Zakrzewo: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and history

The Zakrzewo water tower dates from the early 20th century.

The Zakrzewo water tower stands at the former Linia-Zakrzewo railway station.

The former Protestant cemetery in Zakrzewo is no longer in use and lies outside the built-up area south of the village.

The Protestant cemetery in Zakrzewo is dated from the 19th century to the 1930s.

A historic fire engine is located in Zakrzewo.

The historic rural settlement layout of Zakrzewo is designated as an area within a heritage conservation zone.

Nature

Białe Błoto is a peat bog covering approximately 9 hectares in Zakrzewo, on the municipal boundary.

Białe Błoto is home to transitional and raised bog communities, as well as rare species and vegetation such as hummock and hollow bog vegetation, round-leaved sundew, great sundew, bog rosemary and crowberry.

The natural attractions of Route 7 include Jezioro Morzyc and the surrounding forest.

Getting around

Route 7 runs between Jezioro Morzyc and Jezioro Trepczykowe.

Access on Route 7 is straight and without inclines.

PKS Gdynia bus route 612 operates via Linia and Zakrzewo.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Zakrzewo can include this place as a destination in their own travel plans.

To the higher-level travel overview: Neustadt.

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