The Starogard Lake District, although less known than the nearby Kashubian Lake District, can certainly satisfy even the more demanding tourists. It may not be as rich in lakes as Kashubia, but there are about 100 water reservoirs in its area. The largest of the lakes in this area are the...
It is part of the West Pomeranian Lake District and at the same time the most famous region in this part of Poland. The Drawskie Lake District, because we are talking about it, is famous for its numerous lakes, the largest of which is Drawsko Lake (the second deepest lake in Poland). Around him is...
is a beautiful town in West Pomerania, whose entire old town is entered in the register of monuments. To a large extent destroyed, it was carefully rebuilt after the war. Her history perfectly illustrates the paradoxes of history: the monuments that survived the German occupation were destroyed in...
Pomerania is famous for beautiful historic buildings made of wood, as well as for pearls of Gothic architecture built of red brick. Biskupin is a flagship example of wooden monuments. Brick monuments are the fruit of the activities of the Teutonic Order in these lands. The picturesque areas are ideal for a quiet holiday.
