Agritourism "In the apple orchard."
We would like to invite you to our house standing in the village of Je¿yce, located near the bustling tourist season Dar³owek. The proximity of the sea (12 km) makes the location of our house very attractive both in summer and winter. The location near forests, paths suitable for hiking and biking makes the stay "In the apple orchard" can be pleasant at any time of the year. There are 4 2,3,4-bed rooms with bathrooms and access to a shared kitchen and dining room. In the garden there is a volleyball court, a place for a bonfire, a barbecue area, a sandpit with a slide, a sauna and a hot tub and much more. Bibliophiles can hole up in a hammock, on a lounger or simply under the quilt with a book, a selection of which is at guests' disposal, as is a collection of board games that are great fun for the whole family. Evenings can be made more enjoyable by watching your favorite movies in "Ogryzek" - the home theater.

Agritourism New Kraków
House at the end of the Polish countryside - 12 km from the beach in Darlowko and 8 km from Velo Baltica.
We have for you:
* 5 rooms for 2,3 people, all with bathrooms, tv, refrigerator.
* supposedly (opinion of our guests) the most delicious breakfasts - all based on our and local products.
* a huge green area,
* billiards,
* ping pong,
* barbecue area,
* campfire, fish ponds,
* in addition, your time will be made more pleasant by their sounds: chickens, roosters, and even 2 goats - in a word: half a hectare of freedom at the disposal of guests - plenty of places where you can hide to rest in a hammock or on a deck chair.
For children, a playground with a slide, a trampoline, an area for playing ball or babington.
For cyclists:
* lockable room for bicycles,
* necessary tools for mini repairs,
* compressor.
We are at your service: Bożena, Waldek and Justyna - if you need small purchases - to be waiting for you upon arrival or would like to eat something - let us know - we will try to make your bicycle journey easier :) Just 8 km from us - in Darlowo - there is a bicycle service center and a specialized bicycle store.

Arche Aircraft Factory
The Arche Fabryka Samolotów Mielno Hotel is an extraordinary place, located in picturesque surroundings between the Baltic Sea and Lake Jamno. It is an ideal location for those seeking relaxation close to nature and for enthusiasts of active leisure, as the famous Velo Baltica cycle route, part of an international network of cycle routes, runs right next to the hotel.
The hotel offers a variety of accommodation options:
comfortable rooms for 2, 3, 4, and 6 people in the main part of the building,
industrial 2-person rooms in the historic part of the hotel - Hangar 3500,
unique accommodation in Ecoboxes, i.e. converted shipping containers.
The hotel has free parking for cyclists, which is monitored 24 hours a day, ensuring the safety of both guests and their equipment.
For lovers of physical activity, we have prepared a large recreational area. The 1944 Workshop houses a pizzeria and a bowling alley. In addition, guests can borrow sports equipment free of charge, including balls and Nordic walking poles.
The facility also has a restaurant, Hala Odlotów, which serves delicious meals.
For those traveling by bike, the hotel offers maps of cycling routes in Western Pomerania, making it easy to plan interesting trips in the area.
We invite you to Arche Fabryka Samolotów Mielno – a place where history meets modernity and leisure takes on a new dimension.

Artillery targets on the beach
When, at the behest of Adolf Hitler, the Krupp concern proceeded in the late 1930s to construct and build the largest cannon of the 800mm caliber, it was simultaneously decided to adapt the artillery range stretching from Darłówek to Bobolin for the assembly and testing of this giant cannon. Todt's organization built there, among other things, a reinforced concrete crested wall with a circumference of about 2 kilometers and a height of 12 meters, which obscured any work on this weapon. Planks were inserted into the recesses between the wall's columns to dampen the shockwave from gunfire. From above, the area of the strict training ground was camouflaged with camouflage nets stretched over the pillars. Around the training ground were coastal defense posts, air defense posts and a network of bunkers. Between the walls there was an assembly station for the world's largest cannon and a special track system from which the mammoth cannon was fired with various projectiles. The following were tested there: projectile penetrating power, initial velocity, range, among others. Testing of the "Dora" and "Gustav" cannons was watched by Adolf Hitler and many of his marshals. mammoth cannons were also dismantled there and taken to the front by trains. Many other types of guns and cannons of caliber from 155 mm and upwards were also tested at this training ground at various positions. The training ground area was guarded from the sea, land and air. It was guarded by anti-aircraft artillery positions, coastal artillery positions and machine gun nests. Several shelters were equipped with pancerwerki, or steel domes up to 500 mm thick, which were mainly used to test the penetrating power of their armor. Such pancerworks and bunkers acting as firing targets were located in Bobolin. On both sides of the mouth of a branch of the Grabowa River known as the Dead River to the Baltic Sea were also shore artillery positions defending the area against landing from the sea, as well as anti-aircraft artillery positions that did not leave the training ground to be bombed.
Leszek Walkiewicz

BALTIVIA Sea Resort ****
Hotel BALTIVIA Sea Resort **** is the sea at your fingertips. It is located in the center of Mielno, a bustling tourist destination in the West Pomeranian province. Our rooms and suites have a beautiful view of the Baltic Sea. There is a Sea View Restaurant and Sea View Bar, a cafe with a panoramic view of Mielno. FitoSPA offers a wide range of treatments and massages. For cyclists, we offer parking in our underground garage, there is also a bicycle rental service. We have unicycles for adults and children, as well as car seats for the youngest. The bicycle information corner is filled with maps of Mielno and surrounding towns and cities, as well as leaflets with routes such as Velo Baltica. On the fourth floor of the property, there is a Viewing Terrace and a Tourist Corner with brochures of all the tourist attractions in the region. Feel free to contact the Reception Desk, which will be happy to provide any information about our offer, as well as about bicycle routes and attractions in the area. You are cordially invited!

Bicycle counter Darlowo

Campground At The Beach
A charming campsite located on the beach. Possibility to rent brick or wooden cottages and lodges. Peaceful, family-oriented and safe. Comfortable facilities. Affordable prices. Permanent stay of the owners on site. We take care of peace and quiet at night.

Camping Bravo
Camping Brawo is a year-round facility, located in a green area in the center of Mielno. It is fenced and monitored 24 g/day. It is possible to pitch a tent, rent a room or a single or double cottage. In July and August it is better to make a reservation. Guests have access to sanitary facilities with always hot water. There is a kitchen ( electric hob, microwave, kettle) and a washing machine (for a fee). It is possible to store bicycles and dry clothes. In July and August you can also buy breakfast. At a distance of about 200 m there are several large stores (Polo Market, Dino, Biedronka).

Caste of Dukes of Pomerania
The castle in Darłowo is the only Gothic fortress on the Polish coast. It has been protecting Pomerania since the second half of the 14th century. So far, no documents which could confirm the exact date of its erection have been found. It is known, however, that in 1352 the ruler of Darłowo – duke Bogislaw V, married to Elizabeth, the daughter of Casmir the Great –  purchased the island on the Wieprza River with a mill from a rich burgher of Darłowo. Surely, his intention, at that time, was to erect a fortified building which could also serve representative purposes. Construction works lasted for almost 20 years. The fortress which was built then, was similar to the present shape of the castle. Its floor plan resembled a square. The fortress yard was protected by a 14-meter wall with battements. In the northern wing, there was a gateway which led the town. The fortified southern gateway led to the castle’s utility grounds, to the farm and to the damps of the salmon farm. It was protected by a tower which was 23-meters high. The castle housed servants’ apartments, there was also a knights hall, duke’ s administrator’s seat, a great hall, chambers of the ducal family, a treasury and a chapel. Stairs inside the walls served as circulation space in the fortress.
The first, major rebuilding of the fortress was conducted by the famous duke – Eric of Pomerania. After he lost his thrones in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, the defeated ruler settled in his hometown - Darłowo. The last years of his life, 1449-1459, he devoted to rebuilding the castle in Darłowo to make similar to his former seat in the Danish Helsingør. Within one decade, the castle gained a two-storey wing and an additional ring of defensive walls.
The newly created wing, however, was soon disassembled. Around 1480, Bogislaw X, concluded that the castle yard was too small. He gave order to disassemble the outbuilding erected during Eric’s reign, and to expand the castle outside the wall. As a result, a new, three-storey wing with a basement was built. It was called “the Wieprza wing”, and it became the core part of the fortress. Bogislaw, however, was still not satisfied with the size of the castle yard – he expanded it by dismantling the inner part of the southern wing. But it was still not enough to satisfy the fast-growing needs of the ducal seat. Although Darłowo was only a temporary burial place for the rulers of Pomerania, they still wanted this place to be worth of their rank and ambitions. In the first part of the 16th century, Barnim XI started the last reconstruction of the castle in a Gothic style. Two storeys were added to the western wing, and the tower was elevated, so it was now 26 meters high. Around 1571, duke John Frederick, rebuilt the northern gateway in a Renaissance style. After the fire in 1624, Bogislaw XIV decided to improve castle’s residential role at the expense of its defensive function, then, the Darłowo fortress gained its final appearance. Big window openings appeared in the chambers of the west wing. Plans for renovation of the complicated vaulting in the knights hall were discarded. The hall’s function was transformed, it had been used as a chapel since then. After Bogus law’s XIV death, his wife Elizabeth moved into the castle. She took care of the heritage of the Pomeranian House of Griffins. After her death, the castle came into the hands of the Brandenburg. From that moment, it ceased to function as a ducal seat.
In the 17th century, there were two great fires in the castle. The fortress underwent several transformations - it served as a salt warehouse, as a hospital and as a prison. During the interwar period it was renovated. After that, the decision was made to turn it into a museum of the region. The first exhibition was opened for viewers in 1930. The castle managed to survive as a museum despite  the changing borderline of the country, and the changes of the authorities managing the castle. Right after the war, the museum was opened again. Fortunately, it did not suffer from much damage during the war. However, complete renovation and revitalisation were necessary. They were conducted in the 1970’s. After 17 years of renovation works, in 1988, the gates of the castle were again opened for visitors.
The permanent exhibition, in the castle museum in Darłowo, is divided into several parts. In the former knight’s hall, which later served as a chapel, visitors can admire religious art from the region of Sławno. The medieval church pulpit is certainly the most impressive item in the collection. The ornamented pulpit made of linden wood, and covered with gold, was the Elizabeth’s (Boguslaw’s wife) votive offering. Three, late Gothic sculptures also draw attention – one of them, the sculpture of The Virgin and Child with St. Anne, was used as a prop in the film adaptation of  “Krzyżacy” [“The Knights of the Cross”]. On the first floor of the connector building, historical objects of the local, folk art are displayed. There is also a reconstruction of a timber framed wall, as well as the water paintings, oil paintings and drawings portraying wattle and daub buildings. The tower in the castle serves as an example of interesting architectonic solutions- rib and groin vaulting and a staircase inside the wall. In this room, visitors can look at bronze plaques of the Polish rulers. In the southern wing of the fortress, there is a humble display of eastern art, which dates back to the prewar period. One of the most precious items in the collection is hanging on the wall of the first floor of the western staircase. It is a map of Pomerania, created by Lubinus. The map includes many details and precise information. Cities, towns, villages, castles, taverns, etc., were all marked in a different way. Lubinus marked even deciduous and coniferous forests. In the upper part of the map, there is a genealogical tree of the Dukes of Pomerania, and in the bottom part, there is a short description of the Western Pomerania. In the great hall, on the first floor of the eastern wing, engaged couples who wish so, may get married. The museum also houses a vast collection of Baroque and Neo-baroque furniture, ornamented with exquisite chip carvings. A Late-Renaissance four-poster bed, which is displayed on the second floor of the northern wing, is also worth seeing. This bed is special, not only because of its rich ornamentation, but also because it has an interesting inscription in Italian: “Conquer the sleep with love”. Another interesting thing to see in this chamber is the “garderoba”- type of a medieval toilet in the castle. The torture chamber has been preserved in the basement, where a vast collection of torture tools is displayed. This place is particularly popular with the youngest visitors. One of the peculiarities of Darłowo museum is the two-headed, taxidermed calf, which was born in 1919, in one of the nearby villages -  Janiewice.
One of the recent attractions in the museum, is an exhibition devoted to the history of Darłowo, which is displayed in the exhibition pavilion, in the eastern wing of the castle. It is titled “Dirlow- Rügenwalde - Darłowo. Town on the Baltic See”. It embraces the complicated history of this royal town. Every visitor should climb the tower to admire the beautiful panoramic view of the town, the Wieprza River and the surrounding area. However, much more popular with the tourists, who come to visit this place, is the observation deck, located in one of the castle’s wings.
A great number of tourists visit the castle every year, not only to see the museum’s rich collection, but also to admire the medieval architecture and to feel the atmosphere of the bygone centuries.

Dąb "Marcin Luter"

Deptak

Dom przy pl. Kościuszki 17

Dom przy ul. M. Curie-Skłodowskiej 23

Dom przy ul. Powstańców Warszawskich 15

Dom przy ul. Powstańców Warszawskich 49
Dom przy ul. Powstańców Warszawskich 49 to budynek zbudowany w XVIII w. Wnętrza przebudowywano w XIX i XX wieku. Jest to kamienica trzykondygnacyjna. Mieści się w zwartej zabudowie. Na pierwszej kondygnacji ulokowano pomieszczenia sklepowe. Dom jest dość wąski. Na drugiej kondygnacji znajdują się dwa duże trójdzielne okna, na trzeciej zaś -  jedno niewielkie okno. Elewacja jest odnowiona. Budynek posiada zdobienia nad i poniżej małego okna. Dom mieści się przy trakcie spacerowym, w niewielkiej odległości od darłowskiego zamku. Są tu ławeczki i stylowe latarnie. Ta część ulicy wyłączona została z ruchu samochodowego.

Dom przy ul. Powstańców Warszawskich 56

GEOVITA Health and Recreation Center
The Geovita Health and Recreation Center in Dabki, located 100 m from the sea and 650 m from Lake Bukowo, is an ideal place for both longer stays and family vacations, as well as for short weekend getaways. The location makes it possible for guests to fully enjoy the benefits of the seaside microclimate, which, combined with the treatments of the Maritime Institute of SPA & Wellness and wellness, allows for full regeneration of strength. We also offer the opportunity to organize training courses, seminars, conferences, business meetings and family and company celebrations.
We offer 195 beds, in 1-, 2- and 3-bed rooms and 4-bed suites. Each room has a private bathroom, refrigerator, TV, radio, telephone, Internet access and beach equipment. The hotel also has a dining room for 100 people, as well as a cafe and barbecue hut. We also have a conference room that can accommodate about 70x people.
Each of our guests will find attractions of interest. In addition to a tennis court, sports fields and a children's playground. guests can take advantage of SPA & Wellness services, as well as a Natural Treatment Facility with a swimming pool, gym and sauna.

Guest rooms "Paradise"
Pensjonacik ,,Paradise" is located at 9 Kantora Street in a quieter part of Mielno and offers rooms for 2, 3, 4 people with bathrooms. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace overlooking the city park and playground. On the first floor there is a kitchenette for guests of the guesthouse. Nearby is a grocery store and a large playground for children. To the sea is only 800m by a newly built road for pedestrians and bicycles.
You can easily park your car in our free parking lot as well as store your bicycle in a lockable garage. We have a free charging station for Bosh electric bicycles as well as xiaomi electric scooters and the usual 240V outdoor outlet for connecting your own charger. We provide free wi-fi internet for guests. The owners are avid cyclists themselves and will be happy to help with routes, etc. In our garden we offer our guests: a mini playground with a swing, slide and sandbox, a terrace with a table and a garden swing, tables, benches under the shelter to take a breather after a sunny day at the beach, barbecues where you can relax in the evening. Right next door is full of greenery city park with the largest playground in Mielno, volleyball and soccer fields.

Głaz pamiątkowy poświęcony Pionierom Ziemi Darłowskiej

Głaz pamiątkowy poświęcony Pomorzanom

Hotel Jan Janina Kroplewska
Family hotel located in a quiet and peaceful part of East Darlowko a few steps from the sandy beach. It offers a Water Park, where the pools have a total size of 1500m2. In addition, there are slides, wild river, jacuzzi and saunas, grotto and brine graduation tower. In addition to the Water Park, the hotel provides guests with an intimate hotel pool, next to which there is also a dry sauna. In the recreational part of the hotel there is a Playroom designed for the youngest Guests with a monkey grove with moving and rotating elements, while animations are conducted during high seasons and special offers. Additional features include wellness rooms with a wide range of facial and body treatments. There is also an automatic two-lane bowling alley and a gym. The hotel offers the possibility of renting bicycles and helmets for children. Vegetarian, vegan as well as gluten-free meals are prepared upon request and for an additional fee.

Hotel Unitral Operator Sp. z o.o.

Kamienica Hemptenmacherów

Kościół filialny pw. Matki Boskiej Królowej Polski w Iwięcinie

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Antoniego Padewskiego

Kościół pw. Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej

Kościół pw. św. Jerzego

Landrynka wynajem pokoi

Lapidarium

Lipa drobnolistna

Osada nad wodą

playground and self-service bicycle repair station

Pomnik "Bohaterom Wału Pomorskiego"

Pomnik Bojownikom o wolność i demokrację

Pomnik Eryka

Pomnik poświęcony parafianom zmarłym przed 1945 r.

Pomnik św. Franciszka

Pomnik Zwycięstwa

Rest area and self-service bicycle repair station

Royal Park Hotel & SPA ***
The exclusive hotel by the sea Royal Park Hotel & Spa *** is located in a picturesque area in a quiet neighborhood near the center of Mielno just 500 from the course of the EuroVelo 10 (R10) route. The comprehensive and versatile character of the Royal Park Hotel & Spa*** is ensured by: elegant rooms of high standard, an expanded multifunctional Conference Center, a restaurant with an atmospheric orangery, an outdoor terrace and a seaside barbecue hut, and above all, a modern Spa & Wellness Institute with a swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi.
With a view to a comfortable rest of guests, we provide an attractively arranged recreational space. Well-kept vegetation, a terrace by the fountain, a sunbathing area, secluded corners for lovers of morning yoga or tai chi will make everyone find their favorite form of relaxation. Those who prefer active forms of recreation are also welcome to visit the year-round indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi and Finnish sauna. The hotel's youngest customers will be delighted by the colorful playground with trampoline and other dedicated attractions.
The hotel has a spacious free parking lot for both cars and coaches. For the safety of guests, the facility is monitored and closed at night to outsiders.

Rynek w Darłowie - pl. Tadeusza Kościuszki

Self-service bicycle repair station

Szlak turystyczny "Śladami bohaterów Tyrmanda".

The Fisherman’s Monument
The Fisherman’s Monument has been standing at the central square of the town since 1919. One of the most affluent families in the town – the Heptenmacher family founded the monument. The Heptenmachers were proprietors of a large fleet of sailing ships and ships of burden. Therefore, they could afford to employ Wilhelm Gross – a well-known German artist – to make the monument. The monument is dedicated to seamen – the wealth of the town was closely connected with the Baltic for ages. The sculpture is at the same time a fountain. At the top of the pedestal, there is a fisherman who holds a ship’s hull in his hand and, from the height, casts a thoughtful glance at the inhabitants of the town. The pedestal, on which the fisherman stands, is decorated with four red bronze plaques presenting the life of the inhabitants of the town. In one of the plaques, there is a knight showing an area where the town was established. Next to him, there is a scribe and workers that are building a moat surrounding the town. The relief located from the north presents stevedores who are laboriously loading goods aboard a sailing ship. Another relief depicts a Hanseatic sailing ship. The fourth relief refers to comestibles produced by the inhabitants of Darłowo. The plaque presents a shepherd pasturing sheep and a woman grazing geese. Goose meat was one of one of goods successfully exported by the inhabitants of Darłowo. All these reflection-invoking pictures presents the most important events of the everyday life if the town. The monument-fountain was perfectly incorporated into the central square of the town and it is, undoubtedly, its significant ornament.

The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus church with its surroundings
The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Bukowo Morskie is a historic church erected in the 14th century by the Cistercians. The monks came to Bukowo at the invitation of Duke Świętopełk II in 1252. In the mediaeval Europe they were valued for their self-sufficiency and contribution to the development of culture and economy. The Cistercians were known for promoting the establishment of water forges and fish ponds, as well as the construction of mills and breweries. No wonder then that a Pomeranian duke wanted them to settle within his country. In Bukowo, they erected not only the church, but also an abbey, which has not survived to the present times. In the heyday, the Cistercians profited from as many as 26 villages, granted them by the subsequent dukes. The church was managed by7 the monks up to 1534. Then, during an assembly summoned by the Dukes of Pomerania, it was decided that Protestantism would be adopted as an official religion. According to the prevailing rule called “cuius regio, eius religio”, the rulers, belonging to a given denomination, imposed it upon all their subjects. Because there were no more profits from the presence of the Cistercians within Pomerania, the monks were forced to cede the church to the newly established Evangelical Church of Pomerania. Since then, until 1945, the church was used by German Evangelicals, then by Polish Evangelicals, and, finally, a parish of the Polish Catholic Church was established there in 1964.
The church was built of red brick in the Gothic style. From the northern, southern, and eastern sides, there are massive buttresses with three offsets. It is a three-nave hall church with a four-bay body and a pentagonal, single-nave presbytery. West of the body, there is a three-storey tower; there is also a not large sacristy on the northern side. The interior of the presbytery is separated from the nave by a thick wall – there is a wide arcade with a rood arch, supported with ceramic brackets located about 1.5 m from the floor. The presbytery has an apical star-like vault, while the nave is topped with a four-apex star-like vault. The internal division of the church is interesting. The nave is separated from the aisles by square-shaped posts. There are lanceted windows in the aisles. The tower has a lanceted connecting entrance. Originally, the ground floor was open in three directions, with a portal from the west and with larger lanceted arcades from the north and the south. The northern and the southern arcades were bricked up during the renovation of the church in the 19th century.
Inside the church, a Renaissance pulpit catches the eye of the visitors. The Gothic furnishings of the church in Bukowo Morskie was moved to the Museum of Central Pomerania in Słupsk. In order to admire a late Gothic triptych, a Gothic epitaph, and a figure of St Mary with Infant Jesus made of alabaster, tourists need to visit another province.
The churchyard is well maintained, old-growth trees are planted there. A cemetery used to be located there. The remnants of Evangelical tombstones were placed in one place. In 2001, at the initiative of the descendants of people formerly inhabiting the region, a monument commemorating the deceased residents of Bukowo and nearby towns. From the south, there is a monument commemorating the Heroes of the Pomeranian Wall. It was made in the 1950 in honour of the soldiers of the 1st Polish Army who fell during the breaking of the Nazi fortifications in Pomerania during the Second World War. Near the entrance, there is a monumental lime with the circumference of almost 6 metres.
Cars can be parked near the church. The doors of the church are open, bars separate the entrance from the inside, but tourists can freely take a look at the old Gothic architecture of the church’s interior. The church is located on the route of the Pomeranian Cistercian Trail.

The Old Town
The Old Town in Darłowo is a very picturesque and interesting place due to its well-preserved medieval layout, its numerous historic places, but also due to the fact that it almost did not suffer from war damage. The Old Town was founded on area which with its shape reminded a square. It gained its regular shape during the second location of Darłowo, in 1312. The former plan of the town displayed some irregularities in its south-eastern part, where the castle was situated. The castle is located on Młyńska Island. In the past, the castle was separated from the town by moats, nowadays, however, they are filled in.
A market is the central part of the Old Town, where the former town hall used to be situated. After a fire of the medieval town hall, a new town hall was erected closer to the St. Mary’s Church – this time it has been preserved to the present day. The streets cross at right angle, creating regular quarters of the town. Unfortunately, the town walls have not been preserved. This has resulted in gradual blurring of the borderline between the Old Town and the suburbs. The High Gate facing the north, is one of the few remaining parts of the town’s fortification system. The biggest attraction within the Old Town is the Castle.
The list of buildings on the territory of the Old Town, which had entered the register of objects of cultural heritage includes: the castle, the town hall, the High Gate, Black Madonna of Chęstochowa Church, Saint George Chapel, Saint Gertrude Church, tenements on Powstańców Warszawskich [Insurgents of the Warszawa Uprising] Street (No. 49, 51, 56), M. Curie-Skłodowska Street (No. 23) at T. Kościuszko Square (No. 17) and the watermill on Kanałowa Street.

The Tourist Information and Promotion Centre
The Tourist Information and Promotion Centre of the commune of Mielno is a place established to meet the needs both of people visiting the region and of its inhabitants. The Tourist Information provides free-of-charge consultations concerning regional tourist attractions, such as sights, overlooks, nature reserves, etc. Tourists preferring active forms of rest can use the database gathering information on hiking, biking, and horseback riding routes, as well as on opportunities for fishing.
Tourists can also find out details about places connected with recreation (bathing beaches, shooting ranges), places of culture (libraries, community centres, museums, theatres), and sports and culture events taking place in the region.
Tourist Information Point provides all information on accommodation and catering.
In the Centre, it is possible to purchase maps and guidebooks, as well as to receive free publications.

The Tourist Service Centre in Darłowo
In the Tourist Service Centre, detailed information on Darłowo and the region concerning tourist attractions, sports and cultural events, accommodation, catering, etc. can be obtained. Various publications connected with the region, maps, and gadgets are on sale. Souvenirs can be purchased online. The offer also includes tickets for cruises from Darłowo to Bornholm, tickets for bus trips to Austria, Belgium, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain, and Italy, as well as tickets for airport transfers.
The Tourist Information Centre is run by the Darłów Local Tourist Organization in the Basin of the Wieprza, Grabowa, and Unieść Rivers. The place is adapted for the disabled.

The Town Hall
Town Council’s Office in Darłowo is located in the historical building of the town hall. When the old town hall in Darłowo, burned down in1722, local authorities of that period, moved to the newly rebuilt market hall. The first town hall in Darłowo, was built probably at the end of the 14th century. It had a tall, narrow tower with a bell. That building, certainly stood out from the remaining secular constructions in the town. A fragment of the old town hall is portrayed on the map created by Lubinus in 1618. The contemporary town hall is a two-storey building with a mansard roof and symmetrical façade. It was built in a Baroque-Renaissance  style. It had been rebuilt several times. At the end of the 1980’s, town hall’s attic was also incorporated to serve the local authorities - it was transformed into an office area. The interior of the town hall is not of historical character.
At the entrance to the town hall, a Renaissance portal carved in sandstone catches attention. Its upper part comes from the old town hall. It includes the coat of arms of the town, and the inscription in Latin, which briefly describes the history of Darłowo. The date of the possible foundation of the town is mentioned there, it reads “12..”(no exact date is provided, however). Also the following dates are mentioned there: 1312 - when the town was granted with more town privileges; 1589, 1624, 1648, 1675 and 1722 - when Darłowo experienced great fires. The inscription ends with the following sentence “the town hall was rebuilt in 1725 and let it be for the last time”. Fortunately, it was the last time. Town Council’s Office is still located in that same place. Historical character of the town hall is accentuated by the presence of a big yard surrounded by old buildings. In the yard there is Pomnik Rybaka [the Fisherman Memorial], which also serves as a fountain.

Tourist Service Center in Darłówek - Tourist terminal
At the Tourist Service Center you can obtain detailed information on Darlowo and the region regarding tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation and catering opportunities, etc. Various publications related to the region, maps, gadgets are available for sale. You can also buy souvenirs online.
The Tourist Service Center is run by the Darlowo Local Tourist Organization of the Wieprza and Grabowa River Basin, and the site is accessible to people with disabilities.
Information is provided in Polish, English and German.

Villa Lux
Villa lux object year-round for all what on the bike trail as well as those who want to visit the center of Pomerania. We are located 50 m from the Baltic beach at the same time a few minutes away from us there is a beautiful lake Jamno.
Our facility is and rest after the journey as well as the possibility to prepare a meal in one of several kitchens. In the immediate vicinity there is a famous fishing harbor where you can spend a nice culinary moment all year round in fish restaurants as well as buy delicious smoked delicacies.

Water Sports Center in Dąbki
The Water Sports Center in Dabki is located on the coastal Lake Bukowo. On the premises of the marina there is a safe bicycle parking lot, free toilets, free hotspot, water equipment rental, cafe and restaurant. In the summer, a passenger boat runs on Lake Bukowo. The Water Sports Center, due to its proximity to the EuroVelo 10 bicycle route, is an ideal place to stop and relax, and for fans of water recreation it can be a destination in itself.

Willa Kashmir

Wind Rose Camping No. 66
The Rose of Winds is a unique place created out of passion.
On our green area of 5 hectares where guests can enjoy a carefree holiday surrounded by coastal nature. Ideally located at the very beginning of the seaside resort Darlowko west.
Our Camping is located by the sea at a distance of about 250 m from the beach. On its territory there is a lot of greenery, trees and bushes giving soothing shade and a sense of intimacy.
Keeping in mind the safety of guests, the camping area is supervised and lit. Our field has a total of about 150 places for setting up tents, trailers and camper vans.