Geographically, Jelenia Góra is located in the centre of a mountain valley in the South-Western part of the lower Silesian voivodship, in the Bóbr and Kamienna river valley. The city is surrounded by mountain ranges: Izerskie Mountains to the West, Kaczawskie Mountains, to the North, Rudawy Janowickie, to the East and the Karkonosze Mountains, the highest range of the Sudety Mountains , to the South. Most mountain ranges and forests are national parks and designated as natural biosphere areas by UNESCO

16 Major Ski resorts surround the area, one only 5 Km from the actual development project. www.szklarskaporeba.pl Millions of tourist visit the area each year to enjoy not only the national parks, forests, lakes and endless health spa resorts but another major attraction is the numerous palaces and castles built as summer residences for the Prussian and European Royal families over the past 400 years.

Surrounded by mountain ranges it is not without reason that Jelenia Gora is known as the Pearl of the Karkonosze Mountains. It takes little time to reach the Czech Republic and Germany borders, it has easy access to 3 major airports. At this time, The city is currently enjoying rapid change due to foreign investment by major investment Companies and all the original old buildings (some dating back 700 years) are gradually being restored to their former glory.

Because of the new land zoning regulations allowing commercial parks for Companies such as Tesco, Carrefour and Ikea, employment is rising, property prices are increasing, in addition there is a gradual population growth as the city and surrounding areas develop and modernise for the future. Overall, the City has a very bright future in the years ahead.