Bytom - Wielowieś

Through the Park in Reptach - once with the beautiful Donnersmarck palace, burned by the known authorities in 1945 and then blown up and completely demolished by the same authorities in 1966. To this day, only the remodeled horse stable and the park from the old palace and park complex have survived, and a rehabilitation center has also been built nearby. In the park, you can also visit the Black Trout Mine - 600 m in boats through the flooded mine - amazing experiences. Further on, through Laryszów, I head to Miedary to see the palace, which currently houses the Social Assistance Home. But the windows look somewhat empty. From Miedary through Połomnia and Wojska, I reach Wielowieś. At the tourist map - wondering where to go next - an older gentleman strikes up a conversation with me, who turns out to be a tour guide. A half-hour chat convinces me that there will definitely be a stage II in this area. I visit the first of the mentioned - the synagogue remodeled during World War II into a grain warehouse (and it has remained so even though it seems that it is no longer used), the evangelical church, and the palace which currently houses the institutions of the Wielowieś commune. From Wielowieś, I head to Sieroty with another church of the wooden architecture trail. Then I go to the village of Chwoszcz and, through Księży Las and Zbrosławice, I return home.