A boat with a bunker
A weir designed to raise the water level of the Piława River and enhance its defensive capabilities as a barrier to people and vehicles along a stretch of over 2 km (from the river’s outlet from Lake Długie). A special permanent hydrotechnical structure, linked to a passive shelter, designed specifically for this purpose. Built on the plan of an elongated, irregular rectangle. A reinforced concrete structure with steel elements for regulating water flow. A combat shelter equipped with a single machine gun was built nearby to provide cover for the structure. Inside the shelter: a passageway, two rooms with mechanisms for regulating water discharge.

Dolina Piławy

Jeziora Świdno - Sarcze
Powierzchnia łączna jezior to 66 ha, ich długość to 2,4 km, natomiast maksymalna szerokość sięga 700 m. Głębokość maksymalna sięga 15 m, natomiast średnia głębokość to 4,9 m.
Jeziora charakteryzują się wysoką czystością wód, sklasyfikowanych w I i II klasach. Linia brzegowa jest dostępna dla turystów, z dużymi łachami piachu. W jeziorze można spotkać: raki, szczupaka, lina, leszcza, okonia, płoć i karpia.
Wokół jezior funkcjonuje rozwinięta baza noclegowo-rekreacyjna.

Jezioro Nobliny (Niewlino)

Jezioro Trzesiecko

Kościół filialny pw. św. Antoniego Padewskiego

Kościół parafialny pw. Matki Bożej Wspomożenia Wiernych

Kościół pw. Niepokalanego Poczęcia Naświętszej Marii Panny

Lake Broczyno
The lake runs north to south and has an elongated shape. It is a small local lake with clear waters, frequently stocked with fish by the Polish Angling Association. Fish such as carp and grass carp can be found in the waters of Broczyn. In the northwestern part of the lake, there is a swimming area with a dock.

Memorial with pepesha at Soviet civil-military cemetery
A tomb with the monument is located on the civil-military cemetery in Borne Sulinowo. Pass it, leave Borne Sulinowo along Wojska Polskiego Street in the direction of the village of Krągi. The tombstone of Ivan Paddubny has an unusual shape. A monument depicting a hand holding a pepesha pointed at the sky was placed on it. It is an extraordinary place due to both its history and its present its looks. The Soviet military cemetery in Borne Sulinowo was founded in 1945. However, the soldiers who died during the war during the battle for the nearby Pomeranian Wall were not buried there. They lie a few kilometres away, in the forest near the village of Krągi. The cemetery, located outside the town in the woods on the way to Szczecinek, was created after the establishment of a Soviet military base in Sulinowo, and the dead citizens of the USSR were buried there until the liquidation of the base in 1992. There are 344 graves, whereas as many as 146 of which are of unknown people.
The monument, as the inhabitants of Borne Sulinowo claim, is the obelisk commemorating the 'heroic' deed of Plutonowy [Platoon Commander] Ivan Poddubny. Shortly after World War II, the Soviet soldier became famous for his participation in a bloody battle 'made' to the inhabitants of the nearby village of Krągi. A dozen people died in the gunfight, and Ivan wanted to stop injustice on his very own.

Palace
The palace was erected in 1924. It was built on an irregular floor plan in an eclectic style. The two-story building is particularly interesting when viewed from the park. The centrally located round tower, with a balcony supported by two columns, immediately catches the eye. The staircases built into the wings add to its charm. The palace is surrounded by a park with an access road. Until 1939, the palace changed hands frequently. The last owner died in a concentration camp.
From 1939 to 1945, the palace was used by a youth organization affiliated with the Nazi Party—the Hitler Youth. After the war, the estate served various purposes. Today, it houses the Salesian Youth Educational Center “Dom Młodzieży.”

Plaża Miejska

Plaża Słoneczna

Przemysław's Tower
The tower was built in honor of German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck between 1910 and 1911 on the site of a medieval settlement. Years later, it was renamed Przemysław Tower. Today, the tower serves as a public observation tower. At its summit is a terrace offering a beautiful view of Lake Trzesiecko and part of the city’s skyline, making it one of Szczecinek’s most interesting attractions. Below the tower is a pier with a water tram stop, an outdoor gym, and a designated bonfire area.

The Officer House in Borne Sulinowo
The house was built by the Germans in 1935-1936 for representational purposes.  The house is situated at Pile Lake. The German Army – the Wehrmacht – trained its officers and sub-officers in the building. The Germans also had an officer messdeck. In 1945-1992, i.e. at the time when the Russians controlled the town, the building was called a ‘Garrison Officer House’. At the time, it had a library, cinema, theatre, disco, local television transmitting TV programmes from Moscow, and a concert hall.

The Ruins of Guderian's Villa
The villa was built by the Germans in the 1930s. While they were stationed in Borne Sulinowo, many high-ranking commanders of the Third Reich’s armed forces stayed in this building. One of them was Heinz Wilhelm Guderian, who, among other things, commanded the ground forces’ attack on Poland in 1939 during the September Campaign. After the end of World War II, the building served as a kindergarten for Russian children whose parents were stationed in Borne Sulinowo at the time. As the name suggests, only the ruins of the building remain, but it is worth noting the front door, above which some decorative elements have been preserved.

Town Hall
The town hall was built according to neo-Gothic style, with neo-Romanesque elements. The town hall of Szczecinek was constructed in 1852. The date of its construction and the coat of arms of the town are inscribed on a plate placed on the town hall tower. The plate is situated above the window on the first floor. The town hall has a small courtyard with a glass roof. In the conference room there are beautiful stained glass windows whose author was a Berlin-based artist Bosh. One of the walls of the town hall features a commemorative plaque in memory of the flood of 1888. It was placed at the exact height that was reached by the water at the time. You can enter the building during the opening time of the Municipal Office. Every day at noon an anthem is played from the clock tower.

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