What to visit

Considering that most of the guests never had the opportunity to visit the western region of Poland, we are recommending a number of options to explore before or after the wedding as it offers something for everyone, from history buffs and nature lovers to seaside enthusiasts.

Local Attractions Near Tarnowo, Łobez

For those staying closer to the venue, there are local gems to explore:

• Połczyn Zdrój: A health resort town with charming streets and a beautiful park.
• Drawsko Landscape Park: A beautiful area for hiking, kayaking, and enjoying nature (40 km away).
• Regional Nature Trails: Take a walk or bike ride along trails surrounding the Stara Rega River.

Summer Activities Near Młyn nad Starą Regą

The area surrounding Młyn nad Starą Regą offers a variety of summer activities for those looking to relax, explore nature, or enjoy cultural experiences. Here’s a list of options:

1. Nature Exploration

• Kayaking on the Rega River:
  Paddle through serene landscapes and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding forests and meadows. Kayak rentals are available nearby.
• Hiking and Cycling Trails:
  The region offers several scenic routes, ideal for exploring the countryside and enjoying the fresh air.
• Drawsko Landscape Park (40 km):
  A natural haven with lakes, forests, and trails, perfect for hiking or a picnic.

2. Beach and Water Activities

• Lakes in Pojezierze Drawskie:
  Discover the beauty of Pojezierze Drawskie where you will find over 250 lakes with crystal-clear water and beautiful beaches, oftentimes located in the charming villages, and surrounded by the lush forests.
• Kołobrzeg Beach:
  Relax on the sandy shores of the Baltic Sea, take a swim, or enjoy water sports like windsurfing and paddleboarding.
• Fishing Trips:
  The Stara Rega River and nearby lakes are popular spots for fishing enthusiasts.

3. Relaxation

• Spa Treatments in Kołobrzeg:
  This seaside city is known for its therapeutic spa centers, offering treatments like mud baths and massages.

4. Culinary experience

• Gospoda Ryby Lubie (35km)
  Enjoy its famous fish (Pstrąg) or fish soup in a small, local restaurant located near lake Lubie, one of the biggest lakes in the region.
• Agroturystyka nad Drawą, Rzepowo (47km)
  An authentic, very local bar in this Farmhouse serves fresh fish from their own fish pools. Tables are situated in the garden with the fish pools in sight. Favorite fish place of Mika and Maria.
• Veranda Restaurant in M Club Hotel | Lubie Resort (28km)
  Restaurant with a stunning view to the Lubie lake.
• Karczma Tyrolska u Martina (36km)
  Beautifully located Tyrolean Inn, where the food served is carefully made according to original recipes straight from the Austrian Alps.
  Reserve the table via phone: +48 94 363 11 90

Other key places to visit

Szczecin (140 km, ~2-hour drive)

The largest city in the region, Szczecin is a hub of culture, history, and architecture, blending German and Polish influences.

• Highlights:
  • Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle: A Renaissance castle with exhibitions and concerts.
  • Wały Chrobrego Promenade: A scenic riverside area with stunning views of the Oder River.
  • Cathedral Basilica of St. James the Apostle: A beautiful Gothic church with a panoramic tower.
  • Rosengarten: A peaceful park filled with rose gardens.

Gdańsk (260 km, ~3.5-hour drive)

A historic port city on the Baltic coast, Gdańsk is famous for its medieval architecture, vibrant culture, and pivotal role in European history.

• Highlights:
  • Long Market (Długi Targ): A historic square lined with colorful merchant houses.
  • St. Mary’s Basilica: One of the largest brick churches in the world.
  • European Solidarity Center: A modern museum showcasing the history of the Solidarity movement.
  • Night Life: The town has plenty of offers for partygoers. By night, the Long Market and the Old Town Becomes a lively hub with restaurant bars and pubs. You can also enjoy rooftop bars such as High5 bar or Rooftop by Sassy. Clubs such as B90 are set in a post-industrial space, while for a more relaxed vibe you can find jazz spots in clubs like Cafe Absinthe or Klub Parlament.
  • Teutonic Castle in Malbork (50km from Gdańsk): The largest castle in the world by land area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Guided Tours are highly recommended. 

Poznań (~200 km, ~3-hour drive)

A vibrant city known for its Renaissance-style Old Town and role in Polish history.

• Highlights:
  • Old Market Square (Stary Rynek): A lively square with colorful townhouses and cafes.
  • Poznań Cathedral: The oldest cathedral in Poland, located on Ostrów Tumski.
  • Poznań Croissant Museum: A unique experience to learn about the local St. Martin’s Croissant.
  • Cytadela Park: A large green space with monuments and art installations.

Warsaw (500 km, ~6-hour drive)

Poland’s capital city, combining a rich history with a modern vibe. While a bit farther, it’s worth visiting for a weekend trip.

• Highlights:
  • Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage site, rebuilt after World War II.
  • Warsaw Uprising Museum: A moving tribute to the city’s resilience during WWII.
  • Łazienki Park: A stunning royal park with a palace and peacocks.
  • Palace of Culture and Science: An iconic skyscraper with panoramic city views.

Berlin

Germany’s capital is a city of contrasts, where historic landmarks stand alongside modern art and nightlife scenes. 

• Highlights: 

• • Brandenburg Gate: An iconic symbol of Berlin, this neoclassical monument represents unity and peace.
  • Berlin Wall Memorial & East Side Gallery: Explore the remnants of the Berlin Wall, including the open-air East Side Gallery featuring murals by artists from around the world.
  • Nightlife in Berlin: Known as the global capital of electronic music, Berlin hosts iconic clubs like Berghain, Sisyphos, and Tresor.