Śliwin Narrow-Gauge Railway Station

The Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway is one of the biggest attractions of Western Pomerania, connecting seaside towns with Gryfice for over a century. Riding on a historic train lets you admire picturesque landscapes, coastal forests, and charming resorts along the Rewal Coast. It’s a unique journey that combines the region’s history with the chance to discover its most beautiful corners.

The Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway stop in Śliwin is a cozy spot located between Rewal and Trzęsacz. Surrounded by greenery and quiet buildings, it’s a perfect starting point for exploring the attractions of the Rewal Coast. The historic trains that stop here attract railway enthusiasts as well as tourists looking for a memorable seaside adventure. This is a place where railway history blends harmoniously with the charm of a small Baltic town.

Although Śliwin has retained its peaceful and cozy character, there are many tourist attractions nearby. It's just a few minutes' drive from Rewal, where it's worth visiting the modern viewing platform, the Avenue of Roses and Lovers, Whale Park, and the famous Rewal whales, which are a symbol of the town.

Walking enthusiasts can also head to the nearby Trzęsacz to see the ruins of the Gothic church standing on the cliff. For those planning a longer trip, Kołobrzeg is a must-visit, being one of the most popular resorts on the Baltic coast. Tourists can enjoy the historic lighthouse, the pier, the passenger port, the Polish Arms Museum, and numerous seaside promenades.

Thanks to its convenient location along the Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway route, Śliwin is a great base for exploring the coast’s most interesting attractions, combining the quiet and calm of a small town with easy access to popular seaside resorts.