the dam on the Bóbr River in Pilchowice is the second highest (after Solin) dam in Poland
there is a hydroelectric power plant at the dam (sometimes it is already possible to visit)
you can enter the dam itself, and its surroundings are very picturesque
in the season at the dam there is an inn with homemade meals
on the Pilchowice Lagoon there is a Horyzont water equipment rental, the offer includes kayaks, sailboats, boats and pedal boats
the waters of the Lagoon are not suitable for swimming, there are no places with good access to water and the water already in July blooms with green greens and cyanobacteria, see why this happens
about 1 km from the dam there is a historic railway station in Pilchowice and the highest railway bridge in Poland, which became famous throughout the country because of plans to blow it up for a film with Tom Cruise, the station and the bridge can be reached by car
the Dam can be reached from the village of Pilchowice, the parking lot is located at the northern end of the dam, in the high season paid
The highest dam in today’s Poland built of natural stone.
Water equipment rental on the Pilchowice Lagoon.
Hydroelectric power plant on the dam in Pilchowice.
The Pilchowicka Dam creates an artificial Pilchowickie Lake.
Around the dam there is plenty of space for walking, also for families with strollers.
Pilchowicka Dam just after the completion of construction in 1915.
Pilchowickie Lake – view from the Pilchowicka Dam.
After years of propaganda (the so-called regained lands), we begin to accept the idea that most of Lower Silesia was built by our predecessors. Like Lviv, it was built by Poles.
At the beginning of the twentieth century. The Pilchowicka Dam was a great engineering achievement. It secured the flood-plagued towns along the Bóbr Valley.