Museums
Gothic chapel from the end of the 13th century, today the seat of the Museum of the Pyrzyce Land
Churches and monasteries
a Gothic parish church from the 13th century, rebuilt after the fire of 1945, with a triptych and organs
Churches and monasteries
the oldest church in the town, a former Augustinian nuns' convent of about 1260, rebuilt after 1945
Historic sites
remains of medieval walls with towers and gates that can be walked in a single outing
Solo in Pyrzyce: a walk along the walls and their towers, two Gothic churches and a museum in a chapel, four stops for a trip alone.
Pyrzyce is small, so a solo walk takes one afternoon. It is a simple route: walls, churches and a chapel with a museum as shelter from the rain. The whole town is shown on things to do in Pyrzyce, and further ideas for travelling without company sit in solo around the region.
Start with the town walls: a long stretch with the Lodowa, Pijacka and Sowia towers lets you walk unhurried and look at one tower after another. Then step into the churches. Our Lady of Sorrows is the oldest in town, and the Assumption church belongs to the parish of St Otto.
The last stop is the Chapel of the Holy Spirit at Zabytkowa 34, where the Tradition Department, meaning the Pyrzyce Land Museum, operates. It is a good break when rain begins. Bishop Otto, patron of the parish, features in the article Otto of Bamberg's mission.
Yes, the Chapel of the Holy Spirit with its museum.
All four places are in a single town, so one unhurried afternoon is enough.
