For centuries, it remained an agricultural settlement, and its fate was intertwined with the history of the entire Kłodzko region—from Czech rule, through the Prussian period, to the post-war border changes.
Today, it is gaining importance as a landmark on the map of active and scenic tourism.
Suszyna's biggest attraction is the modern observation tower we are standing in front of. It quickly became the symbol of the village. Rising to a height of over 25 meters, it offers one of the most breathtaking panoramas in the region. From its summit, you can see the Table Mountains, the Bystrzyckie Mountains, and on a clear day, even the Karkonosze Mountains. The tower is free to access and open most of the year, but it may be closed in winter or during inclement weather.

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