カンスコでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

かなり悲しい光景ですが、少し歴史を知ると想像力をかき立てられる素晴らしいものです。

Originally a senatorial building, it served as a hospital during World War II. After the war, it was taken over by the Russians and later by the Ministry of Security. Currently, it houses the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration.

The ruins of the castle in Złocieniec, rising on a slope above the Drawa River, are the remains of a medieval stronghold built in the 14th century by the von Wedel family. Over the centuries, the castle was rebuilt many times, losing its defensive character and changing into a Renaissance palace. It survived World War II in its entirety, but in the post-war years it was abandoned and destroyed. Today, you can admire the Gothic cellars and the castle park with a historic alley of elms.

Beautiful avenue. Worth seeing.

Tip of the land going into the lake. View on both sides with scenic trees. Great for sunrise in the hammock. Access with gravel or mtb. Rather hard with few fallen trees and bumps but just 200m away from the main forest road.

A colorful wall with the inscription Złocieniec in a very pleasant and quiet area.

Nice place. The surface is poor. Damaged asphalt, holes in some places.

Grabowa Avenue and Żubra Park. Former part of the Złocieniec Castle gardens. Why Żubra Park? After the war, the park was looked after by Jan Żuber.