Explore Place
The Inhalatorium is a historic building in the modernist style that should definitely be seen by anyone visiting Szczawnica or hiking along the blue trail connecting Szczawnica and Sewerynówka. Its appeal lies not only in the stunning appearance of the building itself but also in the picturesque surroundings provided by the Upper Park. However, it is important to remember that this is primarily a sanatorium offering a wide range of therapeutic treatments, specialist consultations, and accommodation, making it an ideal stop before returning to the trail or a place to rest and improve one’s health.
Building design
The design for the inhalation therapy facility was created by Stanisław Dziewolski, who was also the owner of the nearby Krościenko resort.
Weapons storage
During World War II, weapons and ammunition were hidden in the attic of the Inhalatorium. Due to the threat of the building being blown up by the Germans/the Third Reich, most of the equipment was moved to another location.
Precursor
Before the sanatorium was built, the site was occupied by the oldest spa building in Szczawnica, known as the “Castle,” where, among others, Aleksander Fredro received treatment.
Historical architecture
The building was constructed in the modernist style in the 1930s and is located in the Upper Park, which is inspired by French royal gardens.











