Popielówek
Jolly Med Health & Beauty Center is located in Popielówek, in the municipality of Lubomierz. The village is surrounded by hills, some 20 km away from the city of Jelenia Góra. You can reach Popielówek either through the Jelenia Góra – Zgorzelec route or via Lubomierz. The village itself has a number of remarkable historical sites: a church and road-side chapels.
Popielówek is increasingly popular among those who seek silence and tranquility. Due to its proximity to Izerskie and Karkonosze Mountains, it makes an excellent starting point for excursions in the area. There are more and more summer houses in the village, and a number of green tourism hotels have appeared. There is also a horse stud in the village. Cycling and walking routes have been marked. And on the top of a hill right in the middle of that landscape our Health & Beauty Center has been established.
Surroundings
Lubomierz
The municipality’s location at the foot of the Izerskie Mountains and in the vicinity of the Karkonosze Mountains makes it a tourist-oriented place. Lubomierz is the municipality’s only town. The origins of the town are connected with the local monastery. Currently, the town’s panorama is dominated by St. Maternus Church and the monastery of Benedictine Nuns. Lubomierz is a movie-making town. As many as 8 movies have been shot there, including the “Sami Swoi” trilogy, one of Poland’s most fondly loved movies. As a result, the annual Comedy Movies Festival has been held in Lubomeirz since 1997.
Jelenia Góra
Jelenia Góra occupies the central part of a mountain bowl in the south-western part of the province of Lower Silesia, in the valley of the rivers Bóbr and Kamienna. It is an administrative, tourist and business center of the region, and the capital of the NYSA Euroregion – a cluster of border regions from Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. Jelenia Góra has a number of important assets, the most essential of which is its attractive location. The city is surrounded by mountains: Izerskie from the west, Kaczawskie from the north, Rudawy Janowickie from the east, and Karkonosze (the largest mountains of the Sudety range) – from the south.
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