Drawsko Pomorskie: Hotels and Accommodations

History

Drawsko Pomorskie is one of the oldest towns in West Pomerania and was granted town privileges in 1297. The Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord in Drawsko Pomorskie was built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries and preserves historic wooden furnishings and stained-glass windows.

Nature

The Drawa River runs through Drawsko Pomorskie at a road bridge. The municipality of Drawsko Pomorskie has hiking, cycling, and Karol Wojtyła kayaking trails.

A significant part of the Drawsko Lakeland lies within Drawski County. It is associated with water tourism as well as networks of cycling, hiking, educational, and Nordic walking trails.

Geographical Setting

The wider regional area around Drawsko Pomorskie includes Kalisz Pomorski – 14th-century castle, Świdwin – 13th–14th-century castle, Racza, and Wola Góra.

Other local pages in the same regional context: Psie Głowy, Stare Kaleńsko, Wierzchowo, Bobrowo, Czaplinek, Lubieszewo, Warniłęg, Kalisz Pomorski.

To the higher-level travel overview: Dramburg.