Lębork - gothic memories

Lębork is a county town in Poland, Pomeranian Voivodeship. The town lies on the DK nr6 road, between Wejherowo and Słupsk. It is situated in the northern part of Kashubia, in the Reda river valley, about 80 km from Gdansk.

The town, with a population of about 35,000, has a lot to offer. It is certainly worth to take a walk around the old town, see the city walls with their towers. The landmark of the city is the Church of St. James the Apostle. This building was erected at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries. This Roman Catholic parish church was originally built as a defensive church. It was built in the Gothic style on a rectangular plan. The church has a baroque altar, rococo pulpit and tabernacle made of ivory.

It is also worth seeing the Teutonic castle from the 14th century, rebuilt many times over the centuries, today it is the seat of the district court and the district prosecutor's office.

Other attractions include the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Queen of Poland. This neo-Gothic building can be seen at 6 Copernicus Square. The building has been entered in the register of monuments.

Sindbad bus stop is located at Shell petrol station, 26 Slupska Street.

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