Chojnice: Hotels and Accommodation

Chojnice has a historic old town regarded as attractive and charming. The townscape retains medieval urban buildings and numerous historic monuments.

Culture and History

The town hall stands on the northern side of the market square and is regarded as the neo-Gothic center of the city as well as a neo-Gothic landmark. The Minor Basilica of the Beheading of Saint John the Baptist is considered the oldest surviving sacred building in Chojnice.

One church tower is among the surviving towers and gates of the former city walls; another tower houses the Historical-Ethnographic Museum. The aurochs occupies a place of honor in Chojnice’s coat of arms and symbolizes the strength and history of the city.

Surroundings

The Bory Tucholskie are located near Chojnice and are associated with visitors’ interest in the surrounding area. Wzgorze nad Niezywieciem is located in the vicinity of Chojnice. Wzgorze nad Charzykowami and Góra Wolność are located in the surroundings of the city.

In the wider regional area are Człuchów – Zamek krzyżacki z XIVw., Człuchów – Mini-Zoo, and Tuchola, Parafia św. Bartłomieja Apostoła.

Rail Connections

Chojnice has railway connections on routes linking Kostrzyn nad Odrą with Tczew, Działdowo with Chojnice, and Chojnice with Kościerzyna. Chojnice is served by railway lines 203, 208, and 211; the destinations mentioned include Tczew, Działdowo, and Kościerzyna.

Other Places

Other places: Pawłowo, Parszczenica, Leśno, Olszyny, Swornegacie, Czersk, Męcikał, Charzykowy.

To the higher-level travel overview: Conitz.