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The narrow-gauge railway station in Niechorze The Narrow-Gauge Seaside Railway is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Western Pomerania, connecting the coastal towns of the Rewal municipality with Gryfice. Operating since the late 19th century, the railway charms visitors with its unique atmosphere and lets you explore the coast in a special way. Riding in historic carriages takes you through scenic landscapes, seaside forests, and popular resorts, making it an unforgettable experience for both kids and adults.
The Narrow-Gauge Coastal Railway station in Niechorze is one of the key stops on the historic railway route. Located in the heart of the seaside resort, it’s a great place to start a trip towards Gryfice or Pogorzelica. The cozy station, surrounded by a holiday atmosphere, lets you experience the special charm of old railway journeys. The arrivals and departures of the narrow-gauge trains are an extra attraction, drawing both railway enthusiasts and families with children.
Niechorze is one of the most beautiful holiday towns on the Polish coast, situated between the Baltic Sea and Lake Liwia Łuża. The town impresses with its wide beach, seaside vibe, and numerous attractions for the whole family.
The most recognizable symbol of Niechorze is the historic lighthouse from 1866, standing on a high cliff. From its observation deck, you can enjoy a wide panorama of the Baltic Sea and the surrounding towns. It's also worth visiting the Sea Fisheries Museum, which presents the history of local fishermen and the maritime traditions of the region.
The Miniature Lighthouse Park and the butterfly house are very popular and make a great attraction for kids. Nature lovers should head to Lake Liwia Łuża, which is a nature reserve and a sanctuary for many bird species.
Niechorze also invites walks along the seaside promenade and relaxation on the wide, sandy beach. The combination of beautiful nature, interesting monuments, and family attractions has made the town one of the most visited resorts in Western Pomerania for years.
