Polczyn Zdroj

Polczyn-Zdroj is a metropolis in Swidwin County, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, with 11,153 population. The metropolis and its castle are cited in ancient statistics from 1321 and 1331, respectively, which nation that they belonged to a fief that the powerful noble family of Wedell had received from the Pomeranian dukes. In the 15^th century other families have been in possession of the metropolis. It had three mineral springs of enhanced iron content material which were exploited in sanatoriums as a way to therapy rheumatism.

In 1905 the metropolis had a populace of 5,046 which in the year of 1925 had grown to 5,960 persons. Before World War I, the city changed into known as Polzin. It acquired the call Bad Polzin among the two World Wars. In March 1945 the region became occupied by using the Red Army, and after the cease of World War II it have become a part of Poland.