Kalisz Pomorski: Hotels and Accommodation

Kalisz Pomorski is situated on three lakes; the largest is Bobrowo Wielkie, covering an area of 29.4 hectares. You can book a hotel in Kalisz Pomorski. The specific lakeside setting is well suited to travel plans focused on a landscape shaped by lakes.

History and Culture

Kalisz Pomorski was granted town rights by the Brandenburg margraves in 1303. For visitors interested in history, this provides a specific point of reference.

In the immediate vicinity of Kalisz Pomorski lies Kalisz Pomorski - Zamek XIV w. In the surrounding area is Drawno - Zamek rycerski XIV w.; in the wider regional area are Tuczno - Zamek rycerski XIVw. and Racza.

Geographical Setting

The international Szczecin–Bydgoszcz T-10 road route runs through the centre of Kalisz Pomorski.

Historical Development

In the 15th century, textile production developed in the town, particularly cloth-making.

A railway connection introduced in the 19th century revitalised the town and brought visitors from Berlin to the locality for recreation.

For further comparison with other localities: Lubieszewo, Drawsko Pomorskie, Borne, Stare Kaleńsko, Bobrowo, Wierzchowo, Broczyno, Zabin.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Dramburg.