Historic sites
a Neoclassical palace on the site of a convent and the Griffin castle, today a cultural centre and gallery
Historic sites
cylindrical brick tower of the 14th century with a prison dungeon, known for the legend of the porridge
Historic sites
medieval town chartered in 1277 with a chessboard of streets, a market square of 94 by 104 m and walls with a tower
Historic sites
town hall of 1701 with Gothic arcades, a Baroque helm on the tower and a courtyard
Monuments in Trzebiatów: the Kaszana Tower, the Gryphon dukes' palace, the town hall on the square and the medieval Old Town by the Rega.
Trzebiatów received its town charter in 1277 and is quiet and compact today. The four sites lie close together, so a short walk covers them.
The Town Hall stands in the middle of the square at Rynek 1, dates from 1701 and still houses the municipal office; Gothic arcades from its predecessor survive in the facade. The urban layout of the Old Town, entered in the register in 1955, has a regular grid of streets, a market square and walls from the 13th and 14th centuries.
The Kaszana Tower is a round tower of brick built in the 1300s and rising 21 metres, standing at a corner of the walls facing the Rega; it has a dungeon at ground level. In summer it is sometimes open for visits. The Palace at Wojska Polskiego 67 is a classicist building on the site of a stronghold, a Premonstratensian nuns' convent and the Griffin dynasty castle. Inside, since 1989, work a cultural centre, a public library and the Feininger gallery.
The town's churches are collected on the page churches and monasteries in Trzebiatów, and the fortifications of several towns are covered in the article Walls and gates of West Pomeranian towns. More addresses: things to do in Trzebiatów and monuments.
It rises 21 metres, is round, and was built of brick in the 1300s.
The Trzebiatów Cultural Centre with a public library, and the Feininger gallery.
