Dom Zdrojowy – the Spa House - this is architecturally the most interesting building in Świeradów-Zdrój and it belongs to Świeradów Health Resort complex.
The Spa House was built on the foundations of the Spring House, built in 1781, which was destroyed by a fire in 1895. The building is divided into two parts, which are connected by the longest walking hall

in Lower Silesia (80 meters). Next to it, on the terraces (160 metres), there is the so-called ‘Artificial Grotto’, where there used to be a pump room. This is also the place where the M. Orłowicz's Main Sudety Hiking Trail begins as well.
The Spa Museum, also known as the Spa Mining Museum, is accommodated in the cellars of the historical Spa House. It opened in September 2014 on the 260th anniversary of the first timbering of Świeradów mineral water springs. In the museum’s cellars, there are exhibitions showing the history of the health resort and the beginnings of the use of local springs.
Świeradów-Zdrój is a picturesque town in the heart of the Jizera Mountains at the altitude of 450 - 650 m above sea level. Already back in 1572, the Silesian doctor Leonard Thunnesser published the first description of its mineral water springs. In 1739, a special commission of Count Schaffgotsch scientifically confirmed the healing effects of the waters from the surrounding springs.
Świeradów health resort is one of the best-known Polish spa resorts. Patients are attracted by its unique healing mountainous climate and a picturesque location on gentle mountain slopes.
The most valuable treasures of Świeradów Health Resort are mud, spruce and mineral waters drawn from the Jizera Mountains, rich in radon, iron, fluorine and magnesium.
It is thanks to their rejuvenating effect that the resort was named the Valley of Youth. Radon has a positive effect on cell transformations, enzymatic processes, it strengthens blood vessels, nervous tissue, lowers arterial hypertension. It also accelerates regenerative processes in organic tissues and has a healing effect on the skin, the skeleton and muscles.
The Jizera Mountains surrounding the town are perfect for hiking and cycling. Świeradów-Zdrój, located near the border, is also an excellent starting point for trips to the Czech Republic and Germany. The health resort Świeradów offers treatments based on natural resources:

• radon baths, inhalations, periodontium rinsing;

• mud packs, cuts, wraps, baths; • mineral water baths, drinking cures; • spruce bark stock - baths;

• over 200-year old tradition of treatment; • one of two radon spas in Poland and one of twenty radon spas in Europe. The water from Świeradów springs has a level of radon required for treatment in accordance with the Polish standard; • more than 120 healing and spa treatment procedures on offer;

• qualified and experienced medical staff; • therapeutic radon water and mineral water rich in iron, fluorine and magnesium; • high quality mud; • spruce baths in spruce bark broth obtained by brewing - a method unique in Poland; • rheumatic diseases; • diseases of the nervous system; • diseases of the lower and upper respiratory tract;

• arterial hypertension; • skin diseases; • peripheral vascular diseases; • osteoporosis; • periodontal diseases; • diabetes; • stress. The health resort Świeradów has been certified in accordance with ISO 9001:2008 in the scope of: spa treatment, hospital and out-patient treatment; therapeutic rehabilitation; basic health care and imaging diagnostics; SPA - biological regeneration. The company Uzdrowisko Świeradów-Czerniawa Sp. z o.o. - PGU Group is a member of the Association of European Radon Health Resorts EURADON.