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The house was built around the mid-15th century. Originally, it consisted of a high ground-floor part, which was separated, among others, currency exchange office, and several warehouse levels. The wall plane was filled with the so-called the "Stargard blende", taken from the decoration of the north tower of St. Mary's Church. The tenement house was rebuilt around the mid-17th century and then in the 19th century. In 1945 it was destroyed. In the years 1951 - 1959 it was rebuilt.

Erected in several stages over the 13th and 15th centuries. Originally in a towerless form. It was rebuilt into a gable gate in the mid-15th century. In the second half of the 15th century, it was strengthened with a gorge and a foregate, which burned down in 1666, and was finally demolished in 1790. In the 18th century, the gate was adapted for residential purposes. To this day, it is a reflection of the city's former glory.

neo-Gothic building erected in 1874-1877, on the site of the original hospital church founded in 1364. Located outside the city walls.

The Pyrzycka Gate served as the city's entrance and defense. It is the most magnificent gate leading to the former Stargard. It was built in the 12th and 15th centuries and is crowned on both sides with a stone defensive wall. It ends with two gables connected by a gable roof. There is an arched passageway that was previously closed with a forged portcullis. After the war, the gate housed the city museum, and the rooms were later transferred to the PTTK branch.

Protzen's tenement house was built in the first half of the 15th century. It gained its current shape around the mid-17th century, when the warehouse floors were converted into apartments. It was then that the tenement house acquired the existing gable decorations referring to the decorations of the tower of St. Mary's Church. According to Berghaus, this house was the only one left after the fire of 1635, of the six medieval gable tenement houses standing on Großmühlerstraße (Polish: Wielkomłyńska). These houses belonged to wealthy merchants and, in addition to residential functions, they also served as warehouses. Protzen's tenement house was almost completely destroyed in 1945, only the gable wall of the building survived. The tenement house was rebuilt in the years 1957 - 1959. Currently, the tenement house houses the State Music School.

the largest city tower in Poland. Its height is 34 m. It was built around 1500. The name of the tower is associated with a bloody battle during the Thirty Years' War. The base of the tower was once a prison dungeon pierced in 1860. The tower has three viewing terraces, from which there is a panoramic view of Stargard and the surrounding area.

People say it is Stargard's most beautiful and opulent church. It's also very nice inside.

The tower is in the north of Stargard and can also be climbed. Entry is not free.