LEŚNICA

Located on the south-eastern slope of St. Anne’s Mountain, Leśnica is one of the oldest towns in this part of Silesia. The first recorded mentions of the town date back to 1217. In the past, it specialized in crafts and trade; water mills and a brewery also operated here. Today, it is a charming small town distinguished by its beautiful market square surrounded by historic townhouses, featuring an 18th-century statue of St

Jan Nepomucen While visiting the town, it is worth stopping by the Art Gallery with the Small Leśnica Museum, housed in one of the oldest buildings in the town. Also worth seeing are the Baroque parish church dedicated to the Holy Trinity and the Gothic cemetery church. When visiting Leśnica around mid-April, it is a must to walk or cycle along the famous Cherry Avenue, which connects the town with St. Anne’s Mountain. Mountain. At this time of year, the beautifully blossoming cherry trees create an exceptionally charming landscape.