Lakes
the largest lake of the Szczecinek Lakeland, with an underwater pine forest and bathing areas
Churches and monasteries
a former Soviet cinema turned into a church, with a triptych from Oflag II-D Gross-Born
Museums
military museum with vehicles from various armies in a former garrison town
Solo in Borne Sulinowo: Lake Pile, a military museum and a church in a former cinema, three places for an unhurried day alone.
The set joins water, a museum and a church, so it works in fine weather and in rain. Everything lies in one town, and you can see each place at your own pace. The rest of the town is described on attractions in Borne Sulinowo, and other trips alone are in solo in the region.
Begin with Pile, the lake on which the town itself stands. You reach the shore without planning a route, and its scale, about 980 hectares, allows for a long walk. At Towarowa 16 is the Museum of Military History, a good goal when it rains: the collections concern the army, and part of the exhibits are vehicles.
The church of St Brother Albert was converted in 1993-2010 from a former Soviet-era cinema. It is a parish of the Szczecinek deanery in the Koszalin-Kołobrzeg diocese. It keeps a triptych from 1940 that comes from the German prisoner-of-war camp Oflag II D Gross-Born.
The Museum of Military History, which carries the rainy-day tag.
It was created by converting a former Soviet-era cinema in 1993-2010.
