Historic sites
ground floor of the residence of the Bishops of Kamień with star vaults
Museums
municipal museum in the attic of a former court, with postcards, seals and pharmacy equipment
Churches and monasteries
late Gothic brick hall of 1510 with a tower like a town gate and a star vault
Things to do in Karlino: the Karlino Land Museum in a former courthouse, the Gothic ground floor of a bishops' castle, and a brick church from 1510.
Karlino lies at the confluence of the Parsęta and the Radew. The three main sites are a museum for wet weather, a castle ruin and a church, which makes it a good town for a short walk through history.
When it rains, the best choice is the museum, under the roof of an early 20th-century building.
Muzeum Ziemi Karlińskiej w Karlinie (Karlino Land Museum) occupies the third floor, under the roof of the former Royal Court building of 1905. It was founded in 2010. You will see postcards, seals, a chronicle and mementoes of the oil eruption of 1980.
The castle and the church are two historic sites that fit into one loop.
Zamek Biskupów Kamieńskich w Karlinie (Castle of the Bishops of Kamień), at ulica Szczecińska 19, survives only in fragments. Of the former bishops' residence the ground floor of the main wing remains, with star vaults. For more on the residences of the Kamień bishops, see about the castle in Karlino and other seats.
Kościół św. Michała Archanioła w Karlinie (Church of St Michael the Archangel) stands at plac Jana Pawła II 12. It is a late Gothic brick hall church from 1510, with a tower resembling a town gate, a star vault and historic organs from the 19th century.
The Karlino Land Museum, in the former Royal Court building of 1905. It shows postcards, seals, a chronicle and mementoes of the oil eruption.
The ground floor of the main wing with star vaults. The castle is entered in the register of monuments.
