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New Spa Resort in Southern Poland to Feature Tropical Pools and 500 Rooms
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New Spa Resort in Southern Poland to Feature Tropical Pools and 500 Rooms

From Rzeczpospolita · () Polish

Translated from Polish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A large spa resort is planned for Kazimierza Wielka in southern Poland, covering over 2.5 hectares.
  • The complex will feature tropical pools, a SPA zone, and 500 rooms, with plans for underground parking for over a thousand cars.
  • The project is expected to attract further investment, create jobs, and boost regional development.

Kazimierza Wielka, a town in Poland's ลšwiฤ™tokrzyskie Voivodeship, is set to become home to one of southern Poland's largest spa resorts. The ambitious project, planned on nearly 12 hectares of land near a retention reservoir, aims to create a modern complex featuring glass domes, tropical pools, a SPA zone, and 500 guest rooms.

The development is progressing, with local authorities having recently opened bids from investors interested in the project. The plans involve two plots: a 7-hectare municipal plot and a 4.5-hectare county plot. While a single offer has been submitted for each tender, the potential investors have not yet been publicly disclosed as the documents undergo formal and substantive analysis.

This is not yet a final decision, but it is a very important moment for Kazimierza Wielka, the Kazimierza district, and the entire region.

โ€” Jan NowakKazimierza Wielka's starosta, Jan Nowak, commented on the significance of the spa resort project for the region.

According to visualizations presented by the starostwo (county office), the resort is envisioned as a contemporary recreational and spa complex. It will include extensive gastronomic facilities and be connected by pathways and green spaces. The design features indoor pools and relaxation areas under glass domes, complemented by outdoor pools and terraces. A significant underground parking facility is also planned, capable of accommodating over a thousand vehicles.

Kazimierza Wielka's starosta, Jan Nowak, expressed enthusiasm for the project, describing it as the creation of a "second city" within Kazimierza Wielka. He anticipates the resort will attract further investments, generate new employment opportunities, and establish a new brand for the region, "Uzdrowisko Kazimierza Wielka." The resort is expected to specialize in treating rheumatic and cardiological diseases, hypertension, and osteoporosis.

We are building a second city; the built-up area alone would occupy more than 2.5 hectares. A spa with about 500 rooms will be created, which is to be one of the largest facilities of its kind in southern Poland. This undertaking will attract further investments, create new jobs, and set new directions for service development. We are building a new brand. The brand of Uzdrowisko Kazimierza Wielka.

โ€” Jan NowakKazimierza Wielka's starosta, Jan Nowak, described the scale and expected impact of the new spa resort.
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Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.