Slupsk

Słupsk is situated on both banks of the River Słupia, 18 km from the Baltic Sea. It is regarded as an important economic, culture, scientific, and tourist center in the area of Central Pomerania. Visitors will find there its unique countryside qualities, interesting monuments, historical places and a relatively well developed tourist infrastructure including hotels and restaurants. Tourists attractions include the Castle, build in 1507, that houses now the Museum of Central Pomerania. It is also worth to see the gothic churches, a gate from XIV century and the Witches Tower, where in the XVII century women accused of witchcraft were imprisoned.