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Last remnant of castle built by Casimir the Great in 14th century. An octagon brick tower and local landmark with beautiful panorama from the top. Name of the tower is related to several legends about evil king eaten by mice, usually legendary king Popiel who was expelled by Piast Siemowit. Its similarity to legend about tower in Bingen helped it survive Prussian occupation which king felt affectionate toward this tower.
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Nadgoplańskie Wodne Pogotowie Ratunkowe
Outside of water rescue services you can also rent kayaks and water bikes at this place. Gopło Lake is really large and provides ample space for water sports.
Kolegiata św. Piotra i Pawła
Romanesque church built in early 12th century, preserved in nearly untouched form since construction except for western face. Rare example of stone architecture in brick dominated medieval Poland.