Railway viaduct

The railway viaduct in Lewin Kłodzki is one of the largest and most beautifully integrated viaducts in Lower Silesia. It was designed and built by Italian engineers. The structure is 120 meters long and 27 meters high, and its arch blends picturesquely into the town's panorama, making it one of the most frequently photographed spots in the area. In 2005, on the centenary of its construction, the local community funded a commemorative plaque, which was embedded at the base of the viaduct. Since December 2013, after a several-year break, train services on the route from Kłodzko to Kudowa-Zdrój have been resumed. Traveling to Lewin Kłodzki is a real pleasure, as the railway line runs through scenic areas, including about half a kilometer under the Grodziec massif near Kulin Kłodzki. The viaduct is open around the clock and can be viewed free of charge. It is an excellent spot for a short walk and admiring the architecture and surrounding nature. The site is located at Nad Potokiem 4, near the railway stop, making it easy to reach by train or car.