Czerwona Stodoła

Two treasures were found in Swans. The first was discovered on an island, in the place of an early medieval settlement, and contained 41 coins: Teutonic, German and Pomeranian. The other was dug by a farmer whose field hid Arab dirhams. Anyway, there has always been a lot of traffic and a lot going on here. The Salzstrasse, i.e. the salt route, stretching here, has been traversed by merchants from all over the world for centuries. Merchant traces were trampled by the Prussian and then German troops. When, after World War II, the eastern part of Western Pomerania fell into Polish hands, the migration of peoples began again. Abandoned houses were occupied by Siberians, Ukrainians from the "Wisła" operation, and Borderlanders. Admiration for the wealth of post-German farms was mixed with fear of stone circles hidden in the forests, over which a strange glow hovered on the night of the summer solstice. ''Devil doesn't sleep there'', they said in hushed voices and spat over their left shoulder. There was so much variety here. The Red Barn stood in the midst of this commotion. Once it was an outbuilding, today eight people can sleep comfortably in its rooms. A sauna and an open space on the ground floor, perfect for board games or puns, will also help you rest. We took the need to combine remote work with holidays to heart, which is why our office corner will satisfy even a Wall Street wolf. In the area itself, instead of a palette of urban attractions, we have for you a mosaic of fields, meadows and forests, dotted here and there with freckles of the lake. The nearest bomb jumps can be done 130 meters from the barn door. Come on!