Przerzeczyn Zdrój is a small spa village in the Dolnośląskie Voivodeship, in the Dzierżoniów poviat, in the Niemcza commune. The health resort is located in Przedgórze Sudeckie, in the vicinity of the Niemczańsko-Strzelińskie Hills, in the vicinity of the town of Niemcza. The history of the spa dates back to 1802. It was then that sources of mineral water - sulphide and ferruginous water were discovered here. The first spa house was built here 20 years later.

The history of the Spa is closely related to the history of the Von Pfeil family, who owned the area until 1945. Przerzeczyn - Zdrój, once Dirsdorf was the oldest family seat of the Von Pfeil family.

In Przerzeczyn-Zdrój a very unique stone was also mined - chrysoprase. Thanks to the search for this particular stone, in 1821 sulfur springs were digested, and a particularly magnificent specimen of chrysoprase found in the Przerzeczyn - Zdrój region was given to the King of Prussia by Countess Pfeil. Later on this stone found a place in the Prussian crown.

The spa activity was carried out on the basis of Resolution No. XXXVIII / 224/10 of the City Council in Niemcza of January 29, 2010 on the Statute of the Przerzeczyn-Zdrój Health Resort and Resolution No. XXXVIII / 199/18 of the City Council in Niemcza of January 26, 2018. amending the resolution on the Statute of the Przerzeczyn-Zdrój Health Resort.

Przerzeczyn Zdrój is a lowland health resort, therefore the prevailing climate here is mild. It is one of the few spas where radium water is used for treatment - that is, water containing small amounts of radon, an unstable radioactive element. The radiation emitted by radon causes a number of health-promoting processes in the body, which have a therapeutic effect, among others, in rheumatic diseases.

According to the register of the National Heritage Board of Poland, the following objects are entered on the list of monuments:

• church pom. pw. Our Lady of Częstochowa (parish of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Poland), gothic (14th-18th centuries), partially baroque, with a baroque presbytery; outside the church of the preserved full-figure epitaphs of the nobility - the oldest from 1552.
• 18th century chapel
• palace complex from the 17th-19th centuries:
  palace, from 1896
  park from the 17th century, changes in the first half 19th century

another

• tomb chapel of the von Pfeil family, built of stone, covered with a gable roof. Above the entrance, the family coat of arms and the sentence Ich Lebe und ihr Sollt auch Leben / I live and you should live too.

Soon Przerzeczyn  - Zdrój will regain its former splendor and prestige.