Brusy: Hotels and Accommodations

The area surrounding Brusy includes Białe Góry (Góry Kalwaryjskie), Chełmice, and the hill above Górki. The wider regional surroundings of Brusy also include Nowe Slone (200 m).

Nature

Bory Tucholskie National Park extends into the municipality of Brusy in Chojnice County. Jezioro Zmarłe Duże is considered a glacial lake in the Tuchola Forest complex; it is located within Zaborski Landscape Park and the municipality of Brusy.

Culture and History

Brusy is home to a 19th-century parish church dedicated to All Saints. The place is documented as a village founded under Chełmno law in 1351; Brusy was granted town rights in 1988. Its historical development also includes a road built in 1856 and a railway line constructed in 1902.

Surroundings

Nearby is Męcikał, located in the southern part of the municipality of Brusy on the Brda River. The place is connected with the river; horse-drawn carriage rides through Kashubian forests are also mentioned in connection with the village. Męcikał is also associated with a church dedicated to Blessed Józef Jankowski.

Routes

A green Szlak Zaborski trail leads via Leśno to Brusy and begins in Kruszyn. The Kruszyn–Leśno–Brusy route is also recorded as a green trail.

Location

Brusy is a town in north-central Poland, in Pomorskie Province, also known as the Pomeranian Voivodeship. A holiday apartment in Brusy is listed as a holiday home with a terrace.

Other places in the same higher-level locality area: Chojnice, Pawłowo, Konarzyny, Czersk, Swornegacie, Krzyż, Leśno, Charzykowy.

To the higher-level travel overview: Conitz.