Dorposz Szlachecki
(the fort from the beginning of the 20th c.; the park and palace complex from the turn of the 18th c.)

Góra św. Wawrzyńca
St. Lawrence’s Hill
(an early- medieval settlement)

Grubno
(a manor house and a park from the 19th century)

Jeleniec
(the palace from the 19th c.)

Kiełp
(the fort from the beginning of the 20th c.)

Kijewo Krolewskie
(a Gothic church from the 13th century)

Klamry
(the grave of the Poles murdered in 1939; the fort trom the beginning
of the 20th c.)

Kokocko
(a former Protestant church on the place of the earlier Gothic one, today a Catholic church from 1829, a former Mennonites’ house, an inn from the 19th century)

“Ostrów Panieński”
(the nature reserve)

Papowo Biskupie
(the ruins of the Teutonic casrle from the turn of the 13th c.;
the church from the turn of the 13th c.)

Płutowo
(the nature reserves: “Płutowo” and “Zbocza Płutowskie” (The Hills of Płutowo); the granary from the 19th c.; the common grave of the Poles murdered here in 1939)

Stablewice
(the park and palace complex from the 19th c.)

Starogród
(the church from the 13th c.; the castle hill)

Stolno
(the fortifications od Chełmno from the beginning of the 20th c.)

Storlus
(the manor from the 19th c.)

Szymborno
(the park and palace complex from the 19th c.)

Świecie
(the castle from the 14th c.; the church from the 15th c.; the church from the 13th/18th cc.; the market square with tenement houses from the 19th c.; The Town Museum)

Trzebcz Szlachecki
(a Gothic church from the 13th century, a manor house and
a park from the 19th century)

Unisław
(the church from the turn of the 13th c.; an early- medieval settlement; a castle hill)

Wabcz
(a Gothic church from the 13th century, an early Medieval settlement)

Watorowo
(a fort of the Chelmno stronghold from the 20th century, an air base)

Wielkie Czyste
(the church from the turn of the 13th c.; the chapel from the 19th c.)

Wierzbowo
(the park and palace complex from the 19th c.)