The railway station in Polanica-Zdrój was opened on November 15, 1890, as part of the Prussian railway line between Kłodzko and Szczytna. A few years later, the line was extended to Kudowa-Zdrój, opening up new development opportunities for the entire Kłodzko Valley. Between 1914 and 1918, the station underwent significant expansion – freight tracks were added, along with a weighbridge, loading ramp, and extended platforms, which grew from their original 50 meters to about 250 meters to accommodate the increasing number of spa visitors.

Discover the historic railway station in Marciszów – a remarkable 19th-century structure that once played a key role in the industrial and transport network of Lower Silesia. Preserved in a 3D photogrammetric model, this forgotten gem now returns to the spotlight as part of the Atlas 3D project.

The ruins of Krzyżtopór Castle in Ujazd         Model by Atlas 3D – photogrammetry in Poland       Krzyżtopór Castle in Ujazd was built in the

St. Joseph’s Church – The Neo-Gothic Jewel   of Kraków’s Podgórze         Model by Atlas 3D – photogrammetry in Poland   Located in the heart of Podgórze

The historic Lądek Zdrój railway station         Model by Atlas 3D – photogrammetry in Poland   This 3D model presents the restored building of the former railway

The Palace in Ciechanowice is a unique historical monument located in the picturesque Rudawy Janowickie Mountains, on the banks of the Bóbr River, in the heart of Lower Silesia. The history of this residence dates back to the 16th century, when a Renaissance manor was built on the site of the current palace. In the 18th century, the building underwent extensive Baroque reconstruction, and in the 19th century—during the time of Count Friedrich Bernhard von Prittwitz—it was given its present, stately form.

On a picturesque hill among the green landscapes of Lower Silesia stands the monumental Marianna of Orange Palace in Kamieniec Ząbkowicki. It is one of the largest Neo-Gothic residences in Poland and an extraordinary monument to the romantic ambitions of a woman ahead of her time. Today, the palace is regaining its former glory, impressing visitors with both its history and architecture.

Srebrna Góra Fortress is a unique 18th-century mountain stronghold located in Lower Silesia, towering over the mountain pass and the village bearing the same name. Considered the largest mountain fortress in Europe, it is renowned for never having been conquered during wartime. Its impressive fortifications and rich history make it one of the most fascinating military heritage sites in Poland.

Henry’s Castle in Marczyce         Model wykonał: Atlas 3D – fotogrametria Polska       In a small forest atop Mount Grodna (504 m a.s.l.), near Jelenia

Wang Church in Karpacz   One of a Kind in Poland          Model wykonał: Atlas 3D – fotogrametria Polska       Wang Church in Karpacz