モジツコ湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

open Tuesday-Sunday 10am-8pm, delicious ice cream and coffee

A great bivouac spot that's clean and well-maintained. It's a five-minute walk to the lake, where you'll find a lovely swimming spot.

Free, well-kept place to rest and pitch a tent.

Beautifully maintained place. The city wall made of field stones is wonderful to look at.

A hill with a viewpoint over Lake Morzycko. There is even a bench here if someone would like to contemplate the views longer.

The place where the Mill Gate once stood, one of the two gates leading to the city. The gate was demolished in 1870, and the end of the walls was secured with brick pillars.

The market square in Moryń, which is closed by the town hall building from the 19th century. There is a cancer monument in the middle of the square. This Cancer is an enchanted youth who once heroically broke through from a besieged city to ask friendly armies for help. Unfortunately, during his return he was captured and killed. Rumor has it that he has not left his beloved Moryń to this day - he lives in the depths of Lake Morzycko in the form of a cancer.

The church is one of the oldest and most valuable Romanesque monuments in Western Pomerania. A Romanesque chancel and transept were built in the mid-13th century, while the main nave was added in the early 14th century. A freestanding tower with a passageway was built in the 15th century. The church was damaged during the Thirty Years' War, but this damage was repaired in the second half of the 17th century. The current wooden tower finial was built in 1756. On the southwest corner of the tower, at a height of 120 cm, you can see the checkerboard symbol described by Z. Nienacki in his "Book of Fears." The reason for this symbol's placement on the stone is unknown.