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wonderful rest and picnic area, it is worth taking a stop here and looking at the beech tree that gives the rest area its name

Because the cement factory was supposedly here 🚨

The church was built in 1819. It is a hall building in the neo-Gothic style, with walls made of stone and red brick. In 1872, a bell tower, also made of stone and brick, was added. The church square formerly served as a cemetery. Currently, the remains of the cemetery can be seen in the retaining wall around the church. Old tombstones were used to build or repair it.

A palace from the early 20th century in the neoclassical style. It is a one-story building with avant-corps topped with tympanums, decorative bands around the windows, and covered with a gable roof. When a State Agricultural Farm was established in the village after 1945, it was its seat. Currently it is private property, abandoned, burned down and fell into ruin.

There was another, earlier church in the place of the current temple, but it burned down in a fire that broke out in the village in 1875. In 1876, a new, neo-Gothic, brick temple was built in its place.

A large city beach by the lake. There are piers, a small amphitheater, a beach volleyball court and other attractions. In summer the beach is guarded.

The frog monument was created in 1910. It is related to the legends about the frog in Golczewo. There are two. According to one of them, the daughter of a local knight was cursed by her father for having an affair with the wrong person and turned into a frog. The second one talks about an epidemic and a little frog that showed the inhabitants a source of healthy water. Initially, the monument stood near the castle, in the place where the spring was located. In 1974, during the reconstruction of the road, the spring was closed and the frog monument was moved to its current location, where it decorates an artesian well.

The church was built of field stone in the 15th century. At that time, it was a single-nave building with a Gothic portal on the western façade. The church was rebuilt many times. It is known that in the 17th century it already had a tower. A new, 30-meter-high brick tower was built in 1882.