Spa towns
a 19th-century spa park with a magnesium-sodium brine graduation tower and gazebos
Spa towns
a spa park in the town where the first treatment season was held in 1862
Spa towns
a wooden spa pavilion from 1862, the beginnings of the spa on the brine
Couples in Goczałkowice-Zdrój can stroll the historic Spa Park, past the brine graduation tower and the wooden pump room of 1862.
It is a spa plan for a calm afternoon together. Goczałkowice-Zdrój is one of two places in the Silesian Voivodeship with spa status, alongside Ustroń.
The Spa Park is a protected landscape garden created in the later 1800s, the heart around which the resort grew. It was revitalised in 2010-2015; it has gazebos and a brine graduation tower.
The greenery by the spa is also described on a second entry, Park Zdrojowy: the settlement was founded in 1862 around a brine borehole, and its history is over 160 years long.
The Old Pump Room at Uzdrowiskowa 43 is a wooden spa pavilion from 1862, one of the oldest buildings of the resort. Today it serves as a park pavilion.
Yes, the Spa Park has a brine graduation tower.
It is over 160 years old. It began in 1862 around a brine borehole, and the wooden pump room dates from the same year.
Yes, the second spa town in the Silesian Voivodeship is Ustroń.
The resort has its own page, Goczałkowice-Zdrój, and further ideas for two are under For couples.
