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Driving on asphalt we have this view:)

Path along Lake Drawsko

Interesting arrangement, but the ticket price of 25 PLN (August 2025) doesn't encourage a quick visit. If I were to come here and sit for three hours, that's fine, but by bike, not so much...

The promenade in Czaplinek is a picturesque section running along the shore of Lake Drawsko – one of the cleanest and deepest lakes in Poland. The route leads through a well-kept area with benches, piers and viewing points, ideal for a break during a bike trip. In the summer, the area is full of life – there is a swimming area, a marina and catering points. The promenade is a great place to relax, watch the water and sunsets.

The Fisherman's Sculpture in Czaplinek was originally created in 1986 by Edward Szatkowski on behalf of the Czaplinek Municipality to commemorate the 700th anniversary of the town. The figure was carved from linden wood based on a design by Paweł Wasznik. In 1998, the sculpture was replaced with a new one, as the original had significantly deteriorated over time.

The monument, funded by collections, was erected in 2005 right by the water, at the shore of Lake Drawsko, to commemorate the stay in Czaplinek of Father Karol Wojtyła - the future Pope - who, together with a group of young people, participated in a kayaking trip down the Drawa River in 1955, which started at Lake Drawsko.

During the day, there are many people who do not stick to the designated lanes, especially pedestrians

The temple is called a "small church" by the city's residents. The building was built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries on the site of a wooden castle of the Templars and the Hospitallers, and previously a Slavic stronghold[2], on a hill called "Kazimierzowski". The temple is oriented. Built as a squat building of field stone, it has features of the Gothic style with elements of Romanesque. However, multiple reconstructions after fires resulted in the obliteration of the original form. The church has no tower. The previously existing one burned down in 1725 and was not rebuilt. from Wikipedia