Szamoty: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Szamoty
Szamoty was established in 1740.
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Photo: Kazimierz Mendlik via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
History
Initially, Szamoty was called Holendry Szamocińskie or Przespolewem.
After 1870, Szamoty bore the German name Freundsthal.
Historical agriculture in Szamoty included sheep farming; the wool was supplied to the weaving workshops in Szamocin.
Those who choose Szamoty as a travel destination may wish to find a holiday apartment there.
Nature
Two lakes belonging to the “Cygańskie Doły” are located in the Szamoty area.
In the Szamocin area, the “Cygańskie Doły” consist of three glacial lakes connected by ditches, whose steep slopes are covered with mixed forests.
A small windmill stands on a meadow in the centre of Szamoty.
Dębowa Góra hill is located in the vicinity of Szamoty.
Gontyniec hill is located in the wider regional surroundings of Szamoty.
Chełmianki hill is located in the wider regional surroundings of Szamoty.
Cycle Routes
The R-8 “Jaktorowo” cycle route passes through Szamoty.
The approximately 20-kilometre-long “Przyroda i człowiek” cycle route passes through forests, parks and avenues, and showcases historic buildings, memorial sites, sacred and secular objects, as well as natural monuments in the wider Szamocin area.
The R-8 “Jaktorowo” cycle route is signposted according to PTTK standards.
Surroundings
The “Margonin - Pałac neogotycki” palace is located in the vicinity of Szamoty.
The “Jeziorki - Pałac XIX w.” palace is located in the wider regional surroundings of Szamoty.
Other places: Borowo.
To the higher-level travel overview: Laskowo.
