Golczewo

Golczewo is an urban-rural municipality located in the western part of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, within Kamień County. The seat of the municipality is the town of Golczewo, which boasts a rich history and valuable historical monuments. Among the most important architectural attractions are a ring-shaped fortified settlement from the 9th century and the ruins of a 13th-century castle with its tallest defensive tower, standing at 33.6 meters high. The half-timbered buildings and structures such as the Gothic Church of St. Andrew Bobola from the 15th century also draw attention. The municipality is characterized by beautiful landscapes, including the picturesque lakes Szczucze and Okonie. Golczewo lies in a valley surrounded by forests and the rivers Niemica and Wołczenica, making it ideal for water and hiking tourism. The area is rich in protected zones, such as the Golczewskie Uroczysko nature reserve, which safeguards local ecosystems and biodiversity. The region is home to many protected species of plants and animals, including valuable peatland forests and unique bird species. Golczewo also offers a wide selection of tourist trails and educational paths, encouraging active recreation. Sports infrastructure is developing in the municipality, with residents having access to sports fields and gyms. Additionally, fishing and hunting are popular due to the region's natural abundance. The municipality has positive prospects for development, thanks to its natural and cultural heritage, making it an attractive destination for both tourists and residents. Golczewo is an important point on the map of West Pomerania, blending history with modernity and offering residents and visitors extensive opportunities for recreation and exploration of local culture.