Rent a holiday apartment in Chojnice

Renting a holiday apartment in Chojnice begins with choosing the location. Anyone looking for accommodation in Chojnice can first consider the town in terms of its townscape, individual buildings, regional connections and access. The following sections explore these four perspectives. The page on Conitz provides a broader introduction.

Historic townscape

Chojnice has an attractive, charming historic old town.

Chojnice preserves medieval town buildings and numerous historic monuments. If this historic character is particularly important to you, decide before searching for accommodation whether Chojnice belongs on your travel destination shortlist.

Buildings in the centre

The town hall stands on the northern side of the market square and is the neo-Gothic centrepiece as well as a neo-Gothic landmark of the town.

The Minor Basilica of the Beheading of St John the Baptist is Chojnice's oldest surviving sacred building.

One church tower is among the surviving towers and gates of the former town walls; another tower houses the Historical and Ethnographic Museum.

Symbolism and regional connection

The aurochs holds an honourable place in Chojnice's coat of arms and symbolises the strength and history of the town.

Another travel connection

The Bory Tucholskie are located near Chojnice and are connected with visitors' interest in the surrounding area. If this connection to the nearby Bory Tucholskie is particularly important to you, decide before searching for accommodation whether Chojnice belongs on your travel destination shortlist.

Arriving by train

Chojnice has rail connections on routes 203, 208 and 211, including services in the direction of Tczew, Działdowo and Kościerzyna.

Other destinations to compare

For further comparison, you can open the pages on Męcikał, Konarzyny, Swornegacie, Czersk, Krzyż, Brusy, Pawłowo and Rytel.

Now check whether Chojnice suits your travel plans, and then continue your search for accommodation.