Historic sites
ruin of the Borck castle from the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, wall stones on a rise
Churches and monasteries
late Gothic church from around 1400 with a Marian painting, a sanctuary since 1993
Historic sites
neoclassical town hall of 1830-1841 with a clock tower and chimes, seat of the Resko authorities
Things to do in Resko: the ruined Borck castle, a Marian sanctuary in a late Gothic church and a neoclassical town hall with a chiming clock tower.
Resko lies on the river Rega. The castle, church and town hall make three stops for a short walk through town, with the history of Pomeranian noble families in the background.
In the centre of Resko stand the town hall on the market square and the sanctuary, so both are easy to see one after the other.
Ratusz w Resku (Town Hall in Resko) stands at Rynek 1 and still serves as an office, housing the Town and Municipality Office. The neoclassical brick building was raised in 1830-1841. It has a small tower with a clock and a carillon.
Sanktuarium Matki Bożej Niepokalanej w Resku (Sanctuary of Our Lady Immaculate) is housed in a late Gothic parish church from around 1400, at ulica Bohaterów Monte Cassino 12. The Marian sanctuary was established here on 25 March 1993, and inside is a painting from the 18th century.
Zamek Borcków w Resku (Borck Castle) is a ruin from the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, with remnants of a stone wall on a small rise. It began as a timber-and-earth stronghold of the knightly Borck family, and the masonry castle was probably raised in the second half of the 14th century. For the residences of Pomeranian noble families, see about the Podewils, Wedel and Borck families, and for the river through town, see about the Rega from its source to Resko.
No, it is a ruin with remnants of a stone wall on a small rise. The castle dates from the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries.
Since 25 March 1993, in a late Gothic church from around 1400. It holds a painting of Our Lady Immaculate from the 18th century.
