In the wider regional surroundings of Jastrowie are Dobrzyca – Pałac, Skotna Góra and Dąbrowa Góra. For travellers wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Jastrowie, Dobrzyca – Pałac is a specific cultural point of reference.
Culture and History
A historic railway bridge over the Gwda is listed as a sight in Jastrowie.
Jastrowie has a complex borderland history: in the 16th century, two settlements lay on opposite sides of the Oska; their division can still be discerned in the town plan.
In 1602, Jastrowie was granted city rights by King Sigismund III Vasa.
Nature
The Gwda River is documented in Jastrowie.
Jastrowie is situated on the Oska stream, on the edge of the Gwda Valley and the moraine hills, as well as in the Wałcz Lakeland region.
Transport
Jastrowie has a railway station at Dworcowa 6. This provides a specific point of reference in the town for travelling by train.
