Klodzko Land is known for its many unique attractions, including the old town in Klodzko itself with its fortress and underground labyrinths; the Chapel of Skulls in Czermna (part of Kudowa Zdroj); the 18th century fortress in Srebrna Gora or the famous basilica in Bardo.

Why not visit one of local museums, like the Museum of Paper Making in Duszniki Zdroj, the Museum of Matches in Bystrzyca Klodzka, the old uranium mine in Kletno or the Museum of Underground Mining in Nowa Ruda. The village of Zloty Stok is home to the oldest gold mine in Poland, where you can enter and be shown around. A curiosity of this underground trail is a collection of old information signs with various warnings and appeals.

There are two significant locations for the pursuit of the cult of the Virgin Mary in Klodzko Land: the Igliczna Mountain and the imposing basilica in Wambierzyce, the latter known as the Lower Silesian Jerusalem.

The Klodzko Valley is a popular region for skiing, with the main ski resorts being Zieleniec in Orlickie Mountains, Jamrozowa Polana and Stronie Slaskie.

If you are a mountain bike rider, then you will find that this area is a paradise. Two international bicycle routes provide wonderful views of unspoiled beauty, leading through a diverse terrain with mountains of unusual shapes, woods and meadows.

A perfect way to explore nature in the Klodzko Valley is by horseback (Ziemia Klodzka County Horse Riding Route). Picturesque horse riding trails will also take you to the remoter parts of the Sudety Mountains, especially the 360 km long Sudety Horse Riding Route.

Of all the mountain ranges in the Sudety, the Stolowe Mountains boast the most extensive network of hiking routes. They cover an area of some 63 km2 and have a total length of 120 km. One section of the main Sudety route is the Mieczyslaw Orlowicz route, marked in red, and is particularly interesting in that it offers you the opportunity to see many of the notable attractions of the area: the Calvary foundations of Wambierzyce, the Rock Mushrooms, Szczeliniec (fissured rocks), Stary Rocka and Kudowa Zdroj.

The specific nature of the rock formations make the Stolowe Mountains a good destination for climbers – the most favourable areas are Szczeliniec, Filary, Naroznik or Radkowskie Skaly. The rock walls here are only really suitable for experienced, qualified climbers.

Kudowa-Zdroj is one of the most popular health resorts, with its mineral water deposits. Other frequently visited resort are Duszniki-Zdroj, Polanica-Zdroj and Ladek-Zdroj, the latter being one of the oldest in Europe.

With 2.5 km of underground corridors, this is the longest cave of the Sudety Mountains and one of the most beautiful in Poland.

Prague and Vienna are situated respectively 183 km and 323 km from Klodzko, making it closer to these two European capital cities than Warsaw.