Honey and Cuisine
Miód Pszczółkowski is a traditional honey product of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, with May, June, and July varieties.
The Muzeum Miodu is located in the basement of the public library in Pszczółki. It presents the methods of honey production, from flower pollen to the finished honey in the jar.
Bratnik in Pszczółki promotes traditional Polish home cooking, including fish, pierogi, desserts, and cakes.
Those who choose Pszczółki as a travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment there.
History
The Pszczółki railway station dates from 1908 and, following its renovation, retains its historic Neo-Gothic character.
The windmill in Pszczółki is a valuable example of a wooden Dutch windmill. It is one of the last surviving structures of its kind in the Pomeranian Voivodeship and the only one of its kind still standing in Gdańsk County. The windmill is accessible from the outside.
Activities
Lipowy Park has a 610-metre recreational running track and an area for children's leisure activities.
The Cysterski Deptak Widokowy was created in 2013 on a former railway embankment next to the Pomorski Szlak Cysterski and features outdoor games.
Other Places
Buszkowy Górne, Cedry Małe, Juszkowo, Przejazdowo, Swibno, Gdańsk, Suchy Dąb, Otomin
