The Kolobrzeg Commune covers an area of 145 km², with a population of 7,720 inhabitants.

Every year the commune is visited by thousands of tourists and spa visitors who take advantage of the natural curative powers of the iodine-rich sea aerosol, deposits of therapeutic mud (borowiny) and brine springs, as well as the sea itself.

Lake Resko is located in the commune, linked to the sea by a channel with excellent conditions for sailing and windsurfing. Around the lake, there is no shortage of places where you can eat good food, rent rowboats, sailboats or water bicycles.

The Kolobrzeg Commune boasts one of the most beautiful beaches and one of the cleanest bathing areas at the seaside.

You must see this:

1. Church of St. John from 1222 in Budzistowo.

2. Hunter’s mansion and palaces from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in Budzistowo.

3. Church of St. John the Baptist in Sarbia.

4. Mill from 1895 located in Sarbia.

5. Neo-Gothic Church of the Holy Cross from 1869 in Karcino.

6. Water mill and farm buildings from the first half of the 19th century in Karcino.

7. Park from the second half of the 19th century in Drzonowo.

8. Building of the post-German school in Błotnica.

9. Works of art by the sculptor Stanisław Set in Dźwirzyno on Cicha St.

10. Residential house from the second half of the 19th century in Nowogardek.

11. Resko Lake next to the Baltic Sea.

Did you know that ...

The Church of St. John in Budzistowo was built at the beginning of the 13th century.

According to some sources it was founded by Princess Mirosława, wife of Pomeranian Prince Bogusław II and daughter of Mieszko III the Old. The church is one of the oldest historical buildings of this class in the voivodeship. It was erected from red brick, with a three-sided apse built as a further extension, and a wooden tower.

Kołobrzeg Commune on the Internet:

www.gminakolobrzeg.com.pl

www.powiat.kolobrzeg.pl