Slawa: Landscape Park, Memorial Obelisk and Bridleway

When choosing a hotel in Slawa, you can start by asking which features of the place you want to shape your trip. A small landscape park and a memorial obelisk provide landscape and historical points of reference; there is also a named bridleway and public transport routes with stops in Slawa and Slawa kolonia. The following sections consider these topics separately. This can help you decide whether your plans are shaped more by remembrance, a park, a horseback route or the designated transport stops.

Landscape Park and Historical Context

Slawa has a small landscape park dating from the second half of the 19th century. It covers 3.68 hectares, including the church grounds. This identifies both the type of site and its historical period. If you take a park into account when choosing a destination, the area provides an additional point of reference: it includes the church grounds and does not refer solely to a separate park area. The park’s small size and its date answer different questions—how large the site is and which period it belongs to. Together, they offer a specific measurement and a historical reference, without implying that both say the same thing about the place.

Memorial Sites and Historical Connections

An obelisk in Slawa commemorates the elimination of the “Kotła Świdwińskiego” and the liberation of the village of Slawa in 1945. The dedication connects two named historical references; the year 1945 relates to the liberation of the village. For a cultural and historical itinerary, this distinction is specific: the obelisk in Slawa commemorates both subjects, while the year 1945 is associated with the liberation.

Another event took place in 1469 in Łęgi, near Slawa. The so-called “Bitwa o krowę” was fought there between citizens of Świdwin and Białogard. The place and date references are clearly distinct: Slawa’s liberation dates to 1945; the “Bitwa o krowę” is associated with Łęgi and 1469. If you are interested in historical connections, this comparison helps distinguish the memorial in Slawa from the event in nearby Łęgi.

Bridleway: Length and Route

The “Pętla wzdłuż doliny rzeki Regi” bridleway is a 10.6 km loop from Slawa via Kluczkówko to Cieszeniewo. This specifies the activity, the length of the loop and the listed places in order. If you are considering a horseback outing, you can assess the route using these details: the distance refers to the loop and is not a time estimate. For your travel plans, the bridleway offers a different specific point of reference from the transport routes: here, the focus is on the distance and the sequence of places.

Public Transport Routes

The 2026 inter-municipal agreement lists two public transport routes with stops in Slawa and Slawa kolonia. One has the route designation Redło–Bronowo–Żołędno–Redło. The other runs between Połczyn-Zdrój and Świdwin and back to Połczyn-Zdrój, and is designated as a weekend route. Both listed stops are named for both routes; you can distinguish between them by their route sequences and the specified weekend service.

Routes and services can change. Check the current timetable before travelling, especially if you are planning a weekend visit. The route designation can give you an initial indication of which service to look up; the timetable provides the practical information for your specific journey. Together with the bridleway, these present two clearly distinct planning considerations: for public transport, the relevant details are the listed stops and service; for the bridleway, they are a 10.6-kilometre loop through the places named above.

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