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Barlinek: the town of Emanuel Lasker, the lake and Barlinek Landscape Park Co warto zobaczyć
Barlinek: the town of Emanuel Lasker, the lake and Barlinek Landscape Park
Barlinek is the town where Emanuel Lasker, world chess champion from 1894 to 1921, was born in 1868. Besides traces of Lasker, there are 14th-century walls, churches, cemeteries of former residents, a lake and a landscape park.
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Choszczno: the defences, the legend of the warrior Choszcz and the Tree of Jesse in the church Co warto zobaczyć
Choszczno: the defences, the legend of the warrior Choszcz and the Tree of Jesse in the church
According to Wikipedia, in the 14th and 15th centuries Choszczno had walls with five towers and three gates, and in 1945 it lost 83 per cent of its buildings. Fragments of the walls survive, as do the Gothic parish church with the Tree of Jesse bas-relief and the legends of the warrior Choszcz and the lime trees of the seven brothers.
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Szczecin Central Cemetery as a park-necropolis modelled on Ohlsdorf Co warto zobaczyć
Szczecin Central Cemetery as a park-necropolis modelled on Ohlsdorf
The Central Cemetery was created at the beginning of the 20th century to a design by Wilhelm Meyer-Schwartau as a park-like layout modelled on Hamburg's Ohlsdorf. The text sets data on its area and opening against the names of the sources, and describes the gate, the chapel, the trees and well-known names.
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Darłowo: the old town between St Mary's Church, the High Gate and the Hemptenmacher House Co warto zobaczyć
Darłowo: the old town between St Mary's Church, the High Gate and the Hemptenmacher House
According to Wikipedia, Darłowo has a unique medieval layout with a market square in the middle. Of the four town gates one stands, and beside it are St Mary's Church, the former market halls with the town hall, the shipowners' house and the twelve-sided chapel of St Gertrude, whose date is still disputed.
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The castle in Darłowo: a Gothic building on the Wieprza and its rebuildings Co warto zobaczyć
The castle in Darłowo: a Gothic building on the Wieprza and its rebuildings
The castle in Darłowo stands on an artificial island between the Wieprza and the Mill Canal. Construction was begun in 1352 by Bogislaw V, and later dukes added wings and a tower, until the fire of 1624. Since 1930 it has housed a museum.
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Lower Oder Valley Landscape Park and Międzyodrze: nature Co warto zobaczyć
Lower Oder Valley Landscape Park and Międzyodrze: nature
Lower Oder Valley Landscape Park protects the Międzyodrze peatland, a resting place for waterbirds on a migration route. An overview of data on the park, its birds, Natura 2000 protection, kayak routes and viewpoints over the valley.
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The Drawa from its source in Zdroje to its mouth: the Karol Wojtyła kayak route Co warto zobaczyć
The Drawa from its source in Zdroje to its mouth: the Karol Wojtyła kayak route
According to Wikipedia the Drawa is 185.9 km long, and its sources lie in Zdroje near Połczyn-Zdrój. How the river and the Karol Wojtyła kayak route run, where the more difficult spots are and why one stretch is closed to kayaks.
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Drawa National Park: strict protection, mammals and research in the Drawsko Forest Co warto zobaczyć
Drawa National Park: strict protection, mammals and research in the Drawsko Forest
Drawa National Park, established in 1990, lies in three voivodeships, and its headquarters is in Drawno. In the West Pomeranian part there are seven areas of strict protection, and the rivers are home to salmon, vimba bream and otter.
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Jasne Błonia: plane trees, a parade ground and the Quistorp family's land Co warto zobaczyć
Jasne Błonia: plane trees, a parade ground and the Quistorp family's land
Jasne Błonia was laid out in 1925-1927 on land belonging to the Quistorp family, in front of the building of the former seat of the provincial authorities. The text describes the axis from the City Hall to the Arkona Forest, the plane trees, the links with the Quistorps and the two monuments standing on the square.
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Lubie, Ińsko, Wielimie and Woświn - four lakes, four characters Co warto zobaczyć
Lubie, Ińsko, Wielimie and Woświn - four lakes, four characters
Lubie, Ińsko, Wielimie and Woświn lie in the Drawsko and Ińsko Lakelands, and they differ in depth, size and surroundings. We set out their data with the sources given, and the discrepancies between them.
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Lake Drawsko: Bielawa Island, fishermen and pre-war motor boats Co warto zobaczyć
Lake Drawsko: Bielawa Island, fishermen and pre-war motor boats
Lake Drawsko is the largest lake of the Drawsko Lakeland, with Bielawa Island, a fishing tradition going back to the days of the Drahim starostwo and motor boats that sailed here before the war. The dimensions of the lake are given from two sources, because they differ.
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Lake Drawsko: the second deepest in Poland, glacial channels and twelve islands Co warto zobaczyć
Lake Drawsko: the second deepest in Poland, glacial channels and twelve islands
According to Wikipedia, Drawsko is the second deepest lake in Poland after Hańcza. How it formed where glacial channels cross, what lives on its islands and which nature reserves lie in the Drawsko Landscape Park around it.
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