Miroslawiec: Hotels and Accommodation

Mirosławiec is located in the southeastern part of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship and in the western part of Wałcz County.

Nature and Bodies of Water

The wider area includes the Mirosławiec municipality, which lies in the Wałcz Lakeland and encompasses 22 lakes. The area around Mirosławiec is also associated with the Wielki Bytyń Nature Reserve and the Rosiczki Mirosławskie Nature Reserve.

Black hiking trails run around Lake Bytyń Wielki and from Mirosławiec towards Złocieniec. In the immediate vicinity of Mirosławiec, the Korytnica River is associated with canoeing tours in the wider area around the town.

Culture and History

Mirosławiec is home to the Museum of the Pomeranian Wall, a historical institution with exhibitions related to the battles in the Wałcz Land.

The historic center of Mirosławiec includes the former market square and the former Deutsches Haus Hotel. A church is visible from this former market square.

The historic townscape also includes the Jewish cemetery of Mirosławiec, which is considered one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries of its kind in West Pomerania.

The surrounding area of Mirosławiec includes Kalisz Pomorski – 14th-century castle and Racza. The wider regional area includes Tuczno – 14th-century knights' castle and Drawno – 14th-century knights' castle.

The same broader network of towns also includes Karsibór, Kolno, Nowa Studnica, Wałcz, Lowicz Walecki, Rusinowo, Hanki and Tuczno.

To the broader travel overview: Wałcz.