Kamień Krajeński

Kamień Krajeński, located in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, is one of the oldest towns in the region, with its first mention dating back to 1107. Historically, it belonged to the Archdiocese of Gniezno and served as a castellany. In 1359, it was granted town rights, and its name was changed multiple times, including to Kamień Pomorski before 1951. Surrounded by the picturesque Krajeński Landscape Park, the town lies between Lake Mochel and Lake Brzuchowo, enhancing its tourist appeal. Among its architectural highlights are the 14th-century town walls and the 16th-century Collegiate Church of Saints Peter and Paul. Kamień Krajeński also has a rich history marked by numerous invasions, including those by the Teutonic Knights and Swedes, which led to its destruction and subsequent rebuilding. The town was also a site of cultural and spiritual investments, such as the construction of a wooden church in the late 14th century and a collegiate church in the 16th century. Today, Kamień Krajeński is developing by balancing its traditional settlement structure with modern investments. Those interested in the past will find a wealth of history here, while nature lovers will appreciate its excellent recreational areas. The town is home to the sports club Kamionka, reflecting an active community life. Demographically, as of the end of 2022, Kamień Krajeński had 2,351 residents, indicating population stability.