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A trip to Niemcowa following in the footsteps of the characters from the book "School Above the Clouds"

We warmly invite you on a hike above the clouds! As part of the exhibition "A Fly in Amber: Witold Chomicz and Maria Kownacka in the Sącz Region," we have organized an engaging themed walk to Mount Niemcowa—the site where the "School Above the Clouds" (the exhibition's namesake) once stood. The hike along the tourist trails will be led by PTTK guide Barbara Bałuc. The walk will feature stories about the book’s characters and readings of selected excerpts.
Trip Itinerary

Date: October 17, 2026
Start: 9:00 AM from the market square in Piwniczna-Zdrój
Route: Follow the yellow trail, then the red trail to "Szkoła nad Obłokami" (School Above the Clouds); continue via Jackowa Pościel to the yellow trail near Kamienny Groń, and return to Piwniczna along the yellow trail.
Hiking time: approx. 5 hours (approx. 12 km)

Return: approx. 3:00 PM

 

Those interested are invited to sign up by emailing j.harabin@muzeum.sacz.pl or calling 18 443 77 08 (ext. 114). Space is limited; participation in the trip is free of charge.


"Co-financed by funds from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, derived from the Culture Promotion Fund."