Churches and monasteries
a three-aisled brick church from the 14th century, with a tower from 1880 and an organ from 1775
Churches and monasteries
Gothic church of the 14th century, until 1945 a cemetery chapel, today also with services in German
Historic sites
a Neoclassical townhouse with a wooden clock tower, now a museum and wedding palace
a Nerf blaster arena with four game modes, from age 6, also for birthdays and groups
Historic sites
a brick town hall from the 1920s in the German Renaissance style, in a corner of the Białogard market square
Historic sites
cellar walls of a castle from 1315 on the stronghold hill above the Parsęta, the only trace of the building
Things to do in Białogard: two town halls on Plac Wolności, Gothic brick churches, castle remains above the Parsęta and the Neon Shot Park arena.
Białogard lies in western Pomerania, and most of its monuments stand in the centre around the market square. It suits anyone with one afternoon who wants to see brick architecture and find a place for family fun.
Plac Wolności is the heart of the town, and two town halls from different eras stand by it. One walk covers both, and together they make a good start to a route.
Stary Ratusz w Białogardzie (Old Town Hall) at Plac Wolności 5 is a Neoclassical merchant house from 1827, with a wooden clock tower added in 1847. Today it houses a museum and a wedding palace. Nowy ratusz w Białogardzie (New Town Hall) stands in the north-eastern corner of the market, at Plac Wolności 16-17. The brick building from the 1920s was raised in German Renaissance forms and is listed as a monument. Both appear on the list of monuments of Białogard and among places tagged architecture.
Two brick churches from the 14th century stand in town. They differ in role: one is a parish church in the centre, the other a former cemetery chapel.
Kościół Narodzenia Najświętszej Maryi Panny w Białogardzie (Mary's Nativity church) on Kościelna Street is a three-aisled basilica from the early 14th century, with a Baroque altar and an organ from 1775. Kościół św. Jerzego w Białogardzie (St George Church) on Świdwińska Street is a Gothic building from the 14th century, rebuilt in 1858. Until 1945 it was a Protestant cemetery chapel, and now it is an auxiliary church.
Relikty zamku w Białogardzie (castle remains) lie on a hill above the Parsęta, in the western part of the former ducal stronghold. Only the cellar walls with niches survive of the castle from 1315, because the building was pulled down in the 20th century. The story of the castle and the town is told in a text on Świdwin and Białogard.
Neon Shot Park on Zwycięstwa Street is an arena for shooting Nerf guns, in neon decor. It offers four game modes, and staff provide the guns and ammunition. It is for children from 6 years and adults, and carries the family and rainy-day tags. Events are on the page of events in Białogard, and places for people on their own are on the Solo list.
Two town halls on Plac Wolności, the Church of the Nativity and the castle remains above the Parsęta. All lie in the town centre.
In the Old Town Hall at Plac Wolności 5, which also houses the wedding palace.
The game is for children from 6 years and for adults.
The cellar walls with niches. The castle from 1315 stood on a hill above the Parsęta, and the building was pulled down in the 20th century.
