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The town hall in Nowogard is located at Plac Wolności, on the southern frontage of the former market square. The current building was erected in 1911 according to the design of master builder Berg. It is a two-story, brick and plastered structure, covered with a mansard roof with a characteristic clock tower. The architecture of the town hall combines Baroque inspirations with modernist details and Art Deco elements. The main entrance from the market side is decorated with two semi-columns. Earlier seats of the municipal authorities were located in the middle of the market, and their history dates back to at least the 16th century. The building still serves as the seat of the local government of Nowogard today.

The Wolińska Gate in Goleniów is the only one preserved out of the four medieval city gates, and today it is one of the most important monuments in the city. Its origins date back to the second half of the 13th century, while in the 14th and 15th centuries it was expanded and gained its characteristic brick superstructure. The Gothic building, approximately 26 meters high, is distinguished by its pointed-arch passage, decorative blind windows, and stepped gables adorned with brick details. It formerly guarded the entrance to the city from the direction of Wolin, serving defensive and control functions. After thorough renovations, carried out among others in 2014–2015, the monument was given new functional uses. Its ground floor houses the Cultural and Tourist Information Center.

City beach in Nowogard. Neat and clean.

Lake Nowogardzkie is a picturesque glacial lake located in the center of Nowogard, in the Goleniów County. It covers about 95–100 ha, is approximately 2.4 km long, and has a maximum depth of nearly 11 meters. Its shores connect urban development with green areas, and on the city side, fragments of medieval defensive walls from the 14th century have been preserved. By the lake, there is a municipal beach and recreational infrastructure, and the northwestern shores border the "Sarni Las" nature and landscape complex. Around the lake, there is a nature trail for cyclists and pedestrians.

The history of the New Castle in Płoty begins in 1577, when the Osten family, the previous owners of the Old Castle, sold it to the Blücher family. However, they did not leave Płoty, but bought a plot of land near the former seat and built a new castle on it, similar to the old one. This one was also surrounded by ramparts and a moat, although it did not serve a military function. Initially, it was smaller and more modest than the old one, but over time, after further reconstructions, it became increasingly magnificent and representative. The castle underwent its greatest modernizations at the beginning of the 18th century and at the beginning of the 19th century. It gained its current appearance after another reconstruction in the years 1910-1912.

The Old Castle in Płoty was built as early as the 13th century. It was a rectangular, four-story building surrounded by a defensive wall. The castle repeatedly changed its appearance and owners. The greatest modernization took place in the 14th and 15th centuries, and in the 16th century, it was rebuilt into a Renaissance residence. In 1860, the castle burned down and remained in ruins until after the war. In the years 1959–1967, the castle was rebuilt and designated for municipal cultural institutions.

In the center of the village are the remains of the former Protestant cemetery, as well as the foundations and ruins of a demolished church. There is also a monument dedicated to the former residents of the village of Żółwia Błoć (until 1945 Barfussdorf), who died on the fronts of World War I. A newer sculpture is of a monk and the Lord Jesus, made by a local artist, Jacek Jancelewicz. There are plans for more sculptures. For many years, on Good Friday at 8:30 p.m., actors from Maszewo have been staging the Stations of the Cross here.

A beautiful beach on Lake Nowogardzkie, including piers, a swimming area and a playground for children, on the northern shore of the lake. A newly created pedestrian and bicycle path runs around the lake (accessible for strollers with children), so a stay at the lake is for everyone.