Gryfice: Hotels and Accommodation

If you would like to book a hotel in Gryfice or rent a holiday apartment or holiday home, you will find the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary there. It is a Gothic sacred building consecrated in 1498. If you are interested in sacred architectural history, this Gothic sacred building, with its consecration date of 1498, will help you determine whether Gryfice suits your travel interests.

Geographical Location

Gryfice is situated on the Rega River on the Szczecin Coast; from Gryfice, the Baltic Sea is approximately 22 km away as the crow flies.

History

The historic centre of Gryfice has a spindle-shaped urban layout with a rectangular market square and a regular street network; its origins date back to the medieval founding of the town in 1262.

Landscape

Gryfice is located in the Gryfice Plain, a mesoregion of the Szczecin Coast.

Region

Gryficki County includes a Baltic coastal belt with sandy beaches and seaside resorts such as Rewal, Pogorzelica and Trzęsacz. In Gryficki County, the Rega is considered the region’s most important hydrological, historical and cultural axis.

Experiences

A walk through Gryfice’s Old Town leads to historic urban features and remnants of the former fortifications, including walls, gates and the Powder Tower. The Powder Tower in Gryfice is therefore a specific point of interest for anyone wishing to discover historic urban features on foot.

A 36 km-long mountain bike route connects Rewal, Gryfice and Trzebiatów.

If you would like to compare other locations, you can visit the pages for Brojce, Czaplin Mały, Trzebusz, Rogowo, Paprotno, Pogorzelica, Trzebiatów and Pustkowo.

For the overview of the wider travel destination: Greifenberg.