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A viaduct with an interesting descent and ascent in the form of a loop

The monument stands in the old German part of the cemetery in Sowno, near the neo-Gothic church of St. Mary Magdalene, in the heart of the Goleniów Forest, about 16 km from Stargard. It is a relatively modest stone obelisk, originally used by the German community as a tribute to the fallen from the Sowno (Hinzendorf) area, The inscriptions are currently difficult to read

FROM THE BEAR, BEAUTIFUL NEW ASPHALT CROSSING THE FORESTS AND LITTLE CAR TRAFFIC

ZGODY SQUARE IN KOBYLANKA BETWEEN B. CHROBREGO AND K.S. WYSZYŃSKIEGO STREETS

The monument was founded by the former inhabitants of Jęczydół to commemorate the village inhabitants who died during World War I.

The Owl Tower, built in 1260-1270. In the 16th century it was topped with a conical dome. In the 19th century, due to a landslide, it became the "leaning tower" of Pyrzyce. In its upper part, its deviation from the vertical is 30 cm

was created as a result of the expansion of a semi-circular lookout room. In the 16th century it was topped with a conical dome. In the 19th century, it served as an observation tower.

The Szczecin Gate, located in the northern part of the walls, was incorporated into the existing defense system around the mid-19th century. 14th century and added in the second quarter of the 16th century. Currently preserved in a vestigial form, i.e. a pointed archway (after restoration). The walls are made of ceramic bricks with Wendish bond. The facades are unplastered, with blendes with various shapes of lintel arches, divided by dentil and band friezes and topped with battlement. It was a two-stage gate: the lower part had a quadrilateral plan and had four storeys; the upper one - with an octagonal tambour, surrounded by corner (cylindrical and two-story) turrets and topped with a pyramidal dome. The complex of medieval defensive walls in Pyrzyce is one of the most interesting and relatively well-preserved urban fortifications in Western Pomerania, with outstanding scientific and historical values. The main ring of walls, gates, towers, lookouts, gates and elements of the embankments - embankments and moats (plants and gardens) - have been preserved. defensive walls from the second half of the 13th century, approximately 2,000 meters long. In the 15th century, their height was increased to 7-9 m, and the foregates, towers and lookouts were expanded. After 1650, some of the lookouts were turned into poor houses. After the war, some of the walls were restored. The following towers have been preserved to this day: the Owl, Powder, Ice, Pijack and Monk towers. The embankments from the 13th century surrounded the city for a length of 2,250 m. Together with the moat and mill ponds, they provided sufficient protection against invasions. In the years 1830 - 1845 the embankments were turned into a walking promenade. The moats were partially buried and turned into gardens