The Ryman Commune covers an area of 146 km², with a population of about 4,200 inhabitants.

In the commune, there are many areas of great interest to tourists. Lake Popiel is located in the commune. This lake is surrounded by forests including an especially lovely old-growth beech forest. The oak named “Bogusław”, which is about 500 years old, is situated in this area. In the summer, a camp site, bathing area and water equipment rental facilities are open on the lake. There are numerous fishing stands around the lake - the lake abounds in pike, eels, tench and roach. Nearby, there is also a section of a bike trail which will be extended in the near future.

The commune is partly covered by woodland which is a rich source of forest fruit and rich hunting grounds. In forests which are widely frequented by nature lovers, there are many old-growth woods and natural landmarks. In addition to the forests and their scenic attractions, there are also other unusually interesting areas in the commune, such as, e.g., the Mołstowa River valley, the nature and landscape conservation area in the region of Ledowo, with the highest elevation in this area - Kobyla Góra (Mount Mare), numerous marshes and kettle lakes, as well as meadow-rush-marsh ecosystems rich in flora and fauna.

You must see this:

1. Rymań - Classical palace together with its surroundings and interior decorations, the palace park from the second half of the 19th century with an area of 5 ha.

2. Dębica - affiliated church together with its surroundings and interior decorations.

3. Drozdowo - 19th/20th century palace park with an area of 4 ha.

4. Gorawino - affiliated church together with its surroundings and interior decorations.

5. Jarkowo - old palace park from the second half of the 19th century with an area of 1.5 ha.

6. Leszczyn - 19th/20th century mansion park with an area of 5 ha.

7. Rzesznikowo - affiliated church together with its surroundings, the palace park from the middle of the 19th century with an area of 4 ha.

8. Skrzydłowo - mansion park from the beginning of the 20th century with an area of 3 ha.

9. Starnin - 19th/20th century palace park with an area of 1.1 ha, the Evangelical Lutheran cemetery with an area of 0.86 ha.

10. 7th/8th and 9th century hillside defences in the environs of Rymań also deserve attention.

Did you know that ...

The oldest traces of tribal groups in the Rymań lands date from the Neolithic age (this fact is documented by archaeological findings in the environs of Drozdowo, Rzesznikowo or Skrzydłowo). On water banks, traces of the campsites of nomadic hunter - gatherers have been found. At the end of the Neolithic Age, groups of tribes engaged in crop growing and cattle-raising appeared in this area. With time, different Neolithic groups were transformed into tribes of the pre-Lusatian culture, from which originated the Lusatian culture (about. 1300 B.C.) - its origins date back to the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age. Tribes of that culture settled first along the ridges. Settlements of the Lusatian culture are relatively well documented in the Rymań area by traces discovered in several dozen settlement sites in the area of Drozdowo and Drozdówko. The burial site in the area of Jarkowo and Lusatian culture settlements in the Dębosznica River post-glacial valley, on the Wkra River, in Starnin and on the Mołstowa River, also date from that period.

Rymań Commune on the Internet:

www.ryman.pl

www.powiat.kolobrzeg.pl