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A resting place not far from the entrance to the town of Połczyn-Zdrój. There is a shelter, bench and map here. The Old Railway Trail leads from here to the Drawski Landscape Park with the Valley of Five Lakes, called "Połczyn Switzerland". It is a picturesque landscape reserve, ideal for cycling. The areas of moraine hills, lakes and forests resemble a mountain landscape.

The bridge is now finished and passable, the only thing missing is asphalt in front of and behind the bridge.

A former German railway water tower situated on the station premises.

District Office - the building of the former "Monopol" hotel The Monopol Hotel stood in the western corner of the market square. Built in the years 1910-14, it fitted into the silhouette of the 700-year-old historic city. After occupying the city on March 3, 1945, the Russians set fire to the entire historic downtown, which was filled with buildings erected from the 18th to the first half of the 20th century. The hotel was designated as a field hospital and this function saved the building from destruction. The destroyed city was not rebuilt, and the surviving building today houses the District Office. Renovated in recent years, it stands out against the background of the apartment blocks that accompany it and is the most beautiful building in the city.

built in the 13th century on the Rega River to protect trade routes from the Baltic Sea to the south of the continent and from Szczecin to Białogard. The castle's name comes from the Hospitallers, who had their commandery there from the 16th to the 19th century. Currently, the building houses the Municipal Library, the Zamek Cinema, the Tourist and Economic Information Centre and the Świdwin Cultural Centre.

Gothic parish church, built in 1338. Over 100 years later, in 1475, the side chapels were rebuilt, where the sacristy was located. The tower was added 30 years later. During World War II, very seriously damaged, rebuilt after the war.

Neo-Gothic building erected at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

A regional, old-fashioned water park.