Pieszcz: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider region around Pieszcz are Jarosławiec Beach, Dębina Beach and Rowy Beach. Also located in the wider region are “Darłowo – Gothic Castle, 14th Century” and “krag castle”. Travellers want to book a hotel in Pieszcz.

History and Landscape

The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross stands in Pieszcz. It was built in the late 15th century in the Late Gothic style; its architectural form is described as unique in Pomerania.

Later historical elements of the church include a southern chapel from the 17th century, a Neo-Gothic extension from the end of the 19th century, a tower dated 1625 and a clock face of the church tower dated 1822.

In 1782, Magdalena Regina von Krockow created a landscape park in Pieszcz.

The former Pieszcz Castle has not survived; by the mid-1980s, only ruins considered structurally unsafe remained.

Pieszcz is documented as an old Slavic settlement first mentioned in 1335, and as an estate that belonged to the Below family for more than 500 years.

Pieszcz was associated with sheep farming for a long time; during one period, more than 1,000 sheep were kept there.

Before the Second World War, Pieszcz had a significant historic agricultural and village economy with a grain watermill, a sawmill, a brickworks, a lime kiln, an inn and a distillery.

Other places to compare: Sławno, Staniewice, Bobolin, Domasławice, Wicie, Jezierzany, Stary Jarosław, Łącko.

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