Situated on top of the steep hill, surrounded by the waters of two lakes and swampy ground, the Castle dominating the village Tuczno used to be a well protected fortress, ideal for defence. Strategically, the location of the castle on the border between Poland and a New German Country was of vital importance which was highly appreciated by the German King Charles IV; the castle was one of the twelve fortresses situated east of the Oder River.
Pristine nature and forests surrounding the castle make it an ideal leisure choice, as it serves as a hotel now.
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