - one of the largest and most famous wooden buildings in Poland. There are workshops for children and adults (pottery, glass painting, ceramics). 5. Go skiing. The Bear is 400 meters away. 6. Get out for a swim. There are 12 swimming pools in Termy Bukowina, and in Gorący Potok in Szaflary there are pools with natural sulfur water. 7. Do something unexpected - visit the Beer Spa on Krupówki. You can bathe there in a beer and then lie down on a straw bed. 8. Eat something good. For culinary tastes and more, we recommend Magda Gessler's Schronisko Smaków. 9. Visit one of the caves in the Chochołowska Valley. A little climbing and squeezing through the gaps does good for your sense of humor. 10. Do something for the kids - take them to Energyland in Zator. Even if not so much for parents, the kids are delighted.