Czaplinek: Hotels and Accommodation

Racza lies in the wider regional area surrounding Czaplinek; Połczyn Zdrój - Ducal Castle, 13th century, Wola Góra, and Skotna Góra are also located in this wider regional area. This classification is relevant for travelers who also wish to take the landscape in the wider surroundings of Czaplinek into account during their trip.

You can book a hotel in Czaplinek.

Landscape

Spyczyna Góry is located in the vicinity of Czaplinek.

Getting Around

A hiking route crosses the Czaplinek area over a distance of approximately 40 kilometers and is also available to cyclists. This suits travel interests that include hiking or cycling in Czaplinek.

Cycle routes begin in Czaplinek and run toward the lakes, to Stare Drawsko, to Drawski Landscape Park, and to nearby nature reserves.

History

Czaplinek was granted town rights in 1291. Historically, the town and Drahim Castle together formed Poland's northernmost fortress from 1407 until the beginning of the second half of the 17th century.

Nature

Czaplinek is described as being surrounded by lakes, giving the town an island-like setting.

Lake Drawsko covers 1,781.5 hectares, reaches a maximum depth of 79.7 meters, and has 12 islands, including Bielawa.

There are more than 30 lakes in the Czaplinek Gmina; forests cover 40 percent of its area, and almost one-third lies within Drawski Landscape Park.

Culture

Czaplinek's attractions include the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Sławogród, the Municipal Museum Chamber, and monuments to the Pope and a fisherman.

Waterways

A kayaking route beginning in Czaplinek is connected with a route once traveled by John Paul II.

Further destinations: Drawsko Pomorskie, Ostrowice K Drawska Pomorskiego, Złocieniec, Siemczyno, Borne, Kalisz Pomorski, Lubieszewo, Łabędzie.

For further planning, you can then continue to the accommodation search for Czaplinek.

To the higher-level travel overview: Dramburg.