The best traffic-free bike rides around gmina gmina Pyrzyce

From Kosina a short dirt section. Pleasant ride through fields.

Brama Szczecińska - in the Middle Ages and modern times, it served as the main entrance to the city. It guarded the route towards Szczecin, Stargard, and the Baltic regions. Built in three stages, the first stage dates back to the second half of the 13th century. Brama Szczecińska, also known as the Clock Gate, was the peak achievement in the development of the so-called tower gates in the West Pomeranian region. During the war, it was destroyed (the first floor remained) and remains in this state to this day.

The Pyrzyce Town Hall is a historic building located at Plac Ratuszowy 1, which is currently the seat of the Municipal Office in Pyrzyce. The original structure was built in the 13th century, and in the 16th century, the building was considered one of the largest and most beautiful town halls in the entire West Pomerania. As a result of numerous fires and wartime destruction, the building was rebuilt many times, which is why the oldest original Gothic elements have survived to this day mainly in the basement level.

The Owl Tower (Więzienna) located in the northern section of the wall, erected around the mid-14th century (on the base of a semicircular watchtower), rebuilt in the mid-16th century (tambour), cylindrical, two-tiered, four-story. The structure is based on an irregular circular plan, with an external diameter of approx. 570 cm, and the tambour with a diameter of approx. 340 cm and a height of approx. 14 m. The ground floor housed a dungeon, the 2nd floor was the entrance level, the 3rd floor was the defense level, and the 4th floor was a platform with battlements. The walls are made of ceramic brick with Flemish, Polish, and irregular bonding, approx. 85 cm thick, unplastered, with embrasures on the third floor, crowned with an arcade frieze and battlements.

The Drunkard's Tower (Prison Tower), located in the eastern section of the wall, built at the end of the 15th century (approx. 1480), built on a rectangular plan of 460 x 400 cm, flush with the defensive wall from the outside and reinforced with buttresses. A two-story building, built of ceramic brick (Wendish and irregular bond), and the ground floor of rubble stone, historically covered with a secondary lean-to roof. Unplastered facades, articulated with pointed arch openings and niches, and a dansker located in the north wall.

This asphalt bike path was built on the former Pyrzyce-Płońsko Pyrzyckie railway line no. 428A. From Kosin, there's a short dirt section. A pleasant ride through fields.

The church was built at the end of the 13th century. It was a small, oriented, hall-like, brick building without a tower. The tower was not added until 1861. This also involved the re-building of the western portal. In 1933, the eastern portal was re-built, the interior was renovated, and the ceiling polychromes were refreshed. The church survived World War II without damage and was taken over by the Catholics in 1945.

The town hall building was rebuilt after the war damage in 1961. The only things left from the old building are the cellars, which were built in the 16th century, and the ground floor walls from the 19th century.