Local Attractions:
1.Leonardia: The park features about a hundred games, both single and multiplayer. Simple rules make them easy for the youngest to learn, while competition and outdoor activity bring families and friends together, away from the virtual world. No plastic or mass-produced molds here; each game is handcrafted as a unique piece.
2.Sliding Bridge: The drawbridge was replaced by a sliding bridge. It is the only sliding bridge in Poland, worth taking time during your vacation to see.
3. Lighthouse: The 22-meter tower has a modern mechanism guiding ships. Built in the 19th century with the pilot station, it was originally lower. Later renovations turned it into a full lighthouse. Visitors now see its 1927 condition, after the last renovation.
4.Media and Art Festival: Past guests include Anna Seniuk, Wojciech Pszoniak, Krystyna Janda, Krzysztof Kowalewski, Danuta Stenka, Stanisław Tym, Robert Więckiewicz, Marian Dziędziel, Jan Nowicki, Marian Opania, Michał Ogórek, Marcin Meller, Prof. Jerzy Bralczyk, and others. For tourists, it's a unique chance to meet famous film and TV personalities, chat, and take souvenirs photos.
5.Military Gathering: Enthusiasts and owners of military gear—motorcycles, trucks, carriers, amphibians, even tanks—gather here. The event takes place in Darłówko East on the so-called frying pan near the beach. Entry is free, but extras like rides cost extra. It's an international event and one of Poland's largest of its kind.
6.Market Square, Fisherman’s Monument: The monument in the Market Square honors seafarers since 1919. It's a fountain designed by Wilhelm Gross, funded by the Heptenmacher family. The Town Hall stands centrally on the west side of the square, blending late Baroque and neoclassical styles. It's an elongated rectangle, partly basemented, one-floor, with an asymmetric mansard roof.
7.Castle: Originally Gothic, the castle was expanded over time. It began as a square plan with a 23-meter defensive tower. Later owners extended east and west wings, adding not only defensive elements but also living space for the growing ducal court.