Caslte Penkun
The castle Penkun was first mentioned in 1190 as a fortress and further developed as border fortress in the 13th century by the dukes of Pomerania. Under consideration of these preceding buildings the castle was built from 1484 to 1486. Due to a rebuild between 1580 and 1590 the castle now presents itself in the style of the Renaissance.
After the expropriation of the noble family Osten after WW2 the castle was used as a boarding school and an agricultural training facility. Due to lack of money the castle was derelict in the late 80th.
Thanks to committed citizens, community of Penkun and the German association “Denkmalschutz” the castle was saved from deterioration and restored.

The ruins of a church in Karwowo
The ruins of a church in Karwowo are one of the most charming remnants of old churches in the district of Police. The church was an aisleless building built of granite slabs on a rectangular plan in the second half of the 13th century. In the late 19th century, the building was rebuilt and the eastern façade was removed. A brick neo-Gothic tower with stone foundations was built at the western corner of the northern façade. The base of the tower has four sides, while its upper part is octagonal and topped with a brick conical cupola. We can see an original early Gothic portal and window openings coming from the times of the reconstruction of the building. The Second World War, unfortunately, did not spare the church; it was damaged in this period, and then it started to fall in disrepair, likewise the cemetery surrounding the building. The traces of the cemetery are very well visible, because there are more than a dozen of well-preserved tombstone elements. The area of the church and the cemetery used to be surrounded by a wall made of brick and stone. Up to this day, a fragment of an entrance gate with brick columns and a section of the stone wall have survived. The area is well maintained and properly marked. There is an informational panel describing the history of the village and the church in Polish and German located next to the building. The ruins of a church in Karwowo are incredibly charming and are really worth visiting.