Tripto Guide
10 places. The best places, landmarks and ideas for exploring the region. Open a place to see all details.

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Biskupia Kopa (890 m) is the highest peak in the Opawskie Mountains and one of the best viewpoints in the Opole region. It lies on the Polish–Czech border among the forests of the Opawskie Mountains Landscape Park. The hike is free, but th…

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St Michael the Archangel’s Church in Prudnik is a late-Baroque church in the southern part of the Old Town. The present building dates from the 18th century, while the parish’s history reaches back to the medieval beginnings of Prudnik. It…

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The Sanctuary of Saint Joseph in Prudnik-Las is a Franciscan monastery and church in the woods south of Prudnik. The site combines devotion to Saint Joseph, Franciscan history and the memory of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński’s internment. A vis…

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**The Brothers Hospitallers Monastery in Prudnik** at 6 Piastowska Street combines the Baroque Church of Saints Peter and Paul with the history of an order that has cared for the sick since the 18th century. The foundation began in 1764 th…

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On Skłodowska street in Głuchołazy stands the small church of St Roch, a filial church of the St Lawrence parish — a place born of plague. The first chapel was erected here in the mid-**14th century**, when Europe was ravaged by the epidem…

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The twin-towered church of St Lawrence stands almost on the market square of Głuchołazy, at the foot of Góra Parkowa in the Opole region. A document from **1285** mentions the parish and its priest Rudolf, while church building here goes b…

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A rectangular square in the heart of the Old Town of one of the oldest towns in Upper Silesia, chartered under Magdeburg law in **1279**. In the centre stands the Baroque-Classical town hall of **1782** with a **63 m** tower, and at the co…

Prudnik
Prudnik, founded under Magdeburg law in **1279**, is one of the oldest towns of Upper Silesia. As early as the **14th century** it was surrounded by defensive walls with two gates: the Upper Gate, known as the Nysa Gate, and the Lower Gate…

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Głuchołazy owe their fortifications to Wrocław bishop Przecław of Pogorzela, who around **1350** had the town surrounded by walls **5 metres** high and **2 metres** thick. Of the defensive structures it is chiefly the Upper Gate Tower that…

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Woka Tower on Zamkowy Square is the oldest building in Prudnik and the only surviving remnant of the medieval castle of Wogendrossel, at whose foot the town later grew. Its significance goes far beyond the region: it is the oldest castle t…