Churches and monasteries
an Early Gothic church from the 13th century by the market square, with neo-Gothic furnishings and a Romanesque font
forest and two lakes in Cedynia Landscape Park, with a loop educational trail
Churches and monasteries
church from 1937, a warehouse after the war, rebuilt and reconsecrated in 2011
Historic sites
15th-century tower of the Mieszkowice town walls with a passage cut through in 1875
Things to do in Mieszkowice: the Powder Tower in the town walls, two churches and the Jeziora Siegniewskie reserve with a trail loop.
Mieszkowice is a small town with a surviving stretch of defensive walls and an early Gothic church by the market square. These four entries combine historic sites and the nature of Cedynia Landscape Park.
The Church of the Transfiguration stands on the western side of the market square at Kościelna 2, its chancel facing the square. It was built at the end of the thirteenth century and is an example of early Gothic architecture, with neo-Gothic furnishings. The Baszta Prochowa (Powder Tower) is a fifteenth-century tower in the south-eastern corner of the outer defensive wall, with a gap cut through in 1875. The Church of the Holy Spirit, known locally as the church behind the tracks, was built in 1937, served as a warehouse after 1945 and was rebuilt in 2009-2011. Walls and town halls of neighbouring towns are described in the article on the small towns of the New March.
The Jeziora Siegniewskie reserve protects forest and two woodland lakes on 23.08 ha in Cedynia Landscape Park, and a loop of an educational trail runs through it. Entry is free. One more place for a solo walk is Solo: Mieszkowice.
A fifteenth-century tower in the south-eastern corner of the defensive walls of Mieszkowice.
It is the Church of the Holy Spirit from 1937, a branch of the Transfiguration parish, rebuilt in 2009-2011.
