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CONTACT
Prywatna Klinika Rehabilitacyjna ul. 18 Pułku Ułanów Pomorskich 7Krojanty k. Chojnic
89-620 Chojnice
Tel.: +48 52 3985656, +48 52 3985657
Fax.: +48 52 398 5606
E-mail: klinika@krojanty.com.pl
WWW: www.krojanty.com.pl
If you want to contact us, please complete the form below or send your question via e-mail: krojanty-klinik@krojanty-klinik.pl
From Chojnice to Krojanty take a road no. 235 in Gdynia/ Kościerzyna direction (big gate signposts),
5 km outside the town there is an unwatched railway crossing, 600 m far away from the railway crossing
there is a sign on the right – a big hoarding “Klinika bólów głowy i kręgosłupa”, several meters further
there is a crossing and a big green singpost KROJANTY 2 (on the right). The entry to the clinic car park
is marked with a hoarding opposite the church.
Bory Tucholskie is one of the biggest forest areas not only in Poland but also in Europe. It stretches from Charzykowska and Tucholska Plain in the Wda basin and from central and upper Brda. The beauty of the region is indebted to the last Baltic glaciations. The predominant form of the area constitutes sandy outwash plains with pine trees. The landscape includes numerous lakes, river valleys and dunes. The landscape, enormous forest areas, a lot of flora and fauna species made Bory Tucholskie be included in the World Biosphere Reserves. Zabroski Landscape Park, Tucholski Landscape Park, Wdzydzki Landscape Park and Bory Tucholskie National Park form the core of the protective system. Bory Tucholskie National Park was created in 1996 and it covers the area of 4789,34 ha. The forests constitute 79% of the surface, while 11 % is covered with waters. The Park is surrounded by the protective zone of 10292 ha. The Park is located in the north-west part of Bory Tucholskie on Charzykowska Plain. It was entirely separated from Zabroski Landscape Park. Struga Siedmiu Jezior is the central part of the National Park. Struga Siedmiu Jezior includes seven ribbon lakes such as Ostrowite, Zielone, Jeleń, Bełczak, Główka, Płęsno, Skrzynka and Mielnica.
Using the form below, you may contact us even if do not have own e-mail (in Polish, English or German).
How to find us
From Chojnice to Krojanty take a road no. 235 in Gdynia/ Kościerzyna direction (big gate signposts),
5 km outside the town there is an unwatched railway crossing, 600 m far away from the railway crossing
there is a sign on the right – a big hoarding “Klinika bólów głowy i kręgosłupa”, several meters further
there is a crossing and a big green singpost KROJANTY 2 (on the right). The entry to the clinic car park
is marked with a hoarding opposite the church.
Bory Tucholskie is one of the biggest forest areas not only in Poland but also in Europe. It stretches from Charzykowska and Tucholska Plain in the Wda basin and from central and upper Brda. The beauty of the region is indebted to the last Baltic glaciations. The predominant form of the area constitutes sandy outwash plains with pine trees. The landscape includes numerous lakes, river valleys and dunes. The landscape, enormous forest areas, a lot of flora and fauna species made Bory Tucholskie be included in the World Biosphere Reserves. Zabroski Landscape Park, Tucholski Landscape Park, Wdzydzki Landscape Park and Bory Tucholskie National Park form the core of the protective system. Bory Tucholskie National Park was created in 1996 and it covers the area of 4789,34 ha. The forests constitute 79% of the surface, while 11 % is covered with waters. The Park is surrounded by the protective zone of 10292 ha. The Park is located in the north-west part of Bory Tucholskie on Charzykowska Plain. It was entirely separated from Zabroski Landscape Park. Struga Siedmiu Jezior is the central part of the National Park. Struga Siedmiu Jezior includes seven ribbon lakes such as Ostrowite, Zielone, Jeleń, Bełczak, Główka, Płęsno, Skrzynka and Mielnica.
