Nawodna: Hotels and Accommodation

Around Nawodna are a castle ruin, the Lenné Park and the Fuchsquelle spring. The castle ruin is a specific point of interest for those interested in culture.

You can book a hotel in Nawodna.

Culture and History

The wider regional surroundings of Nawodna also include a burial mound field, a former church, a tower ruin, Herrenwerder and the NABU Blumberger Mühle station. The burial mound field is another specific point of interest for visitors interested in culture and history.

Nawodna is recorded for the year 1244, when the village was transferred to the Knights Templar by Barnim I of Pomerania.

The post-war history of the place name includes the form Nadwodna, which was later changed to Nawodna and approved in 1946.

From 1945 to 1954, Nawodna was the seat of the Nawodna Gmina.

Nawodna is located in Poland, in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Gryfino County and in the Chojna Gmina.

Nature and Trails

In a documented Nordic walking rally in Nawodna, one route was described as challenging; the same documentation also credits it with beautiful views of the village.

For views of other places, the following local pages provide further information: Cedynia, Stare Brynki, Krzywin, Nowe Czarnowo, Steklno, Gryfino, Stare Czarnowo, Kolbatz.

To the overview of the wider destination: Greifenhagen.