Historic sites
a Neo-Renaissance palace of 1898 with a tower and terrace above Lake Nowowarpieńskie
Historic sites
a half-timbered town hall from 1697 with a square clock tower, still the seat of the municipal authorities
Churches and monasteries
a half-timbered church in Karszno with hunting-style decor, rebuilt from a ruin in 1998
Churches and monasteries
Gothic brick church of the 15th century with a tower of 1693 and a Baroque altar of 1704
Solo in Nowe Warpno: a timber-frame town hall dating from 1697, a Gothic church and a palace in Karszno, four quiet stops for one traveller.
A short route for anyone who wants to wander a small town on the Szczecin Lagoon without a plan or company. All four stops are monuments, and more of the town awaits at things to do in Nowe Warpno. Similar ideas from across the region sit in solo trips around West Pomerania.
Begin at the market square. The Town Hall in Nowe Warpno has a timber-frame structure and a square clock tower; it was built in 1697. Nearby, at Kościelna 1, rises the brick Assumption church from the 15th century. It has a tower from 1693 and a Baroque altar from 1704.
The second half of the route leads to Karszno, a district of the town. The Palace in Karszno is neo-Renaissance, finished in 1898, and looks over Lake Nowowarpieńskie. Not far away is the small small church of St Hubert, timber-framed, with an interior on a hunting theme. After local people raised it again from a ruin, it was blessed in 1998. The fate of the town after its great fire is the subject of the article Nowe Warpno: town hall, causeway and the battle on the lagoon.
Four: two churches, a town hall and a palace. Each carries the architecture tag.
The palace and St Hubert's church. Both buildings are in the same district, so they combine easily into one outing.
