Kalisz Pomorski: Hotels and Accommodations

Kalisz Pomorski is located next to three lakes. The largest of them is Bobrowo Wielkie, covering an area of 29.4 hectares.

Nature

The lakes define Kalisz Pomorski’s immediate connection to the surrounding landscape. Racza is also located in the wider regional area.

History

In 1303, Kalisz Pomorski was granted town rights by the Brandenburg margraves. Textile production, particularly clothmaking, developed here in the 15th century. A railway connection introduced in the 19th century revitalized the town and brought visitors from Berlin for recreation.

Culture

Kalisz Pomorski - Zamek XIV w. is located in the immediate vicinity of Kalisz Pomorski. Drawno - Zamek rycerski XIV w. is situated in the surrounding area. Tuczno - Zamek rycerski XIVw. is also located in the wider regional area.

Geographical Classification

The international Szczecin–Bydgoszcz T-10 road route runs through the center of Kalisz Pomorski.

The same regional context also includes Borne, Lubieszewo, Czaplinek, Ostrowice K Drawska Pomorskiego, Bobrowo, Zabin, Broczyno and Łabędzie.

For the higher-level travel overview: Dramburg.