Suchań 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

철도 유적이 있는 절대적으로 볼 만한 곳입니다. 개인적으로(!) 구축하고 운영합니다. 주인은 독일어를 잘하며 해당 지역에 대한 정보를 기꺼이 제공합니다. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v03BL9Ftr8

A brick mill from the turn of the 20th century. It likely stands on the site of an earlier mill. The first mention of a mill in Suchań dates back to 1487. By 1622, there were already three mills in Suchań. The one that still exists today was a water mill until the 1960s, when it was later equipped with an electric drive. It operated until the 1990s. In 2006, the abandoned mill was set on fire, destroying its entire wooden interior.

A dam pond on the Reczyca River. Remnants of a former mill.

A brick church from the 15th century. In 1725, a wooden tower was added (destroyed in 1945) and reinforced with two buttresses, which still exist today. At the same time, the window openings were enlarged.

In the village there is a palace, which was built at the end of the 19th century. It is a building built on a rectangular plan, on a stone plinth, with a deep projection, a hipped roof and a rusticated elevation. In 1911, a floor and a veranda were added and the interiors were rebuilt, adding a staircase and a living room. In the vicinity there are preserved farm buildings and a manor park with an area of 7.6 ha, with the Pęzinka River in the center, ponds, a steel fence and specimens of old trees consisting of, among others, single-colored fir, glandular ailanthus, white oak, marsh oak, English oak and American tulip tree. The facility is accessible from the outside.

The church was built on a rectangular plan, using stone in a high plinth, while brick was used for the main body. There is a large entrance portal on the western wall. A sculpture of the head of Jesus Christ and two coats of arms were placed in the tympanum. The nave is equipped with windows with a full arch and colorful stained glass. Inside, the small space is warmed by brick walls, uncovered in any way. In the presbytery, the strongest accent is the stained glass in the only window. From it, the figures of Saints Peter and Paul look towards the nave.

Large covered rest area.

A small, hall-style, late Gothic village church built in 1521. A wooden bell tower was added in 1695. In the 1980s, new stained glass windows were made and the roof covering was changed.