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plac Wolności 11, Drezdenko
Muzeum Puszczy Drawskiej i Noteckiej stands on Plac Wolności in Drezdenko, in the Lubusz Voivodeship. It occupies a former armoury from the early 17th century — one of the few surviving parts of the local fortress and one of the oldest buildings in town.
The collection holds around fifteen hundred objects spread over four floors. The ground floor is devoted to the history of the town and its surroundings, the first floor to hunting and forestry, the second to farming and the household, and the attic to beekeeping.
The display tells the story of life between two great woodland complexes — the Drawska and Notecka Forests — crossed by walking and cycling trails, while the Noteć valley attracts birdwatchers. The collection keeps growing thanks to donors.
