Churches and monasteries
church of the 13th century with Baroque gables, a half-timbered tower and a stucco ceiling
Museums
a small museum in the cellars of a community centre, with Lusatian archaeology and mementoes from the 19th and 20th centuries
former Cistercian nuns' convent of 1290 by Lake Panieńskie, with its west wing preserved
Historic sites
brick town hall from the 1920s, seat of the town and municipality office on the square
Solo in Pełczyce: a Cistercian convent from the late 13th century, a town hall, a church and a local museum, four stops for a walk alone.
Pełczyce is a small town where everything lies close together, so it suits a trip without company. The route links the Middle Ages, the Baroque and local collections. Other places in town are listed on things to do in Pełczyce, and other ideas for people travelling alone are gathered under solo in West Pomerania.
Start with the Cistercian Nuns' Convent in Pełczyce, founded in 1290 on a hill above Lake Panieńskie. Only the west wing remains, with the former refectory under its vaults. At Ks. kan. Henryka Raźniewskiego 4 stands the Nativity church: a medieval structure remodelled in the Baroque, with a stucco ceiling and a timber-frame tower.
At Rynek Bursztynowy 2 you will find the Town Hall in Pełczyce, in brick, from the 1920s, modelled on the old half-timbered houses. When the weather turns, go into the Historical Room in Pełczyce. It is a town museum in the cellars of the cultural centre, with a display in two rooms: finds from the Lusatian culture and keepsakes from the 19th and 20th centuries.
The Historical Room, as it is the only museum among the four.
The convent dates from 1290, the church from the 13th century and the town hall from the 1920s. The Historical Room opened in 2013.
