A sight in the Darłowo region

St Mary's church in Darłowo

St Mary's church in Darłowo is a monumental Gothic church built of brick in the 14th century, one of the most precious religious monuments of the middle Pomeranian coast. Inside, valuable works of art survive together with the burial chapels of the dukes of Pomerania. The most famous burial is the stone sarcophagus of King Eric I of Pomerania, ruler of three Scandinavian kingdoms. The church's soaring tower is a distinctive element in the silhouette of Darłowo's old town. It remains an active parish church and an important stop on any tour of the town.

fot. Marek Marcola

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Other sights in Darłowo

Straight-line distances from „St Mary's church in Darłowo" — calculated from real coordinates. By road it is often further.

The market square and Old Town Hall in DarłowoThe historic market square of Darłowo's old town with an 18th-century Baroque town ha
~51 m as the crow flies
The Castle of the Dukes of PomeraniaThe only seaside castle in Poland, begun in 1352; the residence of King Eric I of Pomerani
~210 m as the crow flies
St Gertrude's Chapel in DarłowoA late Gothic 15th-century chapel on an octagonal plan, one of the most original monuments
~394 m as the crow flies
The fishing port at DarłówkoA working sea port at the mouth of the Wieprza with fishing cutters, fresh fish for sale a
~2,3 km as the crow flies
The drawbridge at DarłówkoA moving bridge over the mouth of the Wieprza linking East and West Darłówko, opened for p
~2,4 km as the crow flies
The lighthouse at DarłówkoA lighthouse on the eastern bank of the Wieprza mouth, with a viewing gallery over the por
~2,4 km as the crow flies
The beach in West DarłówkoA wide sandy beach with a gentle entry into the water, a promenade and a lifeguarded bathi
~3,0 km as the crow flies

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