Lakes
a lake with a cryptodepression and a bathing area at Moryń, in the buffer zone of the Cedynia Landscape Park
Places of remembrance
a disused religious cemetery from around 1856, with eight surviving gravestones
Historic sites
ruins of a 14th-century Brandenburg castle on a peninsula by Lake Morzycko
Churches and monasteries
a late Romanesque granite-ashlar basilica from the second half of the 13th century, with an added tower with a passage
Things to do in Moryń: castle ruins by Lake Morzycko, a late Romanesque granite church and a Jewish cemetery in a small town.
Moryń lies in Gryfino county, on Lake Morzycko, in the buffer zone of Cedynia Landscape Park. Ruins, a Romanesque church and water make it a good goal for a quiet day.
The castle in Moryń is the ruin of a medieval stronghold on the Zamczysko peninsula by Lake Morzycko, north of town, with fragments of ground-floor walls. It was built around 1370. In town stands the Church of the Holy Spirit on Fryderyka Chopina street, a late Romanesque building of granite ashlar from the second half of the thirteenth century, with a drive-through tower; inside are a Romanesque altar and a pulpit dated 1711. The story of the town and its walls is told in the article on Moryń, its walls and the legend of the crayfish.
Morzycko is a lake in the Myślibórz Lakeland within the town limits, with an inland bathing area and a bed below sea level. It is free and offers fine views. A separate, factual stop is the Jewish cemetery in Moryń, no longer in use, founded around 1856 and used until 1944, with eight surviving gravestones and a plaque from 2006. More places for a solo walk are under Solo: Moryń.
Ruins with fragments of ground-floor walls, on the Zamczysko peninsula by Lake Morzycko.
Yes, Lake Morzycko has an inland bathing area.
