Upright post houses, also known as Lusatian, are examples of folk architecture in the border region of Poland, Germany, and the Czech Republic. They are characterized by the combination of Slavic log construction architecture and German half-timbered technique. These charming constructions, which are distinguished by posts supporting the upper floors of houses, can mainly be found in the Upper Lusatia region. In recent years, initiatives have emerged aimed at preserving and promoting this type of architecture, such as the "Land of Upright Post Houses" project. The association "Dom Kołodzieja" (Potter's House) from Zgorzelec also works to preserve and popularize these houses by organizing an annual Open Day of Upright Post Houses, during which one can visit private, restored, and inhabited upright post houses, as well as obtain information on grants for the renovation or construction of new upright post houses.
Antoniów is a small artistic village where you can meet local artists and their work. It is the perfect place to purchase unique handicrafts and artwork. Strolling through the village streets, you can encounter creators working on their pieces and talk to them about their inspirations.
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