The rich history of Mirsk in Lower Silesia can make you dizzy. It had many names: Owl Wieś, Friedeberg, Queis. For centuries, he blithely despised the walls, exposing himself to smaller and larger brawls. In his defense (more than once), the crews of the surrounding castles fought, and Mirsk himself saw and survived a lot: over thirty floods, twenty city fires, seven epidemics, thirty attacks and the Thirty Years' War. It settled down a few centuries later, and locally made stockings even made their way to America.

Today's Mirsk is much less "entertaining" and we recommend the well-groomed Majołka Barn there to those looking for peace and quiet in the bosom of nature. We are waiting here for nine heroes of mountain travels, winter sports, cycling, running, water sports and open to all challenges of the Jizera Mountains.

Before you enter the house, you will notice a huge, over 100-meter-long terrace with deckchairs and hammocks that encourage you to rest in a horizontal position. Previously, we did not think about how much time you can spend in the sun on the terrace. Now we know that there is no limit - we often sit until dawn. Immersing yourself in a rocking hammock right above the grass with a view of the Jizera Mountains makes relaxation take on a new, better meaning. Around the garden, where it is worth taking an after-dinner nap on the blanket. And in the house itself, there are 3 bedrooms (all with double beds, and one with an additional single), 2 bathrooms, a living room with a sofa bed and a kitchen.

There is no option to be bored with us. Well, unless it will be your conscious choice.

At home, kids have a play corner with games, tables, blocks, a train with a train, and there is a net above the living room - from which it is sometimes difficult to make them sleepy. There are enough hammocks in the house and on the terrace to stave off quarrels about whose turn it is now to swing. Plus lots of space around
Barns makes kids happy to play chased, hide and seek and kick a ball.