Historic sites
a residence from 1606-1618 rebuilt in 1910, today with a wedding hall and the municipal council
Historic sites
a rebuilt stronghold on the Rega with a library and a Knights' Hall in the walls of the former tower
Churches and monasteries
neo-Gothic red-brick church with a 50-metre tower and stained glass made in Cologne
Things to do alone in Płoty: a walk from the castle on the Rega past a palace to a neo-Gothic red-brick church, all within the town centre.
In Płoty the three places tagged solo form a short, calm route, with nothing to book. More background is in things to do in Płoty, and similar ideas from the region are in solo in West Pomerania.
On foot, from the castle to the church. All three stops are buildings seen from the outside, so you need not fit in with opening hours. One afternoon is enough.
You start at the Old Castle in Płoty at Zamkowa 2: rebuilt after a fire in 1860, it now houses the public library. Then you walk to the New Castle in Płoty at Sienkiewicza 3, the former seat of the Eberstein, Osten and Bismarck families, where the town council now meets. The walk ends at the Church of the Transfiguration in Płoty from 1902-1903, with a tower 50 metres high and furnishings from the time of building that survive almost entirely.
A few hours is enough. The three places lie in town, and seeing them is a walk between buildings.
Its tall tower and furnishings from 1902-1903 that survive almost entirely, including stained glass from Cologne.
