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湖畔の桟橋と親密なビーチ。

Manor house from the 2nd half of the 18th century, expanded in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Manor house on the plan of an elongated rectangle, with two-story projections at the front and a two-column pseudoportico on the garden elevation.

The church was built in the years 1772-1781. The former medieval church was destroyed in a fire in 1771 and was demolished. The new church was built according to the design of the builder Holsche from Berlin. The building represents the classicist style. It is a single-body, rectangular hall church with a presbytery on the longitudinal axis of the eastern facade and a tower on the axis of the western facade. The church was built on a stone foundation made of brick and plastered. The interior is covered with a wooden ceiling, mirrored and plastered. A historic rectory is located next to the church.

The railway water tower was built at the end of the 19th century, most probably around 1888, when the first railway line from Wałcz was brought to Kalisz Pomorski. The building is an example of a "mushroom" type water tower, oval, with a strongly overhanging part of the tank, covered with a conical roof with a raised skylight. The entrance received a frame in the form of a protruding portal with schematically outlined columns supporting a triangular roof.

The castle in Drawno was built by the Wedels most probably before 1296. It was a building founded on a quadrilateral plan and it consisted of a tall, brick, two-story residential building, partly surrounded by defensive walls. In 1675, the castle was destroyed by the Swedish army. During the Seven Years' War, it was destroyed again, but this time by the Russian army. To this day, only the eastern corners of the old layout remain.

A resting place belonging to the Drawieński National Park. It is located on Lake Rudno, at the back of the closed tourist information building. The information itself was transferred to the neighboring tenement house.

A narrow isthmus between Dubie and Rudno lakes. The Drawa River flows through the lakes. The bridge connects the northern, proper part of Drawno with its southern part, through which the railway line used to run.

Crystal-clear lake with a large campsite and small restaurants.