Churches and monasteries
an Early Gothic church from the 13th century by the market square, with neo-Gothic furnishings and a Romanesque font
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 alone in Mieszkowice: an early Gothic church from the late 13th century, the 15th-century Gunpowder Tower and a church from 1937.
Mieszkowice belonged to the former New March. The three places tagged solo sit near each other, so they suit a walk on your own. The whole town is covered in things to do in Mieszkowice, and similar ideas from the region are gathered under solo in West Pomerania.
Two churches and a piece of the defensive walls. The walk starts by the market square and ends at the remains of the fortifications, so it takes a few hours and needs no plan.
The Church of the Transfiguration in Mieszkowice stands at Kościelna 2, on the west side of the market square. It dates from the end of the 13th century, is early Gothic, and its interior was fitted out in neo-Gothic style. The Gunpowder Tower in Mieszkowice is a 15th-century remnant of the defensive walls in the south-eastern corner of the town, with a passage cut through it in 1875. Younger is the Church of the Holy Spirit in Mieszkowice, known as the "church behind the tracks": raised in 1937, it became a store after the war and was restored in 2009-2011.
Want to see the walls and town halls of nearby towns? The article Small towns of the New March sets the surviving fortifications side by side.
The Church of the Transfiguration, from the late 1200s. The Gunpowder Tower is 15th-century, and the Church of the Holy Spirit was built in 1937.
Among other things, the Gunpowder Tower in the south-eastern corner of town. The town gates were pulled down in 1875, and a passage was cut through the tower.
