Hotels in Lower Silesia, Poland

Lower Silesia is a region in southwestern Poland with a temperate climate-summers average 68°F (20°C) and winters drop to 23°F (-5°C)-making it famous for its medieval castles, UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall, and the Karkonosze Mountains. In summer, you can hike through the Giant Mountains to see the 19th-century Wang Church, while winter brings skiing at Szklarska Poręba; the city of Wrocław offers year-round river cruises on the Oder and live jazz music in its historic cellars. The region splits into two vibes: the mountainous south for outdoor sports and the urban north, where you can explore Wrocław's 300-year-old Market Square or soak in the Cieplice Śląskie thermal springs at 104°F (40°C) during colder months.