The Goldberg machine?

Team building - it's fun too!

Goldberg's finished machine - the team has achieved success
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Staff selection is only the beginning!

Only team building will make them an effective team!

What is a Goldberg machine?

Goldberg machine is a mechanical device that performs a variety of tasks using sometimes simple, sometimes extremely complex movements. The name often refers to a structure in which multiple components, such as balls, wheels, levers or ramps, work together to move a ball or other object from point A to point B.
The name „Goldberg machine” comes from the American cartoonist and engineer Reuben Lucius Goldberg, who was known for his satirical drawings in which he depicted complex devices to perform simple tasks. These drawings inspired people to create actual Goldberg machines, which became a kind of art as well as an engineering challenge.
Goldberg's machines are often built from unusual objects and usually contain humorous elements. It is a kind of artistic happening and engineering play.
Joint construction of the Goldberg machine highly integrates teams, teaches effective communication and strengthens relationships between play participants. Building a Goldberg machine is also a proven exercise and tool for corporate team building.

Goldberg machine Giant Mountains is all about fun and integration in a mountain environment!

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Everyone has potential, but only a close-knit team can be successful!

Reservoir in Sosnówka near Karpacz

Goldberg machine in Szklarska Poreba?

Goldberg's machine in the Giant Mountains, or team building in the mountains. The Krkonoše Mountains will delight everyone. In Karkonosze it is easier to understand why cooperation is so important. In the mountains, you will get to know the power of a team, and at the same time the places from which real energy emanates.

  • attractions Karkonosze, Chojnik, Sosnówka near Karpacz

    Chojnik Castle

    The ruins of a brick castle from the 14th century, located on the Chojnik hill (627 m above sea level) above the district of Jelenia Góra, are one of the biggest tourist attractions of the region. From the most popular resorts, beautiful and picturesque routes lead to it, which can be covered on foot or by car. Due to its location, the Chojnik Castle remained unconquered for many centuries. In 1675, it was destroyed by a fire that appeared as a result of a lightning strike. Today, it is an excellent vantage point to admire the Karkonosze Mountains, the Izerskie Mountains, the Kaczawskie Mountains and the entire Jeleniogórska Valley. Tourists are particularly impressed by the 150-meter-high cliff that descends along the castle to the so-called Hell's Valley.
  • Temple of Wang, Karpacz

    Karpacz

    This most popular resort in the region attracts record crowds of mountain lovers. Hundreds of walking trails, a rich base of attractive meeting places. interesting architecture, and above all, the openness and cordiality of the inhabitants make Karpacz a perfect place for active recreation. In Karpacz, it is worth visiting the Court Inn from 1735, the Solitude Shelter, a hunting lodge, a former railway station, over 200-year-old tourist houses, charming churches and wooden shelters. The convenient location and excellent communication of Karpacz also allows you to comfortably visit all the neighboring towns.

  • Sosnowka Reservoir

    This artificial water reservoir, located at the foot of the spectacular peaks of the Karkonosze Mountains, was created in the place of former fish ponds. A walk to the reservoir from Dwór Korona Karkonoszy takes only a few minutes, and the route allows you to admire wonderful views along the way. One of the streams feeding the Lagoon Sosnówka is the Sośniak, the final course of which is hidden underground. Part of the lagoon is limited by a concrete dam and dikes, the highest point of which reaches 370 metres. As the lagoon is a source of drinking water for the nearby villages, bathing is prohibited on the lake.
  • Karkonosze and Śnieżka

    Śnieżka and mountain trails

    Climbing Śnieżka is considered by many to be iconic. The peak with a height of 1603 m above sea level is the highest peak not only in the Giant Mountains, but in the entire Czech Republic. The area of Śnieżka is a national park, so you can move around it only on marked trails. It takes about 3 hours to reach the top. Although you can also cover almost the entire route by lift and only the top can be reached by walking. The Karkonosze National Park is not only Śnieżka. Particularly noteworthy are the waterfalls: Kamieńczyk, Szklarka and Podgórna, as well as Śnieżne Kotły, i.e. two twin post-glacial rock formations separated by a rocky Grzęda.
  • Dobre Źródło at the chapel of St. Anna on Mount Grabowiec, Sosnówka on the trail to Karpacz

    Good Source at the Chapel of St. Anna

    It is one of the most interesting objects of sacral tourism. St. George's Chapel Anny is located on a forested slope of a 784-meter-high summit. The chapel has a very interesting, elliptical shape. It was built in such a way that the altar was located exactly above the place where the spring flows from the rock. The altar itself was brought from the chapel of St. Lawrence on Śnieżka. According to archaeologists, this place was worshiped already in Neolithic times.

Statistics show that employee satisfaction increases by up to 50% when surrounded by people with whom they are friends. Successful team building means more opportunity for innovation and company growth!

attractions of the Giant Mountains, attractions of Karpacz and its surroundings
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