The best MTB trails around gmina Stara Dąbrowa

In Stargard, the role of a "small amphitheater" (summer theater) is fulfilled by an intimate stage with a roof in the historic Bolesława Chrobrego Park, near the Red Sea bastion. This facility complements the main, thoroughly modernized Municipal Amphitheater managed by the Stargardzkie Centrum Kultury.

The modern, 150-meter pier in Morzyczyn on Lake Miedwie is a popular walking and recreational spot. It is located right next to a long promenade, offering beautiful water views, seating areas, and proximity to the beach and catering establishments.

Viaduct over S 10 on the stretch between Stargard and Morzyczyn

The road is generally boring. You have to ride it when going towards Stargard.

A large group of cyclists will certainly fit here.

The Pyrzyce Gate is one of the most valuable monuments in Stargard and one of the four historical entrance gates that have survived to this day. The object is located on Mieszko I street and is an integral part of the city's powerful, medieval defensive system. In 2010, together with the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the remaining city walls, it was officially recognized as a Monument of History by the President of the Republic of Poland. The base, measuring 11 x 11 meters, was built in the 13th century from field stones, and the upper floors were erected in the 15th century from red brick. the central element of the gate, where a heavy, forged, lifting portcullis once blocked the entrance. The structure is closed by two decorative gables connected by a gable roof. The facades are covered with numerous niches in lancet, semicircular, and circular shapes.

The Church of the Holy Spirit in Stargard is a historic Roman Catholic church located on Holy Spirit Square in Stargard, which originally served as a hospital chapel. The temple was built in the 14th century as a chapel for a hospital and hospice for the sick and poor, located outside the city walls. The structure is a classic example of brick Gothic, characteristic of the West Pomeranian region. It is a hall church, single-nave, built on a rectangular plan, with clearly visible decorative elements made of profiled brick. After World War II, the building was destroyed, and its reconstruction and renovation were carried out to restore its former splendor.

The Baszta Morze Czerwone in Stargard is the tallest city tower in Poland. It is about 34 meters high. It was built at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries as part of the old defensive walls. It is located near Park Piastowski, at the intersection of Warowna and Władysława Łokietka streets.