It is an exemplary stop-road-and-the beginning of the route place. There are a roofed shed, a car park and information boards.

A landscape section of the route.

The Order of St. Ursula Monastery in Bardo was built in 1916. photo: Kacper Dondziak

The Bardo Mountain, also called Kalwaria (Calvary), is a place of Marian worship in Bardo with a chapel erected by the Cistercians. photo: Łukasz Konieczny

The pontoon rafting in Ski Raft Haven is one of the most important tourist attractions of Lower Silesia. The Bardo river dalles is famous for its rich fauna and flora that is especially interesting during the bird's breeding period, i.e. from March to mid-August (until October among some species but it is rare). There are several tracks of different lengths to choose from, the shortest, a 5-kilometer one, should not be challenging to anyone. Ski-Raft has a wide offer for the winter: there is a ski rental, transport services, accommodation at the Lawica Palace to name just a few. It is a must-see point on your a trip to the area of Klodzko. https://www.ski-raft.pl/

The bridge over the Nysa Klodzka river in Bardo was built in 1515. It is located in a truly picturesque area.

It is the most important monument in Bardo. The baroque Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary was erected in the years 1686–1704 on the site of the so-called ‘Czech’ and ‘German’ churches in Bardo. The statue of the Our Lady of Bardo dates back to the middle of the 12th century and it is the place of worship and the goal of the pilgrimage of thousands of faithful. photo: Kacper Dondziak

It offers tasty food and beautiful, traditional decor. Telephone: 605 694 188

A complex of rosary chapels leads to the top of the Rosary Mountain. It was built in 1905.

The three-star Bardo Hotel is located in a quiet area in the town of Bardo, in the vicinity of tourist and bicycle routes. 57-256 Bardo, Lipowa street 5, Office is open from 8:00am to 8:00pm, Phone: +48 74 88 44 110, E-mail: reception@hotelbardo.com  

The park in Brzeznica is a good place to have some rest. There is a pitch and a church of St. Nicholas next to it.

The Cisowa Mountain reserve is a strict floristic forest reserve. With an area of 18.49 ha, it was created in 1953. It lies on the northern and northwest slopes of the Buczek Mountain (549 m a.s.l.), at an altitude of 450-552 m a.s.l. It is located 2.5 km from the Cisa Reserve. There are about 920 specimens of common yew-trees aged 120 to 270 and a few older specimens, up to 600 years old, growing individually or in small clusters. Tree forms prevail, and the largest specimens exceed up to 20 m in height and reach up to 0.6 m of the circumference of their trunk.