Neighborhood
- „Orle Lake" (11,83 ha)
- „Smołowe Lake" (36,82 ha)
- „Kamień Lake" (50,57 ha)
- "Lake Bobięcińskie Wielkie with Skibska Góra".
- "Source area of the Brda and Wieprza rivers east of Miastko".
Almost half of the municipality’s area is forest.
Clean water and green grass; mushrooms, berries and fish in abundance.
Hamer spring and hunting wigwam.
Robber Rummel, who took from the rich and gave to the poor.
The amber grinding plant in Swierzno
- Late Baroque church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Wspomożenia Wiernych, built in 1727-1730, with a 1905 tower (topped with a 1927 cupola).
- Divine Mercy Church from 1991
- The Greek Catholic Church of Saints Vladimir and Olga in a neo-Baroque building from the early 20th century (Rybacka Street; see the exhibition in the museum hall on the Vistula Operation)
- City Hall, built in the early 20th century as the county starost's office building (1 Grunwaldzka Street)
- partially preserved historic buildings on Armii Krajowej, Dworcowa and Kazimierza Wielkiego streets (from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries).
- Nature paths along the Studnica River located within the city limits "Zielony Ruczaj" (Zielona and Kujawska Streets) and two paths running from Pasieka - "Rummel's Bathing Ground" and "U źródła Studnicy".
- Bobięcino - early medieval stronghold on the island of Lake Bobięciński Wielki.
- Dretyń - nature trail "Szlakiem Dretyńskich Dębów".
- Łodzierz - mansion of the Kamecke family from the 1930s
- Miłocice - timber-framed church of St. Michael the Archangel from 1771 with Baroque furnishings from the turn of the 18th/19th centuries.
- Świerzenko - a palace and a complex of farm buildings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries; a manor park with preserved hornbeam alley and old trees
- Świerzno - Baroque church of the Holy Trinity from 1710 with 18th-century altar and pulpit; wooden half-timbered house from 1880; amber grinding shop and exhibition of agricultural tools and household equipment; monumental (over 300-year-old Crimean lime tree)
- Świeszyno - filial church of Our Lady of Fatima, which features an altarpiece by Professor Bronislaw Chromy.
- Trzcinno - a historic 19th-century palace surrounded by a park; a restored mid-16th-century half-timbered Church of the Motherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
- Tursko - a palace from the turn of the 19th/20th centuries.
- Wałdowo - timber-framed parish church of St. Stanislaus Kostka from 1716.
- Wołcza Wielka - a timber-framed parish church of St. Stanislaus Kostka from 1716 - a 19th-century neo-Romanesque Evangelical Augsburg church; a churchyard of the Massow family; a 19th-century manor house.
- The Land of Forests and Lakes Trail (blue, 112 km, Jasien -rytów - Miastko - Żydowo)
- The Land of Forests and Lakes Trail (blue, 112 km, Jasien -rytów - Miastko - Żydowo)
- Trail of Young Glacial Landscapes (green, 82 km, Miastko - Kolczyglowy - Kozin)
- Route along the Brda Valley (yellow, 51 km, Miastko - Nowa Brda - Przechlewo)
- On the railroad track (160 km, Miastko - Bytow - Leba)
- Brda Valley (23 km, Miastko - Starzno - Swieszyno - Miastko)
- Blue Loop (18 km, Miastko - Wolcza Wielka - Wolcza Mała - Pasieka - Miastko)
- Green Loop (19 km, Miastko - Pasieka - Slosinko - Spring Hamer Land of Rummel - Pasieka - Miastko)
- Great Loop (48 km, Miastko - Bobięcino - Swierzno - Miastko)
- Bobięciński Ring (21 km, around the Little and Great Bobięciński Lakes)
- Trail of Winding Tracks (18 km - mostly along the old railroad embankment Miastko - Bytow) - Miastko - Węgorzynko - Dolsko - Waldowo). Return to Miastko from Waldowo by local road through Piaszczyna.
- Route of Morenowe Wzniesień (32 km, Miastko - Dretyń - Bożanka - Trzebielino)
- Trail to the Land of Rummel (12.4 km, Miastko - Pasieka - J. Studzieniczno - Pasieka - Miastko)
- Boleslaw Tomaszczyk Trail (11 km, Wolcza Wielka - Toczeń - Bobięcino).
Undoubtedly, the biggest attraction in the area, making our Guesthouse unique in Poland, is its location by the Roaring Deer, which is just outside the fence. According to information taken from our forester, there are about 700 deer in the surrounding forests. During the mating season between September and October, every day and night you can hear the roars of deer and observe their spectacular horn fights. The guesthouse is located next to the forest, on Lake Piasek, which belongs to the Miasteczko Lakes Trail and is included in the Natura 2000 program. It is a lobelly lake, characterized by exceptionally clear and transparent water, ideal for diving. The surrounding forest is a great place for fans of Nordic walking, cycling or hiking. During such outings you may come across our neighbors, a family of beavers and many other animals, especially birds. In autumn, the surrounding forests are full of mushrooms. Our guests can dry the mushrooms they have collected in a designated area.
The lake welcomes all anglers. Each of our guests has the opportunity to fish on several nearby lakes, which are regularly stocked. Guests have the opportunity to purchase a fishing card directly at the Guesthouse for a symbolic fee. In addition, we have a 4-person rowboat and a pedal boat at the disposal of our guests. We provide our guests free of charge bicycles, Nordic walking sticks and baskets and knives for mushrooms. In addition, deck chairs and mattresses for relaxing in the park, as well as an archery range. During the cold season, we additionally invite you to the ice rink on the frozen ponds. We are only a few kilometers away from the beginning of the canoeing trip down the Brda River in Swieszyno. We put our guests in touch with the organizers of the rafting trip, who offer a few hours on the river adventure. The beauty and unspoiled nature is rated higher by many than canoeing down the Krutynia River in Masuria. Zagaje Guesthouse is located approx. 60km from the nearest beach, making it convenient for day trips to the sea.
