Attractions and Places To See around Maszewo - Top 20

The church in Sovno existed as early as the 16th century. The exact date of its construction and appearance are unknown. It was part of a princely hunting residence. In 1720, due to its poor technical condition, it was demolished. A new church, likely a half-timbered structure, was erected in its place. This one was demolished in 1880, and another one was built – the one that stands to this day.

The area around the mill ruins is an area under renaturation by Oder-Rewilding. The bed of the Wisełka has been stripped of its thresholds and covered with gravel to allow aquatic organisms to migrate. And the beaver has built a dam above it, and how are these lampreys supposed to migrate....No dpua no...

The church in Sowna (German: Friedrichswalde) was built in 1889. It is a neo-Gothic church with a presbytery and a sacristy added on the eastern side. The church is equipped with a wooden altar, which was built in the years 1554-1561 for the princely residence in Oderburg in Grabów (now a district of Szczecin), which Prince John Fryderyk ordered in 1582 to be moved to St. Mary's Church in Szczecin, from where it was moved under unknown circumstances to a hunting residence. princely state called Friedrichswalde. Then, in the years 1635-1661, it was loaned to St. Mary's Church in Stargard, from where it returned again to Sowna, this time to the village church of St. Saint Mary Magdalene. It is a Renaissance altar with a scene of the Last Supper in its central part. The temple also has a wooden Renaissance pulpit, also from 1554-1561.

The church was built at the beginning of the 20th century from worked stones and bricks. In 1945 the cupola of the tower was destroyed. The current roof was placed in place of a neo-Romanesque helmet.

The church in Owl (German: Friedrichswalde) was erected in 1889. It is a neo-Gothic church with a chancel and sacristy added on the eastern side. The church is equipped with a wooden altar, which was built in the years 1554-1561 for the duke's residence in Oderburg in Grabów (now a district of Szczecin), which Prince Jan Fryderyk ordered in 1582 to be moved to St. Mary's Church in Szczecin, from where it ended up in unknown circumstances to a hunting residence princely known as Friedrichswalde. Then, in the years 1635-1661, it was lent to St. Mary's Church in Stargard, from where it returned to Sowno, this time to the village church of St. st. Mary Magdalene. It is a Renaissance altar, in the central part of which there is a scene of the Last Supper. The temple also has a wooden, Renaissance pulpit, also from the years 1554-1561.

Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus The church in Żarów (German: Saarow) was built of field stone and brick in the years 1856-1858. It is an arcaded hall church with a tower on the west side. The tower has a cast bronze bell with a diameter of 0.75 meters. The bell was made by Carl Friedrich Voss from Szczecin in 1851, dedicated to the church of St. Ghost in Stargard. The church is equipped with two cast-iron candlesticks from the second half of the 19th century, and the base of the pulpit, deposited in the church in the parish. In the area adjacent to the church, there is an inactive Evangelical church cemetery. The cemetery was established in the first half of the fifteenth century, on a rectangular plan with an area of 0.25 ha. It was fenced with a stone wall

Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Grzędice The late-gothic, hall-shaped temple made of fieldstone and brick dates from the first half of the 15th century, with a tower added in the 16th century. The historic furnishings include: a neo-Gothic altar made of linden wood from 1910, with a cross in the form of the Tree of Life (images of the evangelists at the ends of the arms), a Gothic figure of Christ from around 1500, a brass six-armed chandelier and a granite baptismal font located next to the entrance thirteenth century. There are two bells in the tower - one from the 17th century, cast in Szczecin, the other cast-iron from Stargard. The most valuable are the polychromes from the years 1450-1470, depicting 33 figures in biblical scenes, discovered in 1912, restored in 1954. 13 passion scenes. The unique and oldest polychromes in Grzędy in Western Pomerania were painted by an unknown painter (probably associated with Stargard). Paintings appear on all the walls of the church - currently the only such case in Western Pomerania.

The bypass of the forest district consisted of: a two-story residential house with an attic and a terrace, an office building, a barn, a wheeler workshop, a garage, a barn, a park and a pasture. In the yard there was a nature monument - an aged lime tree, which still stands today. The building of the present forest inspectorate was built in 1910. Lipa Anna is an over 450-year-old small-leaved lime (according to legend it is over 600 years old) with a circumference of more than 800 cm and a height of 27 m. It is the most famous natural monument located in the Goleniów poviat. According to legend, during the reign of Bogusław X the Great, his wife Anna Jagielonka, along with the German envoys, camped under this linden tree in anticipation of her husband, who at that time was hunting in the Goleniów Forest. There are also more romantic stories that under this tree Bogusław X first kissed his wife.