A sight in the Borne Sulinowo region

Kłomino — an abandoned garrison settlement in the forest near Borne Sulinowo

Kłomino was a military settlement for the families of Soviet soldiers. After they left in the early 1990s the blocks emptied and fell into ruin — today it is one of Poland's best-known ghost towns.

fot. Synek, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Visiting safely

Many buildings are unsafe — do not go inside and stay on the roads. Come in daylight and respect signs and any access restrictions.

How to get there and practical info

Distance
A dozen or so kilometres, along forest roads
Safety
Do not enter the buildings
Mapa: Google Maps · 53.5140, 16.5890

Other sights in Borne Sulinowo

Straight-line distances from „Kłomino — the abandoned town" — calculated from real coordinates. By road it is often further.

The old garrison buildingsPre-war barracks, officers' villas and blocks — a walk through the history of a close
~7,6 km as the crow flies
Kayaking on Lake Pile and the PiławaKayak trips on Lake Pile and down the Piława through the forests of the Drawsko Lake Distr
~7,7 km as the crow flies
Military vehicle rally (August)An annual August gathering of military enthusiasts — vehicles, re-enactments and shows.
~7,8 km as the crow flies
Oflag II D memorial sitesTraces of the German camp for Polish officer prisoners in the Second World War.
~8,0 km as the crow flies
Museum of Military HistoryMilitary vehicles and memorabilia from the time Borne Sulinowo was a closed garrison.
~8,0 km as the crow flies
Lake Pile and the town beachA large, clear lake among pine forests — beach, swimming, kayaks and sailing.
~8,2 km as the crow flies
Drawsko Lake DistrictHundreds of lakes among forests and hills — cycling, kayaking and peace away from the crow
~29 km as the crow flies

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