Historic sites
a medieval tower of the castle of the bishops of Kamień between two lakes, open in summer
Lakes
a town lake with a beach, a 70 m pier, a promenade and a trail all the way round
Churches and monasteries
15th-century fieldstone church with a 30-metre brick tower of 1882
Solo in Golczewo means a castle tower, two lakes and a church: four stops for a quiet walk among water and old brick.
Half of the selection is water, so the plan fits well around the isthmus between the lakes. The rest of Golczewo is described in things to do in Golczewo. To head out alone elsewhere, check things to do alone in West Pomerania.
Between lakes Szczucze and Okonie stands the Castle Tower, the sole remnant of the Kamień bishops' fortress. Water lies on both sides.
The Castle Tower dates from the 14th century and is 31 or 33 metres high, depending on the source. After a renovation in 2004 it is open in summer. Lake Szczucze covers 33.68 ha, with a bathing area, a promenade pier and a walkway on the shore. Two walking trails start from it. Lake Okonie is very shallow, about a metre deep on average, and most shores cannot be reached. Instead there is a bird-watching viewpoint, and a stretch of the Niemica Valley Trail runs by.
Yes, the church of St Andrew Bobola, a parish church of the 15th century built of field stone. The brick tower was added in 1882.
The church of St Andrew Bobola also has a Mannerist-Baroque pulpit and belongs to the Golczewo deanery. Both lakes and the tower carry the free or views tags, so the route is cheap.
Lake Szczucze has a bathing area, a promenade pier and a walkway.
The tower is open in summer.
By Lake Okonie, where there is a bird-watching viewpoint.
