Pszczółki: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Pszczółki
The Święto Miodu Pszczółkowskiego honey festival takes place every year in Lipowy Park in Pszczółki. The local honey tradition is also reflected in Miód Pszczółkowski, a traditional honey product from the Pomeranian Voivodeship available in May, June, and July varieties.
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Cuisine
At the Muzeum Miodu, the methods of honey production—from flower pollen to the finished honey in the jar—are presented. The Muzeum Miodu is located in the basement of the public library in Pszczółki. Hotel Bratnik in Pszczółki promotes traditional Polish home cooking, including fish, pierogi, desserts, and cakes.
Culture and history
Pszczółki railway station dates from 1908. After its renovation, it retains its historic neo-Gothic character.
The windmill in Pszczółki is a valuable example of a wooden Dutch windmill. In the Pomeranian Voivodeship, it is one of the last surviving structures of its kind; in Powiat gdański, it is the only one of its kind still in existence. The windmill is accessible from the outside.
The Cysterski Deptak Widokowy was created in 2013 on a former railway embankment next to the Pomorski Szlak Cysterski.
Leisure
Lipowy Park has a 610 m-long recreational running track. The park also has an area for children's recreation.
The Cysterski Deptak Widokowy features outdoor games.
Other places
Other places: Pruszcz Gdański, Buszkowy Górne, Wiślina, Elganowo, Kleszczewo, Trzepowo, Przywidz, Warcz
For the overarching travel overview: Gdańsk.
