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Czerniawa-Zdrój

Czerniawa-Zdrój is a health spa and a district of Świeradów-Zdrój, located in the dolnośląskie region. It is one of the oldest health spas in this area.

The settlement was established in the 17th century by the glasworks owned by the Schaffgotsch family. Since 1651, Czech protestants began to settle here, while trying to run away from religious persecutions. In 1782 first springs of mineral water were discovered here, which were exploited since the first years of the 19th century – at the timre, bathhouses were built, and the village
experienced rapid development. The first health spa house was built in 1860, and the current one was established in 1910.

Some of the monuments of Czerniawa-Zdrój inlcude:

The parish church by the calling of the Elevation of the Cross by ul. Główna 8

„The Devil’s Mill” – a water mill with a hydropower mill and equipment, whch was built around 1890. Until around 1951 the mill was powered with a water mill, one of the very few to be
well-preserved in the region. The equipment of the mill is original, didn;t go through any changes and is typical for farming mills from the late 19th and early 20th century.

The „Izerska Łąka” Natura 2000 Ecological Education Centre – a multimedia Centre along with a Educational Garden. The standard presentation educates about the following topics: „The Izerski Park of the Dark Sky and the problem of polluting with light” and „Bees and the problem of pollinator insects”.

The Isabell Gingerbread Workshop – an unusual place, combining the love for sweet treats with thep assion for decoratinf, and all that topped with an atmosphere of a manor house.

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