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ul. Zamkowa, 77-300 Człuchów, powiat człuchowski, woj. pomorskie
The remains of one of the largest Teutonic defensive complexes, the second largest after Malbork, with a preserved mighty tower.
The castle is located in Człuchów (Człuchów district), on an elevation among lakes.
Construction of the castle began after 1312, when the Teutonic Order acquired Człuchów; it was completed around 1365. The complex covered about 3 ha. A fire in 1793 was the main cause of the stronghold's decline. Since 2 May 2013 the restored site has been managed by the Regional Museum in Człuchów.
The mighty tower of the high castle (46 m) with a panorama of Człuchów and the surroundings; museum exhibitions.
For lovers of Teutonic history, families and visitors to Pomerania.
Current hours and prices on the museum's website.
The town of Człuchów; access by road.
