Amenities

Enjoy amenities like a hot tub, garden, and playground. It's a beautiful setting for nature walks or relaxing by the lake.

Expected weather

July is mid-summer here in Europe. Late July is usually warm and pleasant-perfect for an outdoor ceremony. Evenings can get cooler, so bring a layer just in case.

Sightseeing in the Kaszubian Region & Beyond

Discover the rich history, stunning nature, and vibrant culture that the Kaszubian region and its surroundings have to offer. From ancient stone circles and scenic lakes to treetop adventures and medieval castles, there’s something here for every guest. These are just some examples - don't let this stop you from searching for more!

Attractions:

• Kashubian Miniature Park - A collection of miniature models showcasing Kashubian architecture and history.
• Kamienne Kręgi Wesiory - The Kamienne Kręgi in Węsiory are mysterious stone circles dating back to I-III century AD, believed to be linked to the Goths and used for ritual or burial purposes. Surrounded by scenic forests and steeped in legend, this archaeological site attracts tourists seeking both historical intrigue and natural beauty.
• “Forest Park” in Kaszuby - Offers thrilling treetop adventures with rope courses and zip lines set amidst the region’s lush woodlands, perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
• Educational Park - Zoo Exotic Kaszuba (Zoo-Egzotyczne Kaszuby) - Zoo-Exotic Kashubia Educational Park is an exhibition of exotic animals combined with other interesting attractions.
• Szymbark Skansen - An open-air museum featuring the famous Upside Down House, the longest wooden plank, traditional Kashubian buildings, World War II bunkers, and other unique attractions highlighting regional history and culture.

Outdoor Activities:

• Kaszubski park Krajobrazowy - This is a haven for nature lovers, featuring rolling hills, clear lakes, and dense forests in the heart of “Kashubian Switzerland.”
• Hiking and cycling trails.
• Water sports on Gowidlińskie Lake (kayaking, fishing, swimming).

Cultural Experiences:

• Local cuisine featuring traditional Kashubian dishes.
• Folk art markets with handcrafted pottery and embroidery.

A Bit Further Away:

• Gdańsk & The Tri-City (Trójmiasto) - Explore historic Gdańsk, the resort town of Sopot, and Gdynia’s modernist waterfront.
• Malbork Castle - The world’s largest brick fortress, stands majestically on the banks of the River Nogat, showcasing the Gothic grandeur and power of the Teutonic Knights.
• Hel Peninsula - A breathtaking 35-kilometer sandbar stretching between the Bay of Puck and the Baltic Sea, famed for its golden beaches, pine forests, and charming Kashubian fishing villages.