Attractions in the area

5 km PUCK - CITY WITH HISTORY

began in the Middle Ages. In the second half of the 13th century there was a castellany stronghold of the dukes of Eastern Pomerania in Puck. From 1309 the Teutonic Knights ruled the town. Puck was granted town rights by the Germans in 1348. In 1466 Puck was incorporated into Royal Prussia. During the reign of the Vasa dynasty, Puck was the base of the Polish fleet. It was the first Polish war port. In 1772, the town was incorporated into the state of Frederick the Great. After a period of decline, in 1818 Puck (then Putzig) became the seat of the district. At that time, its importance increased slightly. A hospital, a town hall and a pier were built at that time. On 10 February 1920, the "wedding of Poland with the sea" took place here. Worth seeing are the Gothic parish church from the 13th century with a chapel founded by the Wejher family, a wooden baroque hospital (the Museum of the Puck Region), fragments of the foundations of a medieval Teutonic castle, and the neo-Gothic town hall from 1865 with a restored market square.

14.5 km PARK OF EVOLUTION IN SŁAWUTÓWK - plenty of attractions in one place Dinosaurs Park, Amusement Park, 7D Underwater Journey, Prehistoric Cinema and many other amazing attractions.

19km REDA - AQUAPARK safe, modern complex of pools and water attractions for adults and children. You can spend the whole day here taking advantage of a special interesting family offer. Apart from traditional swimming pools, there are many other attractions in the aquapark - a rushing river, water slides (one of them runs through the aquarium with sharks), a swimming pool - castle, a swimming pool with artificial waves and many pools with massages and spouts.

21.2km KŁANINO a charming neo-Renaissance 18th century palace of the Grass family rebuilt after 1850; full of interesting carved architectural elements

28,4km KROKOWA one of the older Kashubian villages; worth seeing here is the neo-Gothic St. Catherine's parish church from the mid-19th century with its characteristic octagonal towers and a palace extended from the 14th century (restored in 1990 by a Polish-German foundation). The palace currently houses a hotel and a museum.

32.5 km ŻARNOWIEC is worth a visit to the beautiful Gothic (with neo-Gothic elements) church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. James the Elder; founded in the 14th century by Casimir the Great, it was restored in 1910. In the town centre, there is a market square with a medieval urban layout and a few preserved wooden and brick buildings.

52,1km HEL Fishing Museum with rich collections, fishermen's houses of half-timbered construction from the 19th century and Evangelical church with a Gothic brick presbytery from the end of the 14th century.

60 km Kashubian Miniature Park in one place, in one scale of 1:25, you can see faithful copies of the most characteristic objects of Kashubia, Poland and the world, as well as models of the most famous buildings - including churches, castles, manor houses and other interesting buildings, and above all the Palace in Rzucewo.

The Przebendowskich and Keyserlingk Palace is a historic 19th-century residence and at the same time the seat of the Museum of Kashubian-Pomeranian Literature and Music. In addition to the regional collection, the museum also holds the oldest, unique documents from the beginnings of the town of Wejherowo. It is worth visiting the palace interiors, where the walls are decorated with polychrome paintings.

The route through Wejherowo's Calvary, or Calvary Trail, measures 4.6 km. It takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes to walk the whole trail. It includes 26 chapels. Many people opt for the shorter variant. The most famous route among tourists is the one that includes 14 chapels. It begins at point 11: Pilate's Palace Chapel and ends at point 25: Lord's Tomb Chapel.