Discover Bolszewo

Bolszewo brings together several points of interest to consider when planning a stay: the manor park complex, the Bolszewka and its connection to the Reda, a foot and cycle link to Orle, and historic sites. If you are looking for hotels in Bolszewo, you can first consider whether your trip is more about parks and leisure, a connection to the water, or local history. The details below show which specific features match these interests.

Park, Leisure and Routes

The park at the manor park complex covers 2.77 hectares and offers space for relaxation, sports and leisure activities. If you are planning a stay around exercise or free time rather than a single cultural attraction, this park complex is a specific local point of interest. The complex dates from the late 19th century or the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. A 768-metre foot and cycle link connects Bolszewo with Orle. The completed route has been opened for use. If you want to get around on foot or by bike, you can include this link as a specific part of your plans.

Church, Cemetery and Natural Monuments

The parish church “kościół par. pw. Wniebowzięcia NMP” dates from 1857. The Jewish cemetery was established in the 18th century and is located on the so-called Żydowska Górka. The two sites point to different periods: the church is associated with a specific year, while the cemetery dates to an entire century. Bolszewo is also home to legally protected English oaks designated as natural monuments. Check the protected status of each tree before visiting.

Bolszewka and Kayak Facilities

The Bolszewka flows through Bolszewo and is a tributary of the Reda. The public kayak station in Bolszewo is free to use. It has a landing stage, storage spaces, kayak dryers, a fire pit, and tables and benches. The Flisaka kayak landing has a landing stage and stairs. The facilities at these two kayak infrastructure sites differ: the station also has storage and seating, while the stairs are an additional feature at Flisaka. In 2022, kayak trips could include a visit to the ArtPark entertainment centre in Bolszewo.

Culture in the Wider Destination of Neustadt

In Wejherowo, in the wider destination of Neustadt, the Muzeum Piśmiennictwa i Muzyki Kaszubsko-Pomorskiej was founded in 1968. It is a treasure trove of regional artefacts and a centre of Kashubian culture, particularly the Kashubian language. The Książnica prof. Gerarda Labudy in Wejherowo presents a permanent exhibition on the history of the Kashubians. Together, these institutions offer two cultural perspectives: Kashubian culture and language, and the history of the Kashubians.

Another cultural stop in Wejherowo is the Szlak Nut Kaszubskich. Fifteen pedestals bearing fragments of a traditional counting-out rhyme are scattered across different parts of the city; the route passes the main sights. The historic town hall in Wejherowo displays models of the city and Kalwaria Wejherowska. Thus, in the wider destination of Neustadt, exhibitions are complemented by a city route and models with local connections, offering different cultural themes.

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