Choszczeński: Hotels and accommodations

Choszczno lies between the Stobnica River and Lake Klukom in a marshy area. The town belongs to the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in northwestern Poland.

History and townscape

The townscape includes a Gothic church and historic buildings dating from the industrial development of the 19th century, including a gasworks and a water tower. The recorded history of Choszczno dates back to the Middle Ages; the first mentions date from the 9th century.

Railway and cycling

Choszczno is located on the main railway line between Szczecin and Poznań. During a municipal cycling event, the route passed through the town’s streets, past the PKP railway station, and then continued onto a cycle path. The event ended at Choszczno’s town beach.

Regional surroundings

The wider region around Choszczno is home to the “Drawno – Zamek rycerski XIV w.” knight’s castle from the 14th century. Choszczno County encompasses the lake districts of Choszczno, Myślibórz, Ińsko, and Drawsko; Drawno National Park is located within the Gmina of Drawno.

Other places

Other places in this section are Skrzaty, Dominikowo, Gostyczyn, Bierzwnik, Łasko, Kiełpino, Drawno, Choszczno, and Bonin.

For the higher-level travel overview: West Pomerania.