Churches and monasteries
Gothic hall church of the 13th-15th centuries with Neo-Gothic furnishings and a medieval crucifix with an opening head
Historic sites
a town hall from 1821-1827 by the market square, with the Maszewo Memory Room in its cellar
Churches and monasteries
Gothic hospital chapel of the 15th century with blind arches in the gable, formerly dedicated to St George
collections of electrical tools and fittings, run by energy workers
Solo in Maszewo means a town hall, two Gothic churches and an energy museum: four stops for unhurried sightseeing in a small town.
The selection is intimate and reflects the scale of Maszewo: everything worth seeing fits within a few streets. One of the places is tagged for rainy days. A full overview is in things to do in Maszewo, and independent trips round the region in things to do alone in West Pomerania.
The town hall stands on Wolności Square, and the parish church not far away on Mickiewicza Street. You can see both on one short stroll.
The town hall at number 2 was built in 1821-1827. Its brick building has a Memorial Room and an old treasury in the cellar, and it has been on the monuments register since 2010. The church of Our Lady of Częstochowa was built from the late 13th to the mid-15th century of stone and brick. The interior holds neo-Gothic furnishings of the 1860s, and a crucifix recalls the Middle Ages.
Outside the centre hide a small Gothic chapel on Stargardzka Street and a museum about electricity. Leave both for the end of the route.
The church of St Albert Chmielowski was once St George's chapel by a leper hospital, outside the town walls. The Gothic building of the second half of the 15th century is supported by buttresses and has a gable with blind-arch decoration. The Community Energy Museum collects tools and fittings of former power workers. It is housed in a company office rather than a separate building.
A Memorial Room and an old treasury.
The Community Energy Museum, which is tagged for rainy days.
St George's chapel beside a leper hospital.
