The best running trails in Rezerwat Przyrody Uroczysko Święta Im. Prof. Mieczysława Jasnowskiego

The helicopter is an eye-catcher

Old fire brigade helicopter of the Polish fire brigade

Very atmospheric inside, a bit like a mountain shelter, you can smell the wood :)

no real highlight, the air burns in the lungs, best to get over it quickly

The Gothic chapel located in the oldest part of the city at Bolesław the Brave Square is an extraordinary reminder of the 13th/14th century church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which stood in this place until the end of the 19th century and was then demolished. The chapel was located at the southern wall of the temple. The base of the chapel is a stone foundation made of erratic boulders. The facility is built of red brick and covered with a gable roof. The entrance to the facility is on the southern wall. The heavy, stylized door was set in an ogival portal decorated with alternating black and red glazed brick shapes. On the right side there is a pointed window. Above, there are three ogival blind windows, i.e. shallow recesses in the wall, shaped like an arcade with decorated brick fillings. On the eastern and western façades there are single windows between two pointed blinds. Above, in the eastern façade, there are three additional blinds with a geometric decorative pattern, the so-called blind tracery. In the western one, there are four additional blinds, but without any decorations.

It's interesting to watch the old systems (I think they're old). Smells a bit harsh sometimes.

The baroque church in Niekłońscy with a half-timbered structure was built in 1778, the then founder was Frederick II the Great of Prussia. The church building was erected on a rectangular plan with cut corners, with a wooden turret in the shape of a square, with a cupola ending in a ball with a cross. It is located directly on the road. A single-space interior with a wooden gallery supported by 10 pillars.

Church of Saints Apostles Peter and Paul in Police-Jasienica. The first church in this place, dedicated to the Holy Cross, is mentioned in sources in 1299 and was built of wooden logs. The temple was rebuilt in the 14th century after a fire. Sandstone and field stones were used for reconstruction. At the end of the 17th century, the church fell into ruin, it was dismantled, and then rebuilt in the Gothic style, while being enlarged, in 1725. Only the chapel from the original church has survived. A tower was added to the west side. The multi-bay nave of the church was shortened in the 18th century. In 1858, another fire occurred, after which a new tower was added above the nave, and a presbytery from the east. In the 20th century, a porch was added to the church. The church was part of the Augustinian monastery that existed here until the introduction of the Reformation in the Duchy of Pomerania. Right next to it is the Augustinian Monastery.