Włodarz

Włodarz is the largest underground complex of the Riese project, located in the Owl Mountains of Lower Silesia, Poland, near Krajanów. Built by Nazi Germany during World War II, it includes tunnels, chambers, and sections that are now flooded. For visitors, it offers a guided underground excursion with a chance to see part of the site by boat.

• The complex is notable for its scale as the biggest underground site connected to the Riese project.
• During a guided visit, you can move through tunnels and chambers that preserve the atmosphere of this wartime construction.
• Some of the flooded sections are explored by boat, adding a distinctive element to the tour.

If you plan to go, it is worth wearing comfortable shoes and checking the tour schedule in advance, since access is only possible with a guide. This is a good choice for travelers interested in history, wartime sites, and a slightly unusual underground outing.