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We are open again! #visitKrzyzowa

RESTAURANT "U HRABIEGO" - OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
FROM 12:00 TO 19:00

HOTEL "SPICHLERZ" - OPEN FROM 25 MAY

EXHIBITIONS OF THE KRZYŻOWA FOUNDATION - OPEN DAILY FOR INDIVIDUAL VISITORS 
8:00 -20:00

Ladies and gentlemen, Dear Friends,

With real pleasure - after such a long time - we can invite you back again to Krzyżowa. Not all areas of our activity are yet possible, but slowly, with all restrictions and safety rules - we are opening for you.

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Ecological educational garden - works have started

What is the visual inspection? This is the first visit of the team who will design a garden for us! Bruno Zachariasiewicz from Fundacja Plastformers and Bartłomiej Święs from the Tecla architectural studio will undertake to design an ecological educational garden at the Foundation.

This task is one of the elements of the project "Food - with tradition in the future" financed by DBU (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt) and implemented in cooperation with Slow Food Germany. We chose a permaculture approach and a team that, together with the help of our employees and the involvement of a nearby school in Grodziszcze, will create a new place in Krzyżowa: an educational ecological garden.

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"Food - with a tradition in modernity".

Intercultural cooperation is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, but so far it has rarely been used in practical nutrition education. Slow Food Deutschland e.V.  and Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe want to change this by implementing an intercultural project as part of Polish-German cooperation.

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Online workshops || 30. years after the fall of the Iron Curtain

The Krzyżowa Foundation is launching an online workshop entitled: „’89. 30. years after the fall of the Iron Curtain” / „’89. 30 lat po upadku Żelaznej Kurtyny”.

The workshops are addressed to middle class students and their aim is to bring closer the changes that led to the breakthrough year 1989 and the fall of communism in selected countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

During the workshops, young people will have the opportunity to learn not only the history of political, economic and social changes of the 1980s, but also the accounts of witnesses of these events - people involved in the activities of the democratic opposition - that will allow them to understand what hopes they associated with the fall communism in Poland.

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