The Sudetic Geoscience Centre – modern, interactive Science Centre – 500m from Villa Greta
Sudetic Geoscience Centre – A SHORT VIDEO
OPENING HOURS
- individual guests – see the offer! (pl)
Monday: closed
Tuesday-Friday from 2pm. to 5pm.
Saturday-Sunday from 10am to 5pm.
ATTENTION! in March 2019, closed on Saturdays and Sundays - school groups – see the offer! (pl)
Tuesday-Friday from 9am. to 2pm. - last admission 30 minutes before closing the centre
- on every Saturday and Sunday, admission with a guide at 12am.
- admission with a guide at different time can be arranged by phone
TICKETS PRICELIST
- admission with a guide 15zł / 4 €
- family ticket 50zł / 12,5 €
- visiting time about 1,5h
- admission and independent visiting is free (without a guide, you need to have broad knowledge to achieve the educational goal)
- offer for organised groups (pl)
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
- CREATIVE SUMMER HOLIDAYS (pl) – the plan of open creative workshops in the Extinct Volcanoes Land
- CREATIVE WINTER HOLIDAYS
- EDUCATIONAL OFFER (pl) for kindergartens, schools and secondary schools
- Sudetic Geoscience Centre provides a number of workshops for groups from schools, kindergartens, companies, universities and groups of friends
GALLERY
At the Sudetic Geoscience Centre, you will learn how continents were formed and where on the Earth you can see lava.
The Sudetic Geoscience Centre provides modern, interactive education in the Lower Silesia
The biggest platform in Poland which imitates the earthquake!
The demonstration of volcanic eruption at the Sudetic Geoscience Centre.
The workshops often include a bonfire with sausages
Gold panning
The Farmstead combines the image, the smoke, the architecture, the highest quality sound and education delivered by people who love what they do!
The Interactive Model of the Katshava Mountains and Foothills region.
Are there any volcanoes in Poland? Come, you will see not only on models!
And this is how a regular wall became a board with plenty of information!
The opening ceremony of the Centre. August 2015.
How Ostrzyca – the Fujiyama of the Lower Silesia was formed
Where do geysers come from?
Why houses must not be built in floodplains? Maybe local authorities will finally learn this. And why bottoms of mountain rivers must not be covered with concrete by the sad example of the Bukownica riverbed in Dobków
The visit to the Centre is best summarised by the quiz with two levels of difficulty.
And something for brain relaxation :-)
NOT SO LONG AGO…
- the Sudetic Geoscience Centre was created thanks to the ideas, great commitment and social work of many people from the whole Poland
- it is managed by the Katshava Association (pl)
- we need your support for the further development!
- we kindly ask you for donating 1% of your income tax for the purpose of educating children, teenagers and adults
- KRS number of the Katshava Association 0000134817
The Sudetic Geoscience Centre before the renovation.
Today, the Earth Room is where the former cowshed used to be.
The black kitchen was only refreshed. All the elements from 150 years ago remained at their place.
The house before the refurbishment :-)
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