Starkowa Huta: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Starkowa Huta
Starkowa Huta was first mentioned in 1664 and was then known as Starkowa Hutta. This specific historical reference is a point of interest for travelers interested in the documented history of a village.
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You can rent a holiday apartment in Starkowa Huta.
Geographical Location
Starkowa Huta is located on Polish National Road 20, which connects Stargard and Gdynia.
Starkowa Huta is a Kashubian village in Poland, in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, Kartuzy County, and the municipality of Somonino.
Nature
The settlement history of Starkowa Huta is connected with land cleared from the forest. This connection to its origins on cleared woodland is a specific point of interest for travelers interested in the history of rural settlements.
Wieżyca, at 329 m, as well as Egiertowo and Bukowa Gora, are located in the vicinity of Starkowa Huta.
History
The settlement was established on cleared woodland belonging to the monastery in Kartuzy; monks brought German Protestants from Western Pomerania to found the village.
Starkowa Huta has the Kashubian name Starkòwô Hëta. Historical German forms include Starkhütte and Starkenhütte.
Further location pages can be found under Miechucino, Ostrzyce, Stare Czaple, Garcz, Wiezyca, Lemany, Kamienicki Mlyn, Nowa Sikorska Huta.
For the higher-level travel overview: Karthaus.
