On the foundations of the watchtower, Karczma Głodowa, Relax Motel and the burned museum stands JUNA - the Museum of the Earth.

After a break forced by the fire that destroyed the museum in 2015 and the difficult reconstruction, you can now see a beautiful new exhibition. A unique collection of ornamental and precious minerals in Poland, in attractively arranged rooms, along with stories about the traditions and customs of medieval treasure hunters - Walloons, is a real treat for every tourist who wants to explore the Western Sudetes. The JUNA Earth Museum is a place whose walls are saturated with extraordinary history, and the interiors hide the most beautiful and unusual treasures of the Earth and products of human hands.

JUNA Earth Museum – Walloon Watchtower OFFERS:

- viewing the free zone - the mineral store room and the first exhibition room with minerals in Lower Silesia

- paid exhibition part - exhibition on an area of approximately 450 m2 on two levels of the building; the exhibition includes the traditions of Walloon treasure hunters, including: a large ceremonial drum, a Walloon adit, Walloon washers, an alchemist's room, a large and unique collection of local and world minerals

- guided tour of the exhibition in approx. 45 minutes.

- a large mineralogical shop with collector's items, mineral accessories, souvenirs, jewelry

- mineralogical workshops – details at www.muzeumziemi-juna.pl

The ground floor of the building with the exhibition part is accessible to people with mobility disabilities.

There is a free parking lot next to the JUNA Earth Museum, also for buses (applies to people and groups visiting the museum).

The following trails pass near the JUNA Earth Museum:

- two paths of the WALLON TRAIL

- a green tourist trail running from Szklarska Poręba to the Szklarka Waterfall

- trail IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF WLASTIMILE HOFMAN

- Magic Trail of the Mountain Spirit.