Tailor's shop
The Tailor's Shop ( Polish Zajazd Kukułka ) is a restaurant near Glatz ( Polish Kłodzko ) in the powiat Kłodzki in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in Poland.
Location and description
The tailor's house is located on the western slope of the Übersaarberg ( Obszerna , 573 m), a southern peak of the Warthagebirge ( Góry Bardzkie ). The distance to Königshain ( Wojciechowice ) to the north , to which it belongs by address (No. 112) and to the southern Neuhannsdorf ( Jaszkówka ) is about one kilometer each. A short spur road to the restaurant branches off the connecting road between the two places. The restaurant is just over three kilometers from the center of Glatz. Its altitude is 460 m and thus about 150 m above the city.
The tailor's house is a one-story building with a converted attic. The floor plan is angular, with one of the legs forming the guest room. The sheet metal gable roof protrudes and finds a corresponding continuation at the gable in the manner of the adhesive roof . The roof has dormers .
In the corner of the building there is a covered patio, which offers a wide view to the west and south over the Glatzer Kessel to the Habelschwerdter Mountains ( Góry Bystrzyckie ) and the southern foothills of the Glatzer Snow Mountains ( Masyw Śnieżnika ). There is a radio mast near the restaurant.
history
In 1898 a catering facility was built on the site of the tailor's shop. It belonged to the Josephtaler ( Jóźwików , today part of Neuhannsdorf) family Schneider - hence the name of the hut. It was a one-story wooden building with a gable roof. One gable side and half of the long sides were designed as a veranda .
In 1938 the new, today's tailor's building was built according to plans by the Glatzer architect Gerhard Ferche.
Web links
- Historical and current recordings of the tailor's shop. Retrieved May 14, 2018 .
- Website of the tailor's shop (Polish). Retrieved May 14, 2018 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Uberar = in the county of Glatz often a term for field names or a remnant of a field that was not originally divided when the village was founded.
- ↑ Zajazd Kukułka. Retrieved May 15, 2018 .
Coordinates: 50 ° 26 ′ 41 ″ N , 16 ° 41 ′ 58 ″ E