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Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w was a well-developed settlement as early as the Middle Ages. Which afterwards, under the first monarchs from the House of Piast, Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w belonged to the Castellany of Szczytno in Kashubia. Around 1290 the land around Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w was ceded by the Duke of Gda\u0144sk Mestwin II to the voivod of Calisia Nicholas of Poniec. In the 1312 his sons sold Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w to the Teutonic Knights, who valued the strategic assets of the village and decided to build here a powerful castle. This place was important for the Teutonic Knights as it was located at the junction of the roads leading from Germany to Malbork. And besides, Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w was near the borders of the Teutonic State with the Kingdom of Poland and West Pomerania. The construction of the castle proceeded smoothly and around the year of 1365 it became the strongest in the possession of Teutonic Knights, the second one after the Malbork castle. The castle compound in Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w consisted of the main castle, known as the High Castle, and three built-up wards: west, north and east. The whole compound was surrounded with enormous fortified stones and brick walls.<\/p>\n
During its most glorious times, the castle had eleven gates and nine towers (until our days, only parts of the outer walls, the wall surrounding the inner ward and some remnants of two towers – beside to the Louise Gatehouse and the Witches Tower – have survived). The castle also had an extensive system of moats, drawbridges and three types of dungeons, which were the medieval prisons. Owing to the knights and mercenaries who stopped by Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w, the settlement transformed from a modest village to the larger village, which on the 19th. of June 1348 the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Heinrich von Dusemer, granted civic rights for the Malbork. The presence of the castle meant that Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w never had its own fortifications. Which meant that the town was frequently looted and burnt. In later years, the King of Prussia Frederic Wilhelm II, gave his permission to demolish the castle in order to rebuild the town ravaged by two great fires-consumed (in 1786 and 1793). The residents of Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w just did not know how to dismantle the tower, because of its height and at later converted it into a church belfry, having first built a Lautheran church adjacent to it in 1825.
The XIX century brought to the town some small industry, oil lighting, followed by gas, and finally electricity, road and railway links and a double storied office buildings of offices and institutions. Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w joined again the Poland on the 27th., of February 1945. As a result of the war destroyed about 60% of the buildings of Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w. The town gradually regained its former importance: cobbled streets, new houses were built, set industries, sawmills, schools, and the railway line was re-opened, developed the park and its surroundings.<\/p>\n
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TOURIST INFORMATION<\/em> Attractions<\/em> Ticket office \u2013 tel. 660 881 595<\/p>\n Tour: winter season: 1.10. \u2013 30.04. Regional Museum \u2013 collects collections in the field of archeology, history and art of the region. In the collection of the museum library there are i.a. old prints, maps and city plans. The museum is open for permanent exhibitions i.a. \u201cThe prehistory of the Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w land\u201d, as well as temporary exhibitions.<\/p>\n Culture<\/em> ACCOMMODATION<\/em> Gastronomy<\/em> EVENTS<\/em>\u00a0<\/span>\u2013 Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w Competition of Young Instrumentalists, Pomeranian Review of Children\u2019s Song, Tura Run, Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w Days, Beer Impressions, International Boogie Festival, Motocross Championships, Lavender Fair of St. Jacob, Man\u2019s Rap Night, Farewell Summer<\/p>\n
District Tourist Information Point, os. Waz\u00f3w 1, tel. 59 83 45 366, e-mail:\u00a0<\/span>sekretariat@poeksit.czluchow.org.pl<\/a><\/p>\n
Regional Museum, ul. Ko\u015bcielna 8, tel. 59 822 44 03, e-mail:\u00a0<\/span>muzeumczl@interia.pl<\/a>,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/zamekczluchow.pl\/<\/a><\/p>\n
summer season: 1.05. \u2013 30.09.
Tuesday \u2013 Sunday: 10.00 \u2013 18.00
Monday \u2013 closed<\/p>\n
Monday \u2013 Friday: 8.00 \u2013 16.00<\/p>\n
Municipal House of Culture, ul. Traugutta 2, tel. 59 83 411 32,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/czluchow.naszdomkultury.pl\/<\/a><\/p>\n
Hotel \u201cNad Jeziorem\u201d**, ul. Szczeci\u0144ska 13, tel. 59 834 33 30,\u00a0<\/span>www.nad-jeziorem.czluchow.pl<\/a>
Pension \u201cPrzy Zamku\u201d, ul. Ko\u015bcielna 4, tel. 59 83 43 349,\u00a0<\/span>www.przyzamku.com<\/a>
Guest House “Bia\u0142y Dworek”, ul. Wojska Polskiego 34, tel. 59 83 42 506,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/www.dworekczluchow.pl<\/a>
Dom Sportowca \u2013 Sports and Recreation Center, ul. Szkolna 1, tel. 59 83 42 553,\u00a0<\/span>www.osir.czluchow.pl<\/a>
Camping No. 80, ul. Wojska Polskiego 62, tel. 59 83 41 264,\u00a0<\/span>www.osir.czluchow.pl<\/a>
District School Bursa, ul. Koszalinska 2a, tel. 59 83 43 492,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/www.bursaczluchow.org<\/a>
District School Bursa Accommodation Base, ul. Koszalinska 2a, tel. 509 530 068,\u00a0<\/span>www.noclegiczluchow.pl<\/a>
Boarding school of the Special School-Educational Centre, ul. Batorego 24, tel. 59 83 42 416,\u00a0<\/span>https:\/\/osw-czluchow.edupage.org\/<\/a>
Duet guest rooms, ul. Kwiatowa 2, tel. 500 181 520,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/noclegi.duet-czluchow.pl<\/a>
Rooms at the Restaurant \u201cStara Kaszarnia\u201d, ul. Dworcowa 13, tel. 604 509 947,\u00a0<\/span>www.starakaszarnia.pl<\/a>
Guest rooms for drivers at the bus base, al. Wojska Polskiego 5, tel. 59 83 42 244
Rooms \u201cU Lili\u201d, ul. Zielona 39, tel. 791 648 958
Apartment “Na Zielonej”, ul. Zielona 41, tel. 666 111 939
Accommodation Rychnowy Przylesie, ul. Kalinowa 9, tel. 789 124 546,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/www.noclegiprzylesie.pl<\/a>
Apartments Canpol, Sieroczyn, tel. 59 834 47 29,\u00a0<\/span>http:\/\/hotel.canpol.pl\/<\/a><\/p>\n
Restaurant \u201c777\u201d, ul. Kr\u00f3lewska 1, tel. 59 83 43 711, 509 462 707
Restaurant \u201cHubertus\u201d, ul. Szczeci\u0144ska 40, tel. 609 026 264
Restaurant \u201cDuet\u201d, ul. Kwiatowa 2, tel. 59 83 43 375
Restaurant \u201cNad Jeziorem\u201d, ul. Szczeci\u0144ska 13, tel. 602 104 506
Restaurant \u201cStara Kaszarnia\u201d, ul. Dworcowa 13, tel. 604 509 947
McDonald\u2019s Restaurant, ul. Koszalinska 1\u0141, tel. 666 349 052
Pizzeria \u201cNeapolitana\u201d, ul. Koszalinska, tel. 510 985 910,\u00a0<\/span>www.pizza-czluchow.pl<\/a>
Pizzeria \u201cAria\u201d ul. Dworcowa 5, tel. 736 909 193
Pizzeria \u201cPrawdziwy Don\u201d, Plac Wolno\u015bci 3, tel. 733 833 333
New York Pizza Department, ul. Sobieskiego 10, tel. 888 666 016
Bistro \u201cProsto z Targu\u201d, ul. Rynek 8, tel. 881 262 888
Bistro Caffee, al. Wojska Polskiego 5, tel. 59 83 42 244 i.e. 76
Horyzont Smak\u00f3w, os. Waz\u00f3w 1, tel. 608 626 071
Pasha Kebab, Plac Bohater\u00f3w 3a, tel. 531 315 044
Catering Moniq, tel. 795 529 989
Food Studio Catering with Vegestrefa, tel. 731 310 370<\/p>\n