Bolków

Bolków, located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in the Jawor County, is a town with a rich history and numerous monuments. Its architectural treasures include primarily the 13th-century castle, the only one of its kind in Poland, as well as the Gothic parish church of St. Hedwig and the reconstructed town hall. It is also worth paying attention to the unique urban layout of the old town with its sloping market square and 18th-century arcaded townhouses. Bolków is also known for the preserved fragments of 14th-century city walls and two water towers. Among local curiosities are the Angel Fountain and John's Spring, which attract tourists. The town also has a rich cultural life, offering various events such as Castle Party, Bolków Days, and local knight festivals. Bolków is home to sports clubs, including the Municipal-Gminny People's Sports Club "Piast," and sports facilities such as a swimming pool and a skatepark. The town is also associated with legendary tales, such as the story of the Bolków ghost or legends related to the Amber Room, allegedly hidden in the castle. Bolków, with its extraordinary cultural and natural heritage, is an interesting point on the map of Lower Silesia, attracting both tourists and local residents. The town is also active in establishing international contacts, having several partner cities, including Borken in Germany and Doksy in the Czech Republic.