Trzęsacz 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. A ride on the historic train allows you to enjoy picturesque landscapes, coastal forests, and charming resorts of 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 station in Trzęsacz is one of the most visited stops along the entire route. Located just a short distance from the famous church ruins on the cliff and the seaside beach, it serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the town. The modern station building, created during the railway line's revitalization, blends perfectly with the coastal scenery and provides comfort to travelers. The arrival of the historic narrow-gauge train creates a special atmosphere, reminding visitors of the region's rich railway traditions.

Trzęsacz is one of the most unique towns on the Polish coast, known mainly for its picturesque location on a high cliff and its extraordinary history connected to the sea. The biggest attraction is the famous ruins of the Gothic Church of St. Nicholas, which for years have been a symbol of humanity's struggle against the power of nature and are among the most photographed places on the Baltic coast.

Nearby the ruins, there is an impressive viewing platform from which you can enjoy the panorama of the sea, the cliff coastline, and the beautiful sandy beach. It's also worth visiting the Multimedia Museum on the Cliff, which in a modern way brings the town's history, regional legends, and the geological processes responsible for the retreating shoreline to life.

Just a few minutes’ walk from the train station, there is a historic neo-Gothic church, built at the end of the 19th century as a replacement for the temple on the cliff that was threatened by the sea. Inside, you can admire valuable fittings brought over from the old church, including a historic Baroque altar.

Trzęsacz also charms with its quaint streets, seaside atmosphere, and numerous cafés and restaurants. Fans of active recreation can enjoy the bike and walking paths along the coast. Thanks to connections from the Narrow-Gauge Coastal Railway, it’s easy to reach Rewal, Niechorze, or Pogorzelica from here, discovering more attractions of the Rewal Coast.