Attractions and Places To See around powiat białogardzki - Top 20

The fountain with three firefighters commemorates the famous oil eruption in Krzywopłoty near Karlino. On December 9, 1980, during the drilling of the Daszewo-1 well, oil and gas erupted under immense pressure and ignited. The burning well was brought under control only after 32 days – about a thousand people participated in the operation, including firefighters, the army, mining rescuers, and specialists from Poland and abroad. Jet engine units were used for extinguishing, among other things, and the damaged installation had to be blown up. The fire was extinguished on January 10, 1981, concluding one of the largest operations of its kind in Europe at the time.

Żelbetowy most zbudowano w 1915 r. na przedłużeniu linii Kołobrzeskiej Kolei Wąskotorowej z Pobłocia Wielkiego do Karlina. Kolej korzystała z niego do 1961 r.; sama konstrukcja przetrwała wojnę, a po zamknięciu linii torowisko rozebrano. Około 350 m dalej znajduje się drugi most dawnej wąskotorówki, przerzucony nad jednym z meandrów Parsęty. Dziś oba są częścią asfaltowej trasy rowerowej prowadzącej dawnym nasypem kolejowym.

Today's cycle route follows the path of a former narrow-gauge railway. The section from Gościna to Pobłocie Wielkie was opened in 1909, and six years later the line was extended to Karlino. After the railway was decommissioned, the former embankment was used to build an asphalt cycle path, completed in 2012. Today, the section is part of the Old Railway Trail (Starego Kolejowego Szlaku) and allows you to cycle between Gościna and Karlino practically away from car traffic.

The firefighters' fountain in Karlino commemorates the spectacular firefighting operation that took place in 1980. On December 9, 1980, one of the largest oil eruptions in Europe occurred in the nearby town of Krzywopłoty.

In December 1980, one of the largest oil eruptions in Europe occurred in Krzywopłoty, near Karlino. Currently, a fountain commemorating this event stands on Konopnicka Street in Karlino. The installation depicts three firefighters in a dramatic battle against the powerful elements of fire and oil. It symbolizes not only that dramatic moment but also the sacrifice of all those involved in those events. Besides serving as a memorial, the fountain also serves as a tourist attraction, attracting those interested in the region's history.

The bridge over the Parsęta on the former narrow-gauge line between Lubiechów Przystanek and Karlino is an interesting point on the cycling route in this part of Pomerania. The steel structure of the bridge has been renovated and opened to pedestrians and cyclists, offering beautiful views of the river and the surrounding areas. The bridge is located on the route of the Old Railway Trail.

A neo-Gothic palace built in the first half of the 19th century for the then owners of Dobrów - the von Kleist family. It stands on the foundations of a previously burnt building, dating back to the 15th century. After the war, the palace was completely plundered by the Russians. Later, it was taken over by the State Agricultural Farm and adapted for apartments and a village community center. In the 1960s, the palace was renovated and turned into a school. In 2000, the palace passed into private hands. Initially, the new owner lived in the palace, but now it is just a ruin. The area around the palace is fenced, but there is no problem entering the interior.

The building of the so-called "Old Town Hall". It was the fourth town hall of Białogard. The building was originally built for the merchant Moses Behrendt in 1826. Since the town hall that existed at that time was in danger of collapsing, it had to be demolished, and the city bought this private tenement house and moved the officials there. The building served as a town hall in the years 1847-1926. In 1926, another (fifth) town hall was built. Currently, the "Old Town Hall" houses the Wedding Palace, and the neighboring tenement house (purchased by the city as the mayor's apartment) houses a museum.