Kołczygłówki: Hotels and Accommodation

Kołczygłówki is home to the Waldemar Puttkamer Palace, built in 1868 and designed as a two-storey neoclassical building with a front avant-corps, pilasters, a coat of arms, a small pentagonal tower and a veranda. For travellers interested in historic architecture, it is a specific cultural point of reference in the village.

You can book a hotel in Kołczygłówki.

Geographical Location

According to the 2021 National Population and Housing Census, Kołczygłówki had 279 inhabitants.

Kołczygłówki is a village in the Gmina of Kołczygłowy, in Bytów County, in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland.

The Church of the Saviour in Cetyń is located 3 km west of Kołczygłówki.

Radusz lies 2½ km northeast of Kołczygłówki.

Jezierze lies 3 km north of Kołczygłówki.

Culture and History

In addition, a neoclassical palace from the mid-19th century is recorded in Kołczygłówki. It is described as having a pilaster-articulated avant-corps with a knight's coat of arms, a corner tower and a veranda.

In the wider regional surroundings of Kołczygłówki are Bytów, with its Gothic Teutonic Order castle from the 14th and 15th centuries (“Gotycki zamek krzyżacki XIV I XV w.”), as well as Siemierzycka Góra. For those interested in culture, the castle mentioned is a specific cultural and historical point of reference.

Kołczygłówki formerly had a railway stop called Kołczygłówki.

For further comparisons with nearby localities, Parchowo, Tuchomie, Świerzno, Brzeźno Szlacheckie, Borowy Mlyn, Przewoz, Kozy and Lakie can also be considered.

For the broader travel overview: Bytów.