7 best — monuments in Słupsk

The Witches' Tower has a grim history; it is a symbol of innocent suffering and cruel death. Researchers say 15th–17th-century Pomerania was a region 'especially prone to witchcraft', and for that reason...

The Struga hydroelectric station in Struga near Soszyca — the oldest hydro plant on the Słupia river and the oldest in Europe. Many of its devices (e.g. a turbine) have worked since it was built in 1896...

Wilkowo near Lębork is a record-breaking village in Poland. Four Polish and world records have been set here, entered in the Polish Book of Records and Curiosities. Its village head is Leszek Wrzesień, who in recognition of his work...

The Słupsk Town Hall is now over 100 years old. Mayor Hans Matthes was especially keen on the building's splendour. When the construction costs, however, exceeded the planned budget twofold...

The Blücher Battery is a complex of former German bunkers built at the turn of 1938 and 1939. Today it houses a museum — the Park of History and Entertainment in Ustka. Well preserved to this day are: • gun emplacements...

The passenger lift — an unusual but very interesting monument. Made of wood, it is one of the oldest still-working lifts of its kind in Europe. Before World War II it served the customers of the then department store...

Lębork Teutonic Castle — an unusual structure, given that its rectangular layout of walls with towers and a residential building was cut through by... a mill canal supplying water to the castle mill...