Wierzchowo: Hotels and Accommodation

Wierzchowo is home to the Church of St Adalbert, which was built entirely of red brick in 1891. A memorial to local residents who died in the First World War stands beside it. For visitors interested in local history and sacred architecture, it is a tangible cultural point of reference.

You can book a hotel in Wierzchowo.

The local Gminny Ośrodek Sportu i Turystyki is involved in organising artistic, entertainment and tourist events, as well as performances, exhibitions, shows and festivals.

The Sośnica nature reserve protects an old beech and oak forest on Góra Mylna, a 181-metre-high moraine elevation. The woodland is estimated to be 250 to 300 years old and also includes a wild cherry forest.

A memorial site in Wierzchowo commemorates the battles fought to break through the Pomeranian Wall.

Racza is located in the vicinity of Wierzchowo.

In the wider regional surroundings of Wierzchowo are Kalisz Pomorski – Zamek XIV w., Spyczyna Góry and Wola Góra.

A guide to Powiat Drawski describes marked hiking, cycling, educational and Nordic walking routes and lists Wierzchowo among the places covered.

Wierzchowo is associated with the former internment centre for Solidarity activists in Wierzchowo Pomorskie, which was established in December 1981.

Wierzchowo Pomorskie railway station was connected to the railway network in 1900. The railway line towards Wałcz and line 416 were later closed; the Kalisz Pomorski–Złocieniec line was closed in 1996.

Other places: Drawsko Pomorskie, Bobrowo, Łabędzie, Psie Głowy, Ostrowice K Drawska Pomorskiego, Lubieszewo, Stare Kaleńsko, Broczyno.

For the overview of the wider destination: Dramburg.