Słońsk (in German: Sonnenburg) is a western Polish village in the Lubusz Voivodeship County Sulęcin of approximately 3100 inhabitants and the administrative headquarters of which are also in Słońsk. The village used to be a town and it belonged to Gorzów Voivodship (1975-1998). Słońsk is situated about 36 kilometers southwest of Gorzów Wielkopolski, 15 km east of Kostrzyn nad Odrą, 25 kilometres northwest of Sulęcin, and south of Wartha river. It also borders with the Ujście Warty National Park and there was a Nazi concentration camp built up in Słońsk during the World War II (currently the place turned into museum).

Monuments and tourist attractions of the area:

Museum of martyrdom in Słońsk

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Churches in Słońsk, Lemierzyce, Głuchów, Chartów and Ownice

Castle of St. John’s Order

Monument dedicated to the liberators of Słońsk

Monument dedicated to the Sonnenburg inhabitants killed during the First World War

Economic mill

Maintained Monuments of the Cemetery

Kamienny Las (Stone Forest)

Sonnenburg concentration camp cemetery

Obelisk dedicated to a 6- paratrooper group of the Polish Armed Forces

Źródełko Lemierzyce (Water spring Lemierzyce)

Betonka- education road along one of the National Parks Ujście Warty borders
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