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Redło – Sports Facilities and Local History

Accommodation in Redło

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Redło combines sports facilities with a parish church, a preserved mill and historic railway station buildings. This gives you different points of interest to consider when planning your trip: sports facilities, local history and a specific harvest festival held in 2025.

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Key facts about Redło

  • The Stadion sportowy w Redło has a 100 × 60-metre football pitch and a 400-metre running track around it. An outdoor mini-fitness area is also listed at the stadium site.
  • The playing area in the sports hall in Redło measures 30 × 18 metres.
  • The parish church of the Nativity of St John the Baptist was built in 1859 in the Neo-Romanesque style.
  • A mill dating from the 1870s has been preserved in Redło. The railway station buildings date from the late 19th century to the 1920s.
  • On 30 August 2025, the municipal and parish harvest festival “Dożynki 2025” was held at the sports ground.

What sports facilities are there in Redło?

Two clearly distinct measurements come together at the stadium: the football pitch is 100 × 60 metres, while the running track around it is 400 metres long. The track is part of the facility surrounding the football pitch; it is not described as a separate track of a different length. If you are interested in football or running, you can use these details as a practical guide when choosing where to go.

According to the municipal sports directory, the stadium site also has an outdoor mini-fitness area. For a different kind of sports facility, there is the sports hall, whose playing area measures 30 × 18 metres. Redło therefore offers outdoor facilities at the stadium as well as a playing area inside the sports hall.

What does the town’s history tell us?

The parish church of the Nativity of St John the Baptist is an example of Neo-Romanesque architecture in Redło. Its construction date, 1859, provides a specific point of reference. There is also the mill dating from the 1870s, which has been preserved to this day. The church and the mill are two distinct buildings.

The railway station buildings are also part of the town’s historic character. They date from the late 19th century to the 1920s. They are among the few examples of railway architecture in the municipality and document its historical development. Together with the church and mill, they offer different perspectives on Redło: religious architecture, a preserved mill building and structures associated with the railway.

What is known about the harvest festival?

“Dożynki 2025” was a municipal and parish harvest festival held on 30 August 2025 at the sports ground in Redło. Guests could sample regional food, and local craftspeople presented their products. For travel-planning purposes, this should be treated as a past event, not as an indication of a future event date.

If you would like to compare other town pages, you can also find Brusno, Kocury, Sławoborze, Sława, Czarnków, Bad Polzin, Świdwin and Jastrzębniki here.

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FAQ

How large is the football pitch at Stadion sportowy w Redło?

The football pitch is 100 × 60 metres. The running track around it is 400 metres long.

When was “Dożynki 2025” held?

The municipal and parish harvest festival was held on 30 August 2025 at the sports ground in Redło. Regional food was on offer, and local craftspeople presented their products.

Which historic buildings are associated with Redło?

They include the parish church of the Nativity of St John the Baptist, built in 1859 in the Neo-Romanesque style; a preserved mill dating from the 1870s; and railway station buildings dating from the late 19th century to the 1920s.

For the broader travel overview: Świdwin.