Cisowo: Hotels and accommodations
Cisowo, Kościół św. Stanisława Kostki widok ogólny
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Cisowo is situated on a hill near Lake Kopań and about 2 km from the Baltic coast. The combination of the lake, coast, and wooded dune landscape defines the geographical setting of the village.
Landscape and coast
The route from Cisowo to the beach leads through low, wooded dunes. The beach is about 2 km from the village center and can be reached via a gently sloping route through wooded dunes. The surrounding area of Cisowo also includes Plaża Dąbki and Jarosławiec Plaża.
Water, trails, and wind
The lake bordering Cisowo is considered suitable for water sports and fishing. The surrounding area can be explored on foot or by bicycle. The Wind Trail runs from Darłowo through Cisowo to Lake Kopań.
Culture and history
Cisowo is home to a Gothic brick church from the 14th century, which is included in the 104 km-long Medieval Monuments Trail. Cisowo lies along this route, which passes through several villages and includes medieval churches, castles, fortified settlements, and rural heritage buildings. Darłowo, with a Gothic castle from the 14th century, is located in the immediate vicinity of Cisowo.
A distinctive landscape landmark
Cisowo is home to a wind farm considered one of the largest wind power complexes in Poland.
Other places
Other places: Bobolin, Zakrzewo, Domasławice, Wicie, Sławno, Dabki K Koszalina, Ostrowiec, Staniewice
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