Easy hikes and walks around gmina Stara Dąbrowa

St. John the Baptist Church in Stargard at Chrobry Street

Monument to the Smolensk Disaster 10.04.2010

The uniformed water tower in Stargard, located in the picturesque Chrobry Park, measures as much as 65 meters in height, making it officially the tallest water tower in Poland. Built at the end of the 19th century, the structure still serves its original technical function in the city's water supply network today, while also being one of the most distinctive architectural symbols of the city.

The object commonly called the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Stargard is actually a neo-Gothic Orthodox church of Saints Peter and Paul. It is located at 2 św. Jana Chrzciciela Street, right next to the St. John's Gate. The building was erected in 1889–1890 as an Evangelical Reformed church.

ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego in Stargard

The Mill Gate in Stargard (also known as the Port Gate, Water Gate, Coat of Arms Gate, or River Gate) is a unique monument of medieval defensive architecture on a European scale. It is the only water gate in Poland and one of the few in Europe built directly over a flowing river (a branch of the Ina River – the Mill Canal). Together with the Collegiate Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of the World, and the remaining defensive walls, this structure holds the status of a Historical Monument of the President of the Republic of Poland. The construction does not stand next to the river, but literally above it. The massive span of the gate bridges both banks of the Mill Canal, allowing water to flow directly under the building. The structure rests on two cylindrical towers, 28 meters high, topped with conical helmets. The facade is decorated with blind arcades, and the towers feature visible loopholes and crenellations.

The Church of St. John the Baptist in Stargard is one of the most important Gothic monuments in West Pomerania, famous for its unique star vault and a 99-meter high tower that dominates the city's panorama. The temple serves as the parish church for the Parish of St. Joseph in Stargard. Classic brick Gothic with a hall layout. Since January 2025, the largest functional medieval bell in Poland (often called Stargard's "Sigismund"), which surpasses the famous Krakow Sigismund Bell in mass, has been operating again in the church. Richly decorated side chapels, unique polychromes depicting angels and saints, and an impressive main altar.

Brama Wałowa in Stargard is a unique monument of medieval defensive architecture, combining elements of Gothic and Renaissance styles. It is one of Stargard's four historical city gates, located in the northeastern part of the former fortifications at ul. Bolesława Chrobrego (the exit route towards Maszewo). Since 2010, by decision of the President of the Republic of Poland, this object, along with the Collegiate Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the defensive walls, has the status of a Historical Monument. It originates from powerful earthen ramparts that were erected in front of the walls to strengthen the defense. It had the most developed defensive system in all of Stargard (front gate, inner gate, and barbican). Some elements were dismantled in 1780, and the bricks were used to build a nearby mill on the Ina River. Destroyed during World War II. It was carefully reconstructed in 1961–1962, restoring the unique Renaissance gables and the Baroque turret from 1635. The height of the structure is over 19 meters, and the base measures 10 x 11 meters. The passage underneath has a characteristic pointed arch shape.