Records, history and craft

Begin at the Scout House, one of the first buildings beyond the Centre’s entrance. Continue to the World’s Longest Plank and the Nobel Laureate’s Table: a woodworking record and a 35-metre table made from part of the same tree. The Household Museum develops this theme through historic tools and crafts.

The next section leads to the Siberian Exile House with its labour camp, followed by the Gryf Pomorski bunker. Stories of Poles deported to Siberia and the Kashubian underground organisation stay in neighbouring parts of the complex. After the bunker, continue to the small church of St Raphael Kalinowski, connected with the remembrance of Polish and Kashubian history.

Then explore the Kashubian World of Fairy Tales and the Upside-Down House. This section combines a family attraction with a building that changes the familiar sense of space. Finish at the World’s Largest Piano. Record-breaking, historical and family attractions appear in the order of the walk through the complex, rather than as distant, alternating thematic groups.