Krągi: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland, Krągi Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland, Krągi Photo: Robert Niedźwiedzki via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0

In the surrounding area of Krągi lies Szczecinek – Zamek XIV w., a 14th-century castle. You can rent a holiday apartment in Krągi. Skotna Góra is also located in the surrounding area of Krągi.

Landscape

Polska Góra and Spyczyna Góry are located in the wider region of Krągi.

Culture

The Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland, built in 1891, stands in Krągi.

Krągi also has a military-historical context: a Wehrmacht training ground was established on the southern edge of the village in 1933; after the Second World War, it was later occupied by the Soviet Army.

Geographical Setting

Krągi is a village in the municipality of Borne Sulinowo, in Szczecinek County and the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The village is located near Lake Pile and on National Road 20 between Stargard, Szczecinek and Gdynia.

There is a forest war cemetery between Borne Sulinowo and Krągi. It commemorates Polish and Soviet soldiers who fought in Pomerania during the Second World War.

Cycling

The route directories list a route from Borne Sulinowo through Krągi in the direction of Lake Śmiadowo and other places, as well as a circular tour via Dąbrowica, Krągi and back to Borne Sulinowo. The documented routes provide a specific point of reference for travellers who would like to include cycling in their trip to Krągi.

To the higher-level travel overview: Neustettin.

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