Borck Castle in Resko

The Borck Castle in Resko survives today as a ruin. The castle began as a timber-and-earth structure of the knightly Borck family, and the masonry stronghold was probably built in the second half of the 14th century. The heritage register dates the site to the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries.

History and state of preservation

At the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries the stronghold was destroyed, and its owners changed at about the same time. A small rise can still be seen, on whose edges stones have survived in several places, formerly part of the perimeter wall. The castle has been listed in the heritage register since 1965.

Practical information

• Place: Resko, Łobez County; it is a ruin, so there are no interiors to visit, and what can be seen is the rise and the remains of a stone wall.
• Access rules and opening hours are not given by the verified sources.
• Nearby, about 200 m away, stands the town hall in Resko.