Szwajcaria Kaszubska

The highest (328.6 m.a.s.l.) peak of the Szymbarskie Hills and the Central Lowlands. At the top is a steel tower of John Paul II with a stunning view of the Szymbark Hills and the lakes of so called “Kółko Raduńskie”.

On the top of a commanding hill (221.3 m.a.s.l.) over Ręboszewo since 2012 there has been a replica of a wooden windmill – koźlak. From the top floor visitors can admire a panorama of neighbouring hills and lakes. Moreover, visitors can see original mechanism transported from Sokół...

In this museum-workshop, vessels with original Kashubian design are still being created, basing on the 250-year tradition of the workshop owners - the Necel family. The entire process of ceramics creation can be observed - from forming vessels out of gray ice-dammed clays, decorating them to glazing...

CEPR is a combination of a museum, open-air museum and amusement park. This unique place is located at the foot of the largest hill in Pomerania - Wieżyca. The offer of the object is addressed in particular to families with children as well as school trips. Visiting this place can be an interesting ...

The park is a place full of surprising attractions. During the visit in the park there is a possibility of hiring a guide, so that guests can not only watch the animals, but also get to know numerous curiosities about them and even touch and take a picture of selected specimens. Some attractions of ...

It is a contemporary, unfinished castle, which since 1979 was being built by a renowned Gdańsk sculptor and furniture manufacturer. The initial design of the summer villa has been considerably transformed expanding to a multi-floors facility measuring ​​5,000 m2. There are 52 rooms, 365 windows, an ...

Burial ground of the Wielbark culture in Węsiory is connected with the arrival of the Goths – a Germanic tribe in the second half of the I century. The dead were buried here from approx. 70 -80 A.D. to the turn of 2 and 3th century. Dozens of mounds, stone circles and flat graves hav...

The museum was founded in 1947. It presents exhibits related to the history and culture of the region. Museum exhibits are presented in seven exhibition halls of the main building. On the ground floor are displayed basic objects related to the activities of the local population, while on the first f...

Before Kartuzy became a city, for a long period functioned as a small settlement and a farm operating for the monastery. Carthusian monks derive from the French Alps, where St. Bruno from Cologne  founded the first monastery in 1084. As hermits, they needed a solitary site far from human settle...