The ruins of a Gothic church
The foundation of St Nicholas's Church is dated from the turn of the fourteenth century. The Gothic church was built originally in the middle of a village, at a distance of about two kilometres from the sea. It was one of the most impressive churches in Western Pomerania. It was built with hand-moulded bricks, on the foundations of boulders. It was a towerless aisleless building, built on a rectangular plan. Originally a Catholic church, it was taken over by evangelicals in 1534.
As a result of abrasive processes (one of the forms of erosion involving the abrasion of bedrock by loose rock material moved by sea currents, waves and tides) the cliff edge got closer to the church in 1750 at a distance of 58 metres. Then, the first, unsuccessful, attempts to protect the temple were made. In the second half of the eighteenth century, the cliff was so close that the crumbling ground revealed the graves at the churchyard. The distance between the cliff and the church walls was only 1 metre in 1868. Not until six year later were the services stopped being held. The last Mass was conducted on 2nd March 1874. The church was finally closed on 2nd August 1874. Its equipment was transferred to the cathedral in Kamień Pomorski, the church in Rewal, as well as to museums in Szczecin in Berlin. The first element of the church, which was a piece of the buttress, collapsed in 1900. From that time to 1st February 1994, the sea was gradually eroding successive parts of the church. After the 2001's protection works, it was assumed that the catastrophe of 1994 was the last one in the history of the church. Nowadays You can see a part of the southern wall of a length of 12 metres and a height of 6 metres. It is clearly visible from the observation deck by the sea.

Resting place for cyclists in Mrzezyno
The Model Cycling Rest Area in Mrzezyno was built in December 2019 as part of the project "Biking South Baltic! Promotion and Development of the Baltic Sea Bicycle Route (EuroVelo10) in Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden" implemented under the South Baltic Cross-border Cooperation Program." The Model Cycling Rest Area in Mrzezyno is in line with the "Concept of Western Pomerania Bicycle Route Network" and includes: bicycle repair kits, electric bicycle charging station (system, 2-station), built-in power outlets for electronic devices (e.g., cell phones) in USB standard, wi-fi router, information boards. The Model Cyclists Rest Area is powered by photovoltaic panels included in the kit mounted on the roof.

"In Retreat" Services and Commerce
We invite you to spend your vacation in our rooms and camping site in Wicie, near Darlowo, on the Baltic Sea. Silence, tranquility and proximity to the sea make our proposed location ideal for anyone wishing to relax in beautiful surroundings. Using our accommodation you can count on numerous amenities, attractions and comfort.
The accommodation we offer by the sea is the perfect place for people who want to relax and take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life place is suitable for families with children and all those who value peace and quiet, which can only provide small resorts. We are confident that you will take away many beautiful memories.
We offer family rooms for up to 5 people, studios for 4 people and apartments for 4 people are located in brick cottages - they have an independent entrance, a terrace or balcony and are equipped with a bathroom and kitchenette, making accommodation fully comfortable for our guests. We also provide rooms for 2 and 3 people, available on the first floor of the building. Like the family places, they have a bathroom and a kitchenette with the necessary equipment.
Tent camping and camping by the sea - for nature lovers
An alternative to room accommodations, on the other hand, is our camping and tenting site with an RV service station. This is an excellent place to spend your tent vacation and have a real adventure close to nature! Our field is fenced, and each guest can use the sanitary facilities. Surrounded by trees, peace and quiet, the place will be perfect for anyone who values and seeks true relaxation and rest. Our campground is also a treat for families with children - we know from experience and observation that for the little ones the opportunity to spend the night in a tent is quite a treat! Camping is also an opportunity to organize a seaside vacation at a lower price, which, with more people, often makes a difference.
More information and photos on our website: www.zaciszewicie.pl
We invite you to spend your vacations at the seaside in Zacisze in Wicie near Darlowo and contact us. We will be happy to talk to you about the availability of rooms and the possibility of overnight camping.
Zacisze Wicie
www.zaciszewicie.pl
f. Zacisze Wicie

"Marian the Seagull" Skater Sculpture, Kołobrzeg
The "Marian Skater" Seagull is one of the most recognizable sculptures along Kołobrzeg’s famous "Marian Trail." Located near the pier, it depicts a friendly seagull riding a skateboard, wearing a baseball cap and exuding a laid-back, youthful style.
The sculpture humorously references Kołobrzeg’s seaside character and the active lifestyle of its residents and tourists. The Skater Seagull has quickly become a popular spot for souvenir photos, attracting the attention of both children and adults.
This charming figurine fits perfectly into the atmosphere of the seaside resort, demonstrating that Kołobrzeg knows how to combine tradition with a touch of creativity and humor. A walk along the Marianów Trail is one of the city’s most interesting attractions, and the Skater Seagull is one of its most beloved characters.

4 Lipy drobnolistne

A mural commemorating the 40th anniversary of "Polska Żegluga Bałtycka S.A."

A stop for kayakers in Bukowo Morskie

Agritourism "In the apple orchard."
We would like to invite you to our house standing in the village of Je¿yce, located near the bustling tourist season Dar³owek. The proximity of the sea (12 km) makes the location of our house very attractive both in summer and winter. The location near forests, paths suitable for hiking and biking makes the stay "In the apple orchard" can be pleasant at any time of the year. There are 4 2,3,4-bed rooms with bathrooms and access to a shared kitchen and dining room. In the garden there is a volleyball court, a place for a bonfire, a barbecue area, a sandpit with a slide, a sauna and a hot tub and much more. Bibliophiles can hole up in a hammock, on a lounger or simply under the quilt with a book, a selection of which is at guests' disposal, as is a collection of board games that are great fun for the whole family. Evenings can be made more enjoyable by watching your favorite movies in "Ogryzek" - the home theater.

Agritourism New Kraków
House at the end of the Polish countryside - 12 km from the beach in Darlowko and 8 km from Velo Baltica.
We have for you:
* 5 rooms for 2,3 people, all with bathrooms, tv, refrigerator.
* supposedly (opinion of our guests) the most delicious breakfasts - all based on our and local products.
* a huge green area,
* billiards,
* ping pong,
* barbecue area,
* campfire, fish ponds,
* in addition, your time will be made more pleasant by their sounds: chickens, roosters, and even 2 goats - in a word: half a hectare of freedom at the disposal of guests - plenty of places where you can hide to rest in a hammock or on a deck chair.
For children, a playground with a slide, a trampoline, an area for playing ball or babington.
For cyclists:
* lockable room for bicycles,
* necessary tools for mini repairs,
* compressor.
We are at your service: Bożena, Waldek and Justyna - if you need small purchases - to be waiting for you upon arrival or would like to eat something - let us know - we will try to make your bicycle journey easier :) Just 8 km from us - in Darlowo - there is a bicycle service center and a specialized bicycle store.

Al Pako - alpacas by the sea
Al Pako, located near Kołobrzeg, is a unique place where you can meet friendly alpacas and spend time in close contact with nature. These calm and gentle animals quickly win over both children and adults, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of relaxation and joy.
A visit to Al Pako is the perfect opportunity to take a break from the daily rush, take a walk among the greenery, and discover the extraordinary world of alpacas. The intimate atmosphere of this place allows everyone to feel at ease and enjoy special moments in the company of these charming residents. It’s an attraction that combines education, interaction with animals, and relaxation amidst the coastal natural surroundings.

All-year-round apartments Kapitanska 88

Amfiteatr w Rewalu

Amfiteatr w Ustroniu Morskim

Amusement Park "Wild West" in Zieleniewo
In Kolobrzeg, the most beautiful resort on the Baltic Sea, the Wild West grounds stretch as far as the eye can see. Crazy adventure, delicious fun - that's what awaits in the several hectare area, where the sight of beautiful, free galloping horses and many other animals is a daily occurrence. The attractions for children that we have and the charm of the amusement park absorbs all who feel like experiencing an unforgettable experience in our Amusement Park. This is one of those places where, after crossing the entrance gate, you can forget yourself in the land of Western City and the world of Indians. Thanks to the Indian village, forget about everyday worries and give yourself over to fun.
"Wild West" is an ideal place for those who are thirsty for western-style adventures, a place where you can meet real cowboys, visit a saloon with cowboy food, see a western show, bank robbery, stunt shows. We invite you to the largest Western-style amusement park in Western Pomerania. Only with us unforgettable impressions and a huge variety of attractions for everyone. And all this for the price of one ticket! Satisfaction guaranteed :)
Wild West Amusement Park in Zieleniewo is a family amusement park in a western climate. In the Park there are many attractions for children as well as adults, catering base. Every day during the holiday season there are horse shows and a western scene "Bank Robbery" is played. It is good to allocate about 4-5 hours for a visit to our Park. For the cycling fraternity we have on offer a ride on the only "bike in the clouds" in Poland, which is a bike ride on a rope suspended 4m above the ground. The park is open daily from 10.oo-18.oo. Detailed information at www.dzikizachod.com.pl. The ticket price includes more than 20 attractions (excluding the air rifle range).
Attractions available at the "Wild West" Amusement Park in Zieleniewo:
- visiting the town and Indian village
- mini zoo and in it: lemurs, reindeer, llamas, squirrels, emu, rabbits, donkeys, sheep and many others.
- a ride on a horse, for the youngest on a pony
- carousel
- rodeo bull
- archery
- maze
- buffalo, which you can climb on
- draisine ride
- autodrome
- model of the wild west
- barrel of laughter
- bicycle on a rope
- Ride in a military Hummer
- crazy carts
- quads
- traffic town
- barrel
- anthill
- F1 formula
- playgrounds
- artistic shows
- electric train

Angel’s Fort
Built in the 1850s, originally as an observation point and artillery position of Fortress Świnoujście, Angel’s Fort is styled and named after Castel Sant’Angelo in Rome. The fort currently serves as an exhibition space and a cultural venue.
The Angel's Fort was built in the years 1854-1858, during the reign of the Prussian king Frederyk Wilhelm IV, as an artillery and observation point for the Świnoujście Fortress. At that time, the ground floor was manned by infantry with small arms, and two floors were used for light field artillery. Cannons and ammunition were transported upwards by ropes through oval holes in the ceilings. During World War II, the fort was rebuilt and equipped with all available technology (electricity, central heating, radio stations, telegraph) and served as an air observation post for the German forces. After the war, it was taken over by the Russians. Currently, the facility is being renovated and serves not only a museum but also a cultural role for the city of Świnoujście. Music and poetry concerts are held in the fort, but also shows of traditional medieval knighthood fights. In addition, you can measure your own strength by shooting a bow, slingshot or air rifle during classes at the shooting range. n the Fort, there is also an unusual museum Viking Hall, where all the exhibits can be tried on, picked up and posed for photos. The shape of the fort (built on a regular pentagonal plan) resembles the Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome, hence its name.
Permanent exhibitions:
- exhibition of navigation equipment
- porcelain exhibition
- amber jewelery exhibition
- art glass exhibition
- exhibitions of paintings and sculptures by various authors

Aparthotel Green Concrete
Świnoujski Aparthotel Green Concrete is a boutique, cozy place created in the spirit of slow life. It combines modern design with environmentally friendly technology. Aparthotel Green Concrete is also a cyclist-friendly place: storage and rental of classic and electric bicycles is available for guests. The hotel is located in a quiet, low-rise area of the city, making it an excellent base for day trips, after which you can recuperate with a full breakfast served on site.
After an eventful day - whether spent biking, walking or sunbathing - visit the wellness area, where relaxing massages and indulgent treatments await. This is the perfect place to calm down, regenerate and regain energy. Aromatic oils, soothing music and an atmosphere of tranquility will soothe your body and mind.
Aparthotel Green Concrete in Swinoujscie is:
11 beautifully decorated apartments
Green Café & Drink Bar
Eco-bus taking guests to the beach
Classic and electric bicycle rental
Guest bicycle storage and hotel bicycle workshop
Wellness area with massages and relaxation treatments
Charging stations for electric cars
Secure underground parking
Pet-friendly hotel
E-Stay Assistant - a tablet that acts as a private concierge in each suite
Biodegradable bamboo hotel cards
Elevator in a three-story building
MPR - or Bicycle Friendly Place (certificate)
At a distance of 2.5 km there is the most beautiful beach in Poland, and the nearest bicycle paths start already approx. 200 m from the hotel. Green Concrete is the perfect place to spend time actively and then fully relax.

Aqua Resort
Aqua Resort Międzyzdroje – an active getaway where cyclists don’t have to worry about a thing
At Aqua Resort Międzyzdroje, comfort is what matters most. Spacious apartments with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and balconies or patio access offer plenty of freedom for families with children, couples, and guests planning a longer stay.
Everything you need for a relaxing stay is located on the resort grounds within a short walk—restaurants, the Aquapark, a wellness area, playrooms, recreational spaces, and, last but not least, bike trails in the Wolin National Park.
A Cycling Frenzy
The surrounding area and Międzyzdroje itself offer many picturesque cycling routes. The best known is Velo Baltica (EuroVelo 10 / R10). This is a Baltic Sea route running along the entire coastline. The western section leads to Świnoujście (about 16 km), and the eastern section heads toward Międzywodzie (about 20 km) and on toward Kołobrzeg.
Kids stay busy. Parents get some time to themselves.
Our youngest guests have access to several hours of entertainment every day, led seven days a week by a team of activity leaders who also speak foreign languages. In the spring, children meet characters from themed events; in the summer, they take part in outdoor games; and in the fall and winter, they move to our extensive indoor activity zones.
The resort features Kids Play rooms, X-Games zones for older children and teens, a climbing wall, Game Port with arcade games, and numerous activity areas. Outside, guests will find mini-golf, large-scale games, trampolines, playgrounds, a climbing tower with a slide, and—during the season—a spray park and a water playground.
Thanks to this, children quickly find their own rhythm for the day, and parents can sit down with a cup of coffee, read a few chapters of a book, or simply chat without constantly being interrupted.
A Water Park That’s Alive All Year Round
The heart of the resort is the newly opened Aquapark, which offers over 700 meters of water slides. In addition, there is a recreational pool with hydromassage jets, a lazy river, a hot tub, and areas designed for the youngest children.
The Cebula 360° multimedia slide is the biggest thrill . As you slide down, 3D projections of the underwater world—including schools of fish, jellyfish, and sea turtles—appear all around you. Meanwhile, the “Hydro Sprint” lets you race side-by-side on two lanes, turning a simple slide into a family competition.
Some choose the slides, others prefer the calmer pool, and still others relax in the hot tub or watch their children from comfortable lounge chairs. You can also enjoy the food court without having to leave the pool area—a special touch for parents of young children.
While the kids play, parents relax. Really
There’s no need to go anywhere or book activities outside the hotel. All you have to do is walk from your suite to the SPA and Wellness area in your bathrobe. The wellness area includes a Finnish sauna, a bio sauna, an infrared sauna, a steam room, a snow grotto, and relaxation areas. Family sauna ceremonies and themed events are held regularly, including evening relaxation sessions accompanied by the sounds of Tibetan singing bowls. These activities allow you to view sauna sessions not only as a form of physical regeneration but also as a mindful way to unwind.
Aqua Spa’s offerings will include massages, beauty rituals, and treatments designed to support physical recovery and improve well-being, including rituals for parents and children.
Time for the Active, Too
More and more people view a vacation as an opportunity to maintain their daily routines. That’s why Aqua Resort also features a modern fitness area.
The gym is equipped with Life Fitness and Hammer Strength equipment, and the offerings are complemented by group classes, including Pilates, healthy spine exercises, aqua aerobics, and strength training.
Healthy and Delicious on Your Plate
The dining experience at Aqua Resort is designed to be an integral part of your vacation—from lavish breakfast and dinner buffets to exceptional dinners at à la carte restaurants.
Guests can enjoy a wide selection of dishes prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients, complemented by live cooking, children’s options, and menus tailored to various dietary preferences. The culinary experience is rounded out by restaurants where signature menus, carefully selected wines, and an intimate atmosphere ensure that every meal becomes not just a moment at the table, but an important part of a memorable stay.
Relaxation Doesn’t End at the Beach
Families have access to a leased beach with lounge chairs, so there’s no need to carry beach gear every day. In the evenings, there are group amber hunts, family discos, foam parties, and events that bring together guests of all ages.
Międzyzdroje is, of course, right at your fingertips. A short walk takes you to the pier, the promenade, and the town’s many attractions, such as the Oceanarium, the Planetarium, the 3D Cinema, and the Baltic Miniature Park. It’s also close to the Wolin National Park, whose forests and cliffs invite you to go hiking at any time of year.

Arche Aircraft Factory
The Arche Fabryka Samolotów Mielno Hotel is an extraordinary place, located in picturesque surroundings between the Baltic Sea and Lake Jamno. It is an ideal location for those seeking relaxation close to nature and for enthusiasts of active leisure, as the famous Velo Baltica cycle route, part of an international network of cycle routes, runs right next to the hotel.
The hotel offers a variety of accommodation options:
comfortable rooms for 2, 3, 4, and 6 people in the main part of the building,
industrial 2-person rooms in the historic part of the hotel - Hangar 3500,
unique accommodation in Ecoboxes, i.e. converted shipping containers.
The hotel has free parking for cyclists, which is monitored 24 hours a day, ensuring the safety of both guests and their equipment.
For lovers of physical activity, we have prepared a large recreational area. The 1944 Workshop houses a pizzeria and a bowling alley. In addition, guests can borrow sports equipment free of charge, including balls and Nordic walking poles.
The facility also has a restaurant, Hala Odlotów, which serves delicious meals.
For those traveling by bike, the hotel offers maps of cycling routes in Western Pomerania, making it easy to plan interesting trips in the area.
We invite you to Arche Fabryka Samolotów Mielno – a place where history meets modernity and leisure takes on a new dimension.

Artillery Barracks in Świnoujście

Artillery targets on the beach
When, at the behest of Adolf Hitler, the Krupp concern proceeded in the late 1930s to construct and build the largest cannon of the 800mm caliber, it was simultaneously decided to adapt the artillery range stretching from Darłówek to Bobolin for the assembly and testing of this giant cannon. Todt's organization built there, among other things, a reinforced concrete crested wall with a circumference of about 2 kilometers and a height of 12 meters, which obscured any work on this weapon. Planks were inserted into the recesses between the wall's columns to dampen the shockwave from gunfire. From above, the area of the strict training ground was camouflaged with camouflage nets stretched over the pillars. Around the training ground were coastal defense posts, air defense posts and a network of bunkers. Between the walls there was an assembly station for the world's largest cannon and a special track system from which the mammoth cannon was fired with various projectiles. The following were tested there: projectile penetrating power, initial velocity, range, among others. Testing of the "Dora" and "Gustav" cannons was watched by Adolf Hitler and many of his marshals. mammoth cannons were also dismantled there and taken to the front by trains. Many other types of guns and cannons of caliber from 155 mm and upwards were also tested at this training ground at various positions. The training ground area was guarded from the sea, land and air. It was guarded by anti-aircraft artillery positions, coastal artillery positions and machine gun nests. Several shelters were equipped with pancerwerki, or steel domes up to 500 mm thick, which were mainly used to test the penetrating power of their armor. Such pancerworks and bunkers acting as firing targets were located in Bobolin. On both sides of the mouth of a branch of the Grabowa River known as the Dead River to the Baltic Sea were also shore artillery positions defending the area against landing from the sea, as well as anti-aircraft artillery positions that did not leave the training ground to be bombed.
Leszek Walkiewicz

Aussichtspunkt Streckelsberg

Baltic Dinosaur Park
The Baltic Dinosaur Park in Wrzosowo is a place where you can enjoy active rest. The principal attraction of the park is a trip along a dinosaur trail, a source of excitement for both children and adults. By following the trail the visitors may admire natural size dinosaur models. The park offers more attractions, such as: a ropes course, a miniature train, quads, inflatable slides, playground, a video arcade. An interesting feature is the playground with a hidden dinosaur skeleton. There is also a Museum of Minerals on site, which holds interesting fossils. Recently, Park Safari Wrzosowo opened within the Baltic Dinosaur Park. The visitors of the safari park will be able to see rare animal species, such as: Walabia Bennetta wallaby, ostrich, Cameroon sheep, fallow deer.
Price list:
·    Regular ticket: PLN 19
·    Concession ticket: PLN 15 (children aged 3-14, school students, university students, pensioners, the disabled)
·    Children under 3 – free admission
There is a car park, a restaurant, a souvenir shop and a toilet on site.

Baltic Miniature Park and Railway World
If you are wondering what is worth visiting in Miedzyzdroje, we invite you to take an extraordinary journey in 45 minutes around the Baltic Sea. During your visit to the Baltic Miniatures Park, walking along the miniature Baltic coast, you will pass the borders of all the countries lying on the Baltic Sea. However, to make your trip even more attractive, we have prepared models of the most interesting monuments and lighthouses in 1:25 scale from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, the history of which will be told by our guides. We took care to preserve all the details, commissioning the best modeling studios to prepare the miniatures. And for dessert we have prepared a mock-up of miniature railroads, which on an area of 500 m2 will not let Small and Big take their eyes off each other.
The chosen theme, the placement of the models according to their actual location and the miniature of the Baltic Sea make the Baltic Miniature Park unique and multicultural. No one else has undertaken such a task before, and several tens of thousands of satisfied visitors in the first (2015) year of operation is enough recognition and motivation for us to further expand the park.
We hope that the Baltic Miniature Park will awaken your interests in history and geography, infect you with a passion for travel and visit the places learned here in reality. This is just the beginning of the Baltic Miniature Park, which will continue to be expanded to become the most beautiful miniature park in Poland. Already experts rank the Baltic Miniature Park among the best tourist attractions in Western Pomerania.

BALTIVIA Sea Resort ****
Hotel BALTIVIA Sea Resort **** is the sea at your fingertips. It is located in the center of Mielno, a bustling tourist destination in the West Pomeranian province. Our rooms and suites have a beautiful view of the Baltic Sea. There is a Sea View Restaurant and Sea View Bar, a cafe with a panoramic view of Mielno. FitoSPA offers a wide range of treatments and massages. For cyclists, we offer parking in our underground garage, there is also a bicycle rental service. We have unicycles for adults and children, as well as car seats for the youngest. The bicycle information corner is filled with maps of Mielno and surrounding towns and cities, as well as leaflets with routes such as Velo Baltica. On the fourth floor of the property, there is a Viewing Terrace and a Tourist Corner with brochures of all the tourist attractions in the region. Feel free to contact the Reception Desk, which will be happy to provide any information about our offer, as well as about bicycle routes and attractions in the area. You are cordially invited!

Bandshell in Świnoujście
Located in the city center, just off the promenade, the bandshell is the venue of various events, concerts, and live comedy shows. It underwent a renovation recently.
The shell is located on the Promenade. Administratively, the shell belongs to the amphitheater and therefore all correspondence should be sent to 30 Chopin Street.
The concert shell is in the strict tourist center of Świnoujście, which makes it an ideal place to organize concerts, cabaret and other cultural events taking place here in the summer season.
The stage was created on the site of the former Konzertpavillon. It was built in 1926 on the site of a wooden structure that had been there before.
Like the amphitheater, the shell was restored last year and from this season onwards, all cultural events taking place there will be in the renovated facility.

Bar Podjadek

Barrierefreie Strandzugänge im Seeheilbad Bansin

BAS 31 Fixed Artillery Battery
Fixed Artillery Batteries were established after 1945 as part of the concept of creating a strong coastal defense. All batteries were carefully camouflaged. The facilities to ensure operation were hidden in reinforced concrete shelters scattered in the terrain. This provided an advantage in a clash with a warship of similar armament class. The largest concentration of BAS was in the Gdansk Bay area. The expansion of the Fixed Artillery Battery on the Polish coast continued until 1955. Due to a change in the concept of using the Navy under the Warsaw Pact and the development of missile weapons, the batteries were disbanded in 1974.
BAS 31 at Ustron Morski was established in 1954. The complex was deployed east of Ustron Morski. It was operated by Military Unit No. 1437. The battery consisted of 4 naval B-13 cannons of 130mm caliber (barrel length 50 caliber, firing rate 6-10 shots/min.) Standard Zalp-B radar and DM-4 rangefinder. In 1961-1965, the battery was cadeted to the 98-military ethic and subordinated to the Coastal Defense Flotilla. Like the rest of the BAS, it functioned until 1974, and remained under the care of the military in the 1980s. As part of the reduction of the area subordinate to the Navy, BAS 31 became open to the public. Efforts are currently underway to partially renovate the BAS facilities.

Bascule bridge
The bridge opened in 1994. Previously, a wooden bridge stood at the same location. The structure connects the banks of the 16-meter-wide navigable canal. The bridge span opens on even-numbered hours.
The bridge connecting Dziwnów with the island of Wolin was built in the 1950s on the site of a former ferry crossing. Initially, it was a wooden bridge with a single lift span. The current bridge, a steel structure, was opened in 1994. Its two spans lift to allow yachts, fishing boats, and cruise ships leaving the port to pass through. Raising the span opens a 16-meter-wide navigation channel.
The first bridge, built in the 1950s, became famous after appearing in the film *Four Tank Men and a Dog* as the setting for one of its daring stunts. The current bridge is a major tourist attraction, both for passengers on ships passing beneath it and for people watching the bridge-raising process from shore. The spans are raised electrically on even-numbered hours.

Baumwipfelpfad Usedom

Baykus Kebab
Baykus Kebab is the perfect place to recharge your batteries during a cycling trip in Western Pomerania. We are conveniently located, with easy access from the trail, and offer quick, filling, and freshly prepared dishes inspired by Turkish cuisine and street food.
Whether you are on a long trip or a short family outing, Baykus Kebab is a tasty stop and a place to relax.
See you on the road and... at the counter!

Beach on Lake Marszewski
Large swimming area with full infrastructure. Also a mini-aquapark with water slides. In a secluded area, picnic shelters with fire pits and a pier.

Bicycle counter Darlowo

Bicycle counter Kołczewo

Bicycle counter Mielno

Bicycle counter Rogowo

Bicycle counter Sarbinowo

Bicycle counter Świnoujście

Bicycle stop Gąski
A shelter is available at the stop, as well as a bicycle repair station. There is also a restroom during the season.

Bicycle stop Sarbinowo
A shelter is available at the stop, as well as a bicycle repair station. There is also a restroom during the season.

Bicycles Sculpture in Grzybowo
The bicycle sculpture in Grzybowo is an interesting and very photogenic feature of the public space that evokes active recreation and the popular cycling routes running along the Baltic coast. Its unique design catches the attention of tourists and encourages them to stop for a moment during a walk or bike ride.
It is a symbol of a cyclist-friendly town that promotes a healthy lifestyle and exploring the region’s charms on two wheels. The sculpture fits perfectly into Grzybowo’s seaside character, providing an original backdrop for souvenir photos. It also serves as a reminder that the area around Kołobrzeg is among the most attractive destinations for cycling tourism in Western Pomerania.

Bike Rental "Bicycle Vagabond."
"Bicycle Vagabond was created with active parents in mind. I want to show that you don't have to give up your passion when a child comes into your life. Exploring the world with a toddler, is unique. This was the case in my/our case, a daughter was born, we rediscovered travel. Joint expeditions, trips, kilometers on the trails, on the road, bike, trailer, rain, sun, it really does not matter much - where, the important thing is that together. Time has shown that it was a good decision, the little one on the road, on the trails is amazing, curious, ambitious, interested, unique. And the most important thing - traveling with a child, does not have to be difficult at all, sometimes it just requires a little courage, prudence, it all depends on us.
Bicycle Vagabond is first and foremost a bicycle trailer rental and touring equipment for children. It is also a stationary and online store. The idea of Rowerowy Włóczykij is to popularize bicycle trips for parents and their toddlers of different ages, to discover new interesting places together, to establish new routes for parents with young children. Adventure, smiles, satisfaction, safety in cycling with a child, common meetings, trips to the known and unknown - this is what I focus on in my cycling life."

Bison Show Reserve
The Bison Show Reserve in Woliński National Park was founded in 1976 when the first four animals were brought there. Since then, two bisons on average are born every year in the reserve which usually has ten-odd inhabitants.
The Bison Demonstration Farm occupies covers 28 hectares. There are observation terraces behind the fence, and the entrance is guarded by a decorative gate. Four bison from Borek and Białowieża: cow 'Pomina', bull 'Podskakiewicz' and two heifers 'Pompeja' and 'Podwyżka' were brought to the Farm in 1976. Currently, most bison living at the farm were born there. 1-2 calves are born every year. At various times, the number of bison ranged from 5 to 12. Currently, there are 5 of them: Poznaniak II, Polikosia, Posawa, Pozowa and Polanin II.
Although the farm itself was created under the program for the maintenance of bison, also the cured, or raised by human, animals incapable of independent existence in the wild reside there. Nowadays You can find there: wild boars, deer and eagles.
Within the area of the Bison Demonstration Farm there are some facilities for tourists: benches, tables, gazebo (possibility of refreshment, rest), viewing platforms, toilets, facilities for the disabled.

Bistro Bicycle
"LIFE IS A JOURNEY"... TAKE A SCENIC COASTAL ROUTE AND STOP AT OUR BISTRO
Bistro Rowerek is a new restaurant on the map of Western Pomerania. Our establishment is a place that for some is a stop in discovering the flavors, charms and attractions of the Miedzywodzie area, and for others is the number one place to meet with friends or family.
It's here that you'll eat real Neapolitan pizza, which is baked at 450°C for only 60-90 seconds! So what characterizes it? We already answer you: a delicate, soft dough, with a bread-like aroma and flavor, with a flowing center that does not stick stiffly. It is a pizza that is easy to digest and rich in original Italian flavors! In addition, we offer classics of international cuisine and light snacks.In addition, fancy drinks will pass the time and impress you! You will drink here not only the most popular drinks... we have original proposals for you!
We also guarantee you a relaxed and unique atmosphere in our fantastic interiors.
This is the perfect place to organize communions, baptisms, birthdays, anniversaries and weddings in a unique atmosphere. We are here for you and are waiting for you. Explore our menu and have fun! See you at the table together!

Bistro Qura

Bockwindmühle Pudagla

Bowling Alley
The bowling alley is located on the ground floor of the main building at Jan Water Park. It has two automatic lanes. A maximum of 10 people can use one lane at a time. The bowling alley also features a pool table and an air hockey table. Bowling alley guests can also enjoy a minibar serving hot and cold beverages as well as beer. With advance reservations, the bowling alley remains open beyond its regular hours—until the last guest leaves.

Brzeg Klifowy

Butterfly House
The butterfly house in Niechorze is a place where you can see many species of butterflies from all over the world—Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Australia. These colorful insects fly slowly and often land on the shoulders of tourists dressed in bright clothing. The staff at the butterfly house are happy to answer any questions you may have. It’s an interesting spot on the coastal tourist map, and it’s worth visiting, for example, while exploring the nearby lighthouse.

Campground At The Beach
A charming campsite located on the beach. Possibility to rent brick or wooden cottages and lodges. Peaceful, family-oriented and safe. Comfortable facilities. Affordable prices. Permanent stay of the owners on site. We take care of peace and quiet at night.

Camping Baltic
"Camping is located in the city itself in the spa zone of Kolobrzeg. It is located in the greenery of the seaside park, 500 m from the sea, near the Velo-Baltica bicycle route and 1 km from the city center.
From the Camping you can easily and quickly get to the sandy beach, as well as start exploring the attractive area (Amphitheater, Stone Manor and others).
Camping Baltic is an ideal place for tourists who value relaxation in harmony with nature while maintaining modern amenities.
You will find wooden cottages with kitchenette and bathroom, a camping site with separate pitches for campers and caravans, and a large camping site on a grassy area with full sanitary facilities."

Camping Bravo
Camping Brawo is a year-round facility, located in a green area in the center of Mielno. It is fenced and monitored 24 g/day. It is possible to pitch a tent, rent a room or a single or double cottage. In July and August it is better to make a reservation. Guests have access to sanitary facilities with always hot water. There is a kitchen ( electric hob, microwave, kettle) and a washing machine (for a fee). It is possible to store bicycles and dry clothes. In July and August you can also buy breakfast. At a distance of about 200 m there are several large stores (Polo Market, Dino, Biedronka).

Camping Bursztynek
Friendly space by the sea for tents, trailers, campers. Peaceful atmosphere among the trees and family atmosphere. 450 meters to the beach. To the east and west extends a scenic bicycle path in the forest by the sea. Bicycles for rent and a station for their service. Infrastructure for safety and comfort. Neat and clean sanitary facilities. Places and equipment for games and play: table football, ping-pong, badminton, volleyball, basketball. Playground for children. Common room with a toddler corner and TV. Wi-Fi in the area. Equipped kitchen. Dishwashing points. Brick barbecue and fireplace. A nearby delicious eatery. Pet-friendly place."

Camping Pod Brzozami
The year-round Camping **** Pod Brzozami Ustronie Morskie, which offers cheap holidays by the sea, is a combination of modernity and the possibility of communing with nature. The high standard of the field, confirmed by our possession of 4 stars, guarantees a peaceful rest, made even more pleasant by the scenic qualities, a rare view of the starry sky and the sound of the sea waves, which reaches the resort itself and helps you fall asleep. On the territory of the fenced campground, where our year-round guesthouse by the sea is located, there are thousands of trees of various species, which provide, especially in the morning, a pleasant chill in the tents and trailers of our holidaymakers; in turn, in late summer, they guarantee the incredible pleasure of mushrooming. We are over a hectare, full of greenery resort, located 100 meters from the center of Ustronie Morskie, in a quiet and peaceful area, surrounded by the charms of nature. Pod brzozami is a great place to relax. Feel the seaside climate with us! Cycling enthusiasts, look at us necessarily. Through our municipality there are bicycle trails including 1 international one. Beautiful views and landscapes are sure to please more than one of you. The culmination of each route are quite an attraction: Lighthouse in Gaski, the oldest oak trees in Poland, or the ruins of the Palace in the Podworski Park in Rusowo. When a seasoned tourist finds himself in Ustron Morski, he will easily find the signs of the tourist trail. You are eager to come to us, because we are for you!

Canoe station in Ustka

Caste of Dukes of Pomerania
The castle in Darłowo is the only Gothic fortress on the Polish coast. It has been protecting Pomerania since the second half of the 14th century. So far, no documents which could confirm the exact date of its erection have been found. It is known, however, that in 1352 the ruler of Darłowo – duke Bogislaw V, married to Elizabeth, the daughter of Casmir the Great –  purchased the island on the Wieprza River with a mill from a rich burgher of Darłowo. Surely, his intention, at that time, was to erect a fortified building which could also serve representative purposes. Construction works lasted for almost 20 years. The fortress which was built then, was similar to the present shape of the castle. Its floor plan resembled a square. The fortress yard was protected by a 14-meter wall with battements. In the northern wing, there was a gateway which led the town. The fortified southern gateway led to the castle’s utility grounds, to the farm and to the damps of the salmon farm. It was protected by a tower which was 23-meters high. The castle housed servants’ apartments, there was also a knights hall, duke’ s administrator’s seat, a great hall, chambers of the ducal family, a treasury and a chapel. Stairs inside the walls served as circulation space in the fortress.
The first, major rebuilding of the fortress was conducted by the famous duke – Eric of Pomerania. After he lost his thrones in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, the defeated ruler settled in his hometown - Darłowo. The last years of his life, 1449-1459, he devoted to rebuilding the castle in Darłowo to make similar to his former seat in the Danish Helsingør. Within one decade, the castle gained a two-storey wing and an additional ring of defensive walls.
The newly created wing, however, was soon disassembled. Around 1480, Bogislaw X, concluded that the castle yard was too small. He gave order to disassemble the outbuilding erected during Eric’s reign, and to expand the castle outside the wall. As a result, a new, three-storey wing with a basement was built. It was called “the Wieprza wing”, and it became the core part of the fortress. Bogislaw, however, was still not satisfied with the size of the castle yard – he expanded it by dismantling the inner part of the southern wing. But it was still not enough to satisfy the fast-growing needs of the ducal seat. Although Darłowo was only a temporary burial place for the rulers of Pomerania, they still wanted this place to be worth of their rank and ambitions. In the first part of the 16th century, Barnim XI started the last reconstruction of the castle in a Gothic style. Two storeys were added to the western wing, and the tower was elevated, so it was now 26 meters high. Around 1571, duke John Frederick, rebuilt the northern gateway in a Renaissance style. After the fire in 1624, Bogislaw XIV decided to improve castle’s residential role at the expense of its defensive function, then, the Darłowo fortress gained its final appearance. Big window openings appeared in the chambers of the west wing. Plans for renovation of the complicated vaulting in the knights hall were discarded. The hall’s function was transformed, it had been used as a chapel since then. After Bogus law’s XIV death, his wife Elizabeth moved into the castle. She took care of the heritage of the Pomeranian House of Griffins. After her death, the castle came into the hands of the Brandenburg. From that moment, it ceased to function as a ducal seat.
In the 17th century, there were two great fires in the castle. The fortress underwent several transformations - it served as a salt warehouse, as a hospital and as a prison. During the interwar period it was renovated. After that, the decision was made to turn it into a museum of the region. The first exhibition was opened for viewers in 1930. The castle managed to survive as a museum despite  the changing borderline of the country, and the changes of the authorities managing the castle. Right after the war, the museum was opened again. Fortunately, it did not suffer from much damage during the war. However, complete renovation and revitalisation were necessary. They were conducted in the 1970’s. After 17 years of renovation works, in 1988, the gates of the castle were again opened for visitors.
The permanent exhibition, in the castle museum in Darłowo, is divided into several parts. In the former knight’s hall, which later served as a chapel, visitors can admire religious art from the region of Sławno. The medieval church pulpit is certainly the most impressive item in the collection. The ornamented pulpit made of linden wood, and covered with gold, was the Elizabeth’s (Boguslaw’s wife) votive offering. Three, late Gothic sculptures also draw attention – one of them, the sculpture of The Virgin and Child with St. Anne, was used as a prop in the film adaptation of  “Krzyżacy” [“The Knights of the Cross”]. On the first floor of the connector building, historical objects of the local, folk art are displayed. There is also a reconstruction of a timber framed wall, as well as the water paintings, oil paintings and drawings portraying wattle and daub buildings. The tower in the castle serves as an example of interesting architectonic solutions- rib and groin vaulting and a staircase inside the wall. In this room, visitors can look at bronze plaques of the Polish rulers. In the southern wing of the fortress, there is a humble display of eastern art, which dates back to the prewar period. One of the most precious items in the collection is hanging on the wall of the first floor of the western staircase. It is a map of Pomerania, created by Lubinus. The map includes many details and precise information. Cities, towns, villages, castles, taverns, etc., were all marked in a different way. Lubinus marked even deciduous and coniferous forests. In the upper part of the map, there is a genealogical tree of the Dukes of Pomerania, and in the bottom part, there is a short description of the Western Pomerania. In the great hall, on the first floor of the eastern wing, engaged couples who wish so, may get married. The museum also houses a vast collection of Baroque and Neo-baroque furniture, ornamented with exquisite chip carvings. A Late-Renaissance four-poster bed, which is displayed on the second floor of the northern wing, is also worth seeing. This bed is special, not only because of its rich ornamentation, but also because it has an interesting inscription in Italian: “Conquer the sleep with love”. Another interesting thing to see in this chamber is the “garderoba”- type of a medieval toilet in the castle. The torture chamber has been preserved in the basement, where a vast collection of torture tools is displayed. This place is particularly popular with the youngest visitors. One of the peculiarities of Darłowo museum is the two-headed, taxidermed calf, which was born in 1919, in one of the nearby villages -  Janiewice.
One of the recent attractions in the museum, is an exhibition devoted to the history of Darłowo, which is displayed in the exhibition pavilion, in the eastern wing of the castle. It is titled “Dirlow- Rügenwalde - Darłowo. Town on the Baltic See”. It embraces the complicated history of this royal town. Every visitor should climb the tower to admire the beautiful panoramic view of the town, the Wieprza River and the surrounding area. However, much more popular with the tourists, who come to visit this place, is the observation deck, located in one of the castle’s wings.
A great number of tourists visit the castle every year, not only to see the museum’s rich collection, but also to admire the medieval architecture and to feel the atmosphere of the bygone centuries.

Caution: a fault near the footbridge.
A landslide has caused a fault at the entrance to the footbridge over the river. Please exercise caution.

Center for Beauty Health and Recreation Geovita
The training and leisure center Geovita in Dźwirzyn, is located in an excellent location - 200 m from the sea and 1500 m from the lake. Thanks to its location, as well as the wonderful natural surroundings, our resort is a perfect place for everyone to relax. The combination of excellent natural conditions, prevailing here all year round, microclimate and a rich program of biological regeneration makes it possible, especially for people with respiratory, motor and circulatory ailments, to fully regenerate here. The resort also has rich wellness facilities: a recreational pool, treatments such as: physical therapy (therapy with interferential currents, magnetic field (diadynamic, ultrasound, ionophoresis, laser therapy, Sollux lamp, dermatological UV lamp), aerosol therapy (saline inhalations, ultrasound inhalations), thermotherapy (partial cryotherapy), mud packs (partial), kinesitherapy (group gymnastics, pool gymnastics), hydrotherapy (hydromassage, pearl baths, brine baths, mud extract baths, lower extremity underwater massage (whirlpool), upper extremity underwater massagelimbs (whirlpool) as well as therapeutic massages.The youngest guests will not be bored either - the facility has a playground, as well as animations for families with children. Pet friendly resort.

Church Cemetery
The cemetery was established in 1812. The first cemetery was located next to St. Nicholas Church, but in the second half of the 18th century, the cliff crept so close that the crumbling soil began to expose the graves in the churchyard. This necessitated the establishment of a new cemetery and, somewhat later, in 1874, the construction of a second church. Currently, the gravestones in the cemetery have become worn away.

Church of Saint Peter the Apostle
Built in the 1860s, this Gothic revival church was originally a Protestant temple. It was taken over by the local Catholic parish after World War II.
The Church is built of baked bricks in the neo-Gothic style. Friedrich Wilhelm IV, the king of Prussia designed it together with the architect Frederick Augustus Stuebler, and the Protestant community devoted the church, built on Królewskie Wzniesienie from 1859 to 1862, to the patronage of St. Peter the Apostle. The sculpture of him was also placed on the facade of the church (1863). The church was consecrated on 28th June 1946.
Services: Sun. 7 a.m. (in summer), 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 a.m., 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. (summer), weekdays: 9 a.m., 5:30 p.m., Sat. in summer also 7 p.m. A church fair is celebrated on 29th June.

CIS Hotel Danuta Dziedzicka

Cis pospolity Bursztyn

Cisy pospolite

Cisy pospolite Bieliki

Cisy pospolite Strażnicy

City Hall
Being both a historic and current seat of the City Council, it is the second biggest and most spectacular monument, right after the basilica, in Kołobrzeg. It is undoubtedly an ornament of the Old Town, often photographed by tourists or seen on postcards. Although it resembles a Scottish defensive castle (and rightly so, because the architect had been looking for inspiration in Scotland before the creation of the project), it never had a military role. It is not as old as one would expect from a city with a millennial history. The red brick building was built between 1829 and 1832 in the neo-Gothic style, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the architect famous not only in Germany. Kołobrzeg needed then a new town hall since the previous one burnt down in July 1807 while being shelled by Napoleon's army besieging the town. Only part of the cellars and the north-west corner next to contemporary district office remained from the damaged fourteenth-century structure. Differences between Gothic and neo-Gothic styles are visible with the naked eye, namely bricks, windows and stone columns are slightly different.
The building resembles the letter 'C,' open southwards, looking from a bird's eye view. At the front and then upstairs, there is a courtyard and the main door as well as two entrances to the town hall. A clock tower with the crest of the town and the emblem of Poland towers above the building. You can hear the sounds of the town's bugle call played from the town hall. It can be heard at 9.00 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. In 2014, a 'Patria Colbergiensis 'museum was opened in the basement of the hall, which exhibits private collections of Robert Maziarz, who is so in love with the town. He has been buying the exhibits for years at auctions around the world, in the way known only to him, until the collection became too huge to be kept in his house. Then, he decided to open a museum at his own cost, and share his passion with others. The museum is adjacent to the Adabar musical restaurant, which has been located for years in wonderfully vaulted cellars older than the building itself, as they are remnants of the old town hall.  In the town hall there are seats of the City Council Office, Registry Office, the Gallery of Modern Art, some departments of the Town Hall, and Tourist Information Centre. In the historic concert hall, solemn ceremonies are held.
The historic building is in the centre of the square, surrounded by terraced houses of the so-called new old town, with shops and restaurants. Commemorative coins are minted by a minter in front of the town hall. There has also been a pillory since 2015, but it is only an attraction for tourists.
In the past, the real pillory was located at the back of the town hall. The tourist has reason to go there because of Jacob Adebar, about whom legends have grown. Before the story about that young man is told, you should be sure that there are no youths around, as drastic political, thrilling and love themes from the first half of the sixteenth century will appear.
The year 1524 ended in Kołobrzeg with the rebellion of guilds against the City Council dominated by patricians. In September, Jacob Adebar became the leader of the protesters, but nobody was bothered by the fact that he was a patrician and councillor himself. Jacob was        a  son of the mayor and hoped to become a mayor himself in the future; but by then he wanted to put an end to a family conflict, lasting for generations, with the Schlieffens, who were dominant in the Council. Therefore, he led to a revolt and weakened the City Council in such a way that 48 representatives of the guilds formed a second 'chamber,' which also had a right to voice their opinions on the matters relating to Kołobrzeg. The patricians lost their monopoly of power; voting results in both chambers have started to be taken into account. The power struggle did not end then. Jacob made an agreement with Erasmus von Manteuffel, the bishop of Kamień, and began to be his representative. The opposing camp regarded it as treason. As a result, the ambitious local politician was arrested, and, between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, beheaded ... The tragedy of these events may be slightly sweetened by some records, in which we can find information that Jacob had a short, but colourful, life. He was apparently not only interested in business and politics, but also had an uncontrollable desire for women. And it is his escapades as a lover, whose charm worked on maidens and married women, that was supposed to be the real reason for arresting and executing the young Adebar. What is the truth then?
One of the columns of the town hall, the one with a town pillory at its side, is called 'the column of Adebar' because of a carving of a gargoyle with the face of the legendary leader of the rebellion of townspeople and the then Casanova. It is worth finding it, leaning to see the head, eyes, nose and mouth carved in stone at the bottom of the stone capital of the column. The ones longing for happiness in love stroke the face and dream. One thing is certain: the column with a carved face of Adebar survived the ravages of the Napoleonic wars; and, when the town hall burnt down, only this part survived. What also survived is the legend...

City Tourist Information in Międzyzdroje
The Cultural and Tourist Information Point is located in the town center.
The Information Point is in the city center, near the intersection of Bohaterów Warszawy and Plażowa Streets.
At the Cultural and Tourist Information Point, you can obtain detailed information about Międzyzdroje and the region, regarding tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation, and dining options, etc. Various publications related to the region, maps and gadgets are available for sale.

Closed zone at the LNG terminal

Concrete bunkers
Concrete bunkers from World War II. The Eastern and Western bunkers are located 200 metres apart, directly on the Velo Baltica route. Their exact purpose is unclear – most often they are referred to as a powder magazine or observation post for the military unit in Unieście (naval aviation base). Today, the structures have been converted into a modern educational installation and are located on the Forest Loop of Adventures and Mysteries in Mielno – a trail combining history, nature and local curiosities. The trail leads through old dunes characteristic of coastal forests and other objects such as fortified settlements, large pine cone figures, a moss clearing and a wooden boat. The trail is an invitation for families to spend time together as a stop on a cycling route or a longer walk. There are two loops to choose from: a shorter one (approx. 1.5 km) or a longer one (approx. 3 km).

Cultural and Tourist Information Center in Koszalin
The Regional Tourist Information Centre in Koszalin was established in 2005 as a part of the Association of the Communes and Districts of Central Pomerania. It is a modern institution established to meet the needs both of people visiting the region and of the inhabitants of the city and its neighbourhood. The Tourist Information provides free-of-charge consultations concerning the city and the district of Koszalin. Services are provided in Polish, English, and German.
The Centre provides information concerning regional tourist attractions, such as sights, overlooks, nature reserves, thematic villages, etc. Tourists preferring active forms of rest can use the database gathering information on hiking and biking routes, as well as on opportunities for water tourism and horseback riding.
Tourists can also find out details about places connected with recreation (swimming pools, skating rinks, shooting ranges, bowling alleys, fitness clubs, dance schools), places of culture (libraries, museums, theatres, concert halls), and sports and culture events taking place in the region.
Tourist Information Centre also provides information on accommodation and catering.
In the Centre, it is possible to purchase maps, guidebooks books and souvenirs, as well as to receive free publications. The institution also participates in preparing publications about tourism.
In the Centre, there is a stand with free-of-charge Internet access. What is more, in front of the building there is a twenty-four-hour interactive kiosk. The second kiosk is located inside the building.
The Tourist Information Centre has been adapted for the needs of the disabled.

Cypryśnik błotny

Dąb "Marcin Luter"

Dąb bezszypułkowy Apostoł

Dąb bezszypułkowy Barnim

Dąb bezszypułkowy Karczmarz

Dąb bezszypułkowy Pan Tadeusz

Dąb bezszypułkowy Storrada

Dąb szypułkowy Bolko

Dąb szypułkowy Telesfor

Darłowo Station
Darłowo railway station – departures, arrivals, information

DARŁOWO The Yachting Marina
It has two floatingpontoons equipped with everything required, including water and power connections. One advantage of mooring in Darłowo is the depth of the harbour, which can accommodate vessels with a draft of up to four meters. Boats moored in the marina have access to power included in the price, and water is paid by meter. Residents, owners of yachts moored permanently in the port of Darłowo, pay extra for power, as indicated by the meter.

Dog beach

Dom przy ul. Powstańców Warszawskich 56

Dom przy ul. Powstańców Warszawskich 7

Dom Zdrojowy

Drinking water

DŹWIRZYNO The Fishing Harbour
Entrance to the port is restricted by a bridge, part of the Mrzeżyno – Kolobrzeg county road, with a clearance height of around three metres. On entering the port, you should inform the Boatswain on channel 12 VHF. Vessels mooring here are able to easily connect to the power supply and refill water. The harbour has a few fish bars and pubs that create the atmosphere of a bygone era. Here you can eat tasty fish straight from the smokehouse and enjoy a good cup of coffee on the banks of the port channel.

DŹWIRZYNO The Quay Camp Site
This camp site is an ideal base for surfers and sailors on small boats. The less experienced can practise on the waters of the lake, while the more experienced can sail the waters of the Baltic Sea.There are also two small islands and a number of waterways nearby. At the marina, you can relax in one of the 36 cottages equipped with en-suite bathrooms and kitchens. The yachts and boats moor here almost under the windows of the rented cottages. At the marina you can rent kayaks, pedalos, rowing boats and bicycles, all at affordable prices.

Eastern breakwater
Built in 1823, the breakwater’s purpose is to protect the coast from the accumulation of sand carried by the sea and to keep the waterway safe for navigation. The breakwater is 1,400 m long and around 7 m wide.
The Eastern Breakwater was built in the years 1818-1823 by order of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia. Its construction was supposed to counteract the deposition of large masses of sand from the sea, which silted up the mouth of the Świna River and hindered navigation. The stone breakwater is about 1,400 metres long and about 7 metres wide. In the 1980s, the top of the breakwater was covered with reinforced concrete, due to which it lost a bit of its charm, but became more comfortable to walk. There is a walking path on the breakwater, particularly attractive when the sun sets. At the end of the breakwater, there is a sector light. The structure is not adapted for the disabled.

Elbląg Station
Elbląg railway station – departures, arrivals, information >> KOLEO

Essense Baltic Resort & Spa
Essense Baltic Resort & SPA is the perfect destination for cycling enthusiasts, located in the seaside town of Dziwnów, just a few minutes from the wide beach and picturesque trails that wind along the coast of Western Pomerania.
The resort serves as an excellent base for both leisurely rides and more challenging cycling expeditions. The surrounding area features numerous trails winding through forests, seaside promenades, and the region’s charming towns, allowing guests to actively explore its diversity.
After a day on the trail, guests can recharge their batteries in the modern wellness area with pools, including a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, and saunas, as well as relax at the Aqua Harmony SPA. Sports facilities are also available, including a gym, fitness room, squash court, and billiards room, promoting active recreation even off the bike.
The on-site Portega restaurant (open during the summer season) combines Italian cuisine with local flavors, offering fresh pasta and aromatic pizza, among other dishes, while the lobby bar is the perfect place to relax with a coffee or cocktail.
Essense Baltic Resort & SPA is a harmonious blend of activity, comfort, and rejuvenation—perfect for cyclists exploring Western Pomerania.

Ethnographic Park in Niechorze
The Ethnographic Park in Niechorze is a place that showcases the cultural heritage of West Pomerania, with a special emphasis on the fishing and rural traditions of the Baltic region. The park features historic and reconstructed examples of folk architecture, including fishermen's cottages, farm buildings, a bread oven, and a post mill. The exhibition brings visitors closer to the daily life, work, crafts, and customs of the former coastline inhabitants. The park conducts educational and promotional activities by organizing workshops, themed meetings, and events related to local cultural heritage. It is a place for relaxation and learning about the region's history, located just a few minutes' walk from the beach and the center of Niechorze.

Extension of Grunwaldzka Street in Pobierowo, between Ciechanowska Street and Kawalerska Street
On October 3, the tender procedure for the investment project entitled "Extension of the municipal road Grunwaldzka Street in Pobierowo, together with technical infrastructure, on the section from Ciechanowska Street to Kawalerska Street" was concluded.
The contractor for the project will be ZUBWIT RESKO Sp. z o.o. sp. k.
As part of the reconstruction, we will:
new pavement on pedestrian and vehicular routes
new parking lots and new greenery
a new street lighting line
a storm sewer collector will be built along Grunwaldzka Street and Kawalerska, Kilińskiego, and Niecała Streets
rebuild the sanitary sewer collector
we will rebuild the 0.4 kV overhead power line
Work is scheduled to begin shortly after November 11
The planned completion time is 20 months from the handover of the construction site, with a break for the 2026 summer holidays.
Date added: October 6, 2025

Falochron

Fishing Gallery
The gallery opened on June 21, 2014. In its first 8 months of operation, it has already welcomed 3,500 visitors. It was created thanks to the initiative, passion, and vision of an extraordinary man—Leszek Kołakowski. It is a private gallery, and its owner received financial support from the Słowińska Fishing Group. The facility was built from the ground up, though it is styled to look older. It is the only place in the region where visitors can learn the secrets of fishing. Leszek Kołakowski is a fisherman with 25 years of experience, the owner of a fishing boat, and above all, an enthusiast and a storyteller. These character traits undoubtedly ensured the success of his initiative. The gallery was created to showcase the collection gathered over the years. Visitors can now learn the secrets of a sea fisherman’s work by examining the items fishermen used in the past and today. The gallery’s collection includes, among other things, boats, nets, lamps, oars, anchors retrieved from the bottom of the Baltic Sea, compasses, sonar devices, and old maps. Whenever he is not at sea, Leszek Kołakowski takes on the role of a guide and eagerly introduces both young and older visitors to his gallery to the world of a fisherman’s work. When talking about the collected items, he often draws on his own experiences on the Baltic Sea. The motto at the gallery’s entrance reads: “The sea gives much, but sometimes takes away.” The gallery’s founder aims to draw tourists’ attention to the hardships and dangers of a fisherman’s work, but also to how much satisfaction this type of work brings and how many positive character traits it fosters. Leszek Kołakowski has far-reaching plans for the gallery’s development. In the near future, interactive themed lessons for children and teenagers are set to begin.
The gallery is open continuously from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. By prior telephone arrangement, it can be visited at any time. If the gallery doors are closed, simply knock on the door of the building across the street. Leszek Kołakowski lives there with his wife, and one of them will certainly give visitors a tour. There is a restroom in the gallery. Unfortunately, the two-story gallery building is not accessible to people with disabilities.

Fontanna

Former hydroplane base in Unieście

Fortifications
Only a few small sections of the 14th-century defensive walls have survived to this day. The best-preserved fortifications include the Wolin Gate, the Butter Wicket, and the Piast Tower. You can see all fortifications on a 2-hour walk.
The construction of defensive walls in Kamień Pomorski began in the first half of the 14th century, after the Brandenburgians attacked Kamień in 1308 and the entire town burnt down. Eight defensive towers were erected around the town, including three from the side of the Lagoon (Rybacka, Miejska and Maślana). From the land side, the city was protected by a wall with five towers and two moats. These fortifications did not include the cathedral and chapter buildings, which were surrounded by a separate wall. As a result of the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), the city and its defense system were destroyed, and only small fragments of the walls, the Piast Tower and the Wolin Gate have survived to this day.
Those interested in looking for traces of the city's defensive walls can go for a walk that will take about 2 hours. You can start your walk at the Lagoon, where fragments of the city walls have been preserved. Another remnant of the old defensive walls, which can also be seen in the vicinity of the Lagoon, is the Maslana Furt, which has survived to modern times as one of the three towers defending the city from the side of the reservoir. While walking along the city's defensive walls, one cannot miss the 14th-century Wolin Gate, representing the Gothic style. Currently, there is a Museum of Stones here. The remains of the defensive walls have three owners: the commune office, the local parish and the state treasury, not all of them show the same care for the monument, as a result of which some of them are in poor condition.

Fortyfikacje obronne

Fountain
The fountain in Darłowo is located in a small, charming square in front of the "Apollo" hotel. Eight water jets are mounted in the circular basin. In the center of the basin, on a cylindrical, column-like pedestal, stands a sculpture depicting a woman dressed in a tunic and holding an amphora on her shoulder. The style of the monument draws on ancient sculptural traditions. The fountain is fenced off. During the summer, tourists often relax around the fountain.

Fountain on the promenade
The structure is made of concrete slabs from which streams of water emerge. The fountain is a popular facility with both locals and tourists. It looks particularly impressive in the evenings when it is colored in color.

Franciscan Monastery
The monastery was established in 1973. It is located next to the Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa. The Franciscans took over the church as early as 1945. The parish was canonically established in 1951. In 1978, it was decided to build a new house on the site of the former monastery building, which was too costly to renovate. The result was an imposing, massive structure that today serves as a landmark of Darłowo. The friars lead retreat programs, organize days of recollection, and conduct Advent and Lenten retreats. The friars live modestly, attaching no importance to material possessions. An interesting fact is that every October 4, a service is held for animals, during which they are blessed. Nighttime baptisms of children, involving immersion in water, also take place here. The monastery houses a monastic chapel.

Franciscan Monastery
The Franciscans have been present in Darłówko since 1975. They wanted to give residents and tourists the opportunity to attend Sunday Masses right in Darłówko (the tourist part of Darłowo), without having to travel, for example, to St. Mary’s Church in Darłowo, located 2 km from this location. A house was purchased, where the first friar took up residence; later, three friars lived there. They converted one of the outbuildings into a catechism room and a chapel. The first Mass was celebrated in 1979. By decree of the Bishop of Koszalin, the monastery was established in Darłówko on February 17, 1981, and a vicariate dedicated to St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe was also established there. A year later, the vicariate was renamed an independent parish. The cornerstone for the new church and monastery was consecrated on June 24, 1989. Bishop Ignacy Jeż consecrated the church and monastery on June 17, 1993. Currently, the monastic community consists of four brothers. The brothers lead retreat ministries, organize days of reflection, and conduct Advent and Lent retreats.

Friendship Promenade in Mielno
The Friendship Promenade in Mielno is a 1.5-kilometer-long seaside walking path whose history dates back to 1908. It was built to protect the coastline from the destructive effects of the water. The promenade is lit along its entire length, allowing visitors to stroll even after dark. As they stroll along the promenade, visitors can admire the sandy beaches and the sea, as well as enjoy the offerings of numerous outdoor dining areas, ice cream shops, cafes, and various types of stores. You can also relax on the benches along the promenade or head straight to the beach via one of the access paths. Above the main entrance to the beach on Kościuszki Street in Mielno, a wooden footbridge with observation decks has been built, where visitors can relax in outdoor dining areas and admire the beautiful views of the sea.
At the entrances to the promenade, there are ramps accessible to people with disabilities and for strollers.

Gandelinka Park Kędrzyno
Agritourism farm "Gandelinka Park Kêdrzyno" is located halfway between Kolobrzeg (18 km) and Trzebiatow (13 km). The facility is located in the area of the XIX century historic park establishment. Ideal place to rest for busy people for a short bike ride or longer stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city. We offer rooms with bathrooms. There is also a large living room and an equipped kitchen. On request it is possible to order home-cooked meals. We have a large area for parking cars and storing bicycles.
By appointment, it is possible to participate in herbal and handicraft workshops. Among other things, we recommend homemade compositions of herbal and fruit teas, as well as other preserves and vegetables and fruits from our own garden and orchard. You can also purchase various handicraft products.
If you dream of silence and blissful tranquility among centuries-old trees, this is the place for you.
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GEOVITA Health and Recreation Center
The Geovita Health and Recreation Center in Dabki, located 100 m from the sea and 650 m from Lake Bukowo, is an ideal place for both longer stays and family vacations, as well as for short weekend getaways. The location makes it possible for guests to fully enjoy the benefits of the seaside microclimate, which, combined with the treatments of the Maritime Institute of SPA & Wellness and wellness, allows for full regeneration of strength. We also offer the opportunity to organize training courses, seminars, conferences, business meetings and family and company celebrations.
We offer 195 beds, in 1-, 2- and 3-bed rooms and 4-bed suites. Each room has a private bathroom, refrigerator, TV, radio, telephone, Internet access and beach equipment. The hotel also has a dining room for 100 people, as well as a cafe and barbecue hut. We also have a conference room that can accommodate about 70x people.
Each of our guests will find attractions of interest. In addition to a tennis court, sports fields and a children's playground. guests can take advantage of SPA & Wellness services, as well as a Natural Treatment Facility with a swimming pool, gym and sauna.

Gerhard Fort
One of the most important historic sites in Świnoujście, named after its designer, Gerhard Cornelius. The fort was built in the mid-19th century to guard the entrance into the harbor.
Gerhard's Fort is one of the forts of the Świnoujście Fortress. Next to the lighthouse, it is one of the most important monuments of Świnoujście. It was also the most important facility guarding the entrance to the port in Świnoujście. It is a well-preserved fortress that was built in the years 1848-1859. The initiator of the construction and the creator of the fort design was Gerhard Cornelius van Wallrave, an architect famous in the 18th century. He was, inter alia, the author of the project for the expansion of the fortress in Kłodzko. In his honor, the eastern fort was called Fort Gerhard.
The fort is shaped like an oval two-story redoubt. The redoubt had two wings and a drawbridge leading through the moat to the main entrance, as well as an internal courtyard and three towers. Due to its location, the port was exposed to direct, regular attacks by the enemy. The fort was constantly expanded. In 1881, two caponiers were added, i.e. earth structures erected across the moat used for firing and defending the entrance to the fort. At the southern and northern ends of the fort, two bunkers were erected, connected by an underground tunnel with the fort's courtyard. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a narrow-gauge railway and telegraph communication were brought to the fort.
After the war, the fort was handed over to the city. At first, warehouses were organized there. Later, the fort was abandoned. Changes took place in 2001. The fort was leased by a group of enthusiasts who opened its doors to visitors a few months later. One of the most interesting places was created, which is a living history lesson. Visitors to the fort will learn about the history under the watchful eye of a Prussian soldier, who shows them around the fort and, additionally, "trains" visitors, and when necessary, he will also structure them appropriately.
In 2001, the Coastal Defense Museum was established in the fort. It is the largest private facility of this type in Poland, it houses over 2,000 exhibits related to the development of the Świnoujście Fortress over the last 300 years.
In the fort, we can see: one of the best-preserved artillery benches in Europe - a series of stone and brick positions for coastal guns, 150 and 210 mm caliber, with preserved relics of various types of gun mounts; a small courtyard with casemates under the artillery gallery; ammunition and powder magazines in the west wing of the fort; two artillery stations and former firing positions for field guns on the southern rampart of the fort above the southern caponier; on the drill square, the wreck of the SDKFZ 7/2 transporter, which was pulled from the sea, near Dziwnów (Western Pomerania) in 2006.
Visiting the fort takes about 75 minutes, you need to add additional time needed to visit the museum.
There are more similar attractions waiting for lovers of military and history in Świnoujście. Three of the four forts built in the 19th century have survived to this day. All forts are open to the public.

Goeben Tower
The command tower, called the Bell, served as the bunker of the allied headquarters and was the main object of the “Goeben” battery bunker complex. Construction was carried out in 1936-1938. The battery was named after General August von Goeben, commander of the corps and later the army, distinguished in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871.

Grabov ice cream Gooseberry
Hi ! We are a small family manufactory that loves ice cream. We invite you to taste our sweets. We create them with love, commitment and care. We value simplicity that is why we focus on the naturalness of our ice cream. Our motto is: Family Natural Delicious Family - We create ice cream with love, care, commitment. Ice cream that we love and surround with love just like our family. Natural - We do everything to be as close to nature as possible. We create ice cream that has a simple composition, without chemical enhancers, stabilizers. We do not compromise on quality!
We use the highest quality products, and we give our ice cream to our children with a clear conscience. Delicious - We appreciate real taste. Grabowski's ice cream is memorable tasting and brings back fond memories. We would like to invite you to join our family! We hope you will stay with us for a longer time. We are going on a journey together. Be with us! :)

Grabov ice cream Mielenko
Hi ! We are a small family manufactory that loves ice cream. We invite you to taste our sweets. We create them with love, commitment and care. We value simplicity that is why we focus on the naturalness of our ice cream. Our motto is: Family Natural Delicious Family - We create ice cream with love, care, commitment. Ice cream that we love and surround with love just like our family. Natural - We do everything to be as close to nature as possible. We create ice cream that has a simple composition, without chemical enhancers, stabilizers. We do not compromise on quality! We use the highest quality products, and we give our ice cream to our children with a clear conscience. Delicious - We appreciate real taste. Grabowski's ice cream is memorable tasting and brings back fond memories. We would like to invite you to join our family! We hope you will stay with us for a longer time. We are going on a journey together. Be with us! :)

Grabov ice cream Sarbinowo
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Grocery store in Marszewo
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Cyclists are welcome, for them we always have something sweet.
To Marszewo we invite you, here we have cold water for cyclists.

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Guest rooms "Paradise"
Pensjonacik ,,Paradise" is located at 9 Kantora Street in a quieter part of Mielno and offers rooms for 2, 3, 4 people with bathrooms. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace overlooking the city park and playground. On the first floor there is a kitchenette for guests of the guesthouse. Nearby is a grocery store and a large playground for children. To the sea is only 800m by a newly built road for pedestrians and bicycles.
You can easily park your car in our free parking lot as well as store your bicycle in a lockable garage. We have a free charging station for Bosh electric bicycles as well as xiaomi electric scooters and the usual 240V outdoor outlet for connecting your own charger. We provide free wi-fi internet for guests. The owners are avid cyclists themselves and will be happy to help with routes, etc. In our garden we offer our guests: a mini playground with a swing, slide and sandbox, a terrace with a table and a garden swing, tables, benches under the shelter to take a breather after a sunny day at the beach, barbecues where you can relax in the evening. Right next door is full of greenery city park with the largest playground in Mielno, volleyball and soccer fields.

Guest Rooms Nad Zalewem
The property is located in a secluded part of Miedzywodzie overlooking the Kamienski Lagoon. We offer you 2, 3, 4-bed rooms with bathroom, Scandinavian-style house, apartment. The facility is equipped with a kettle, coffee maker, sandwich toaster, microwave, Netflix. The facility is air-conditioned. Details on the website nadzalewem.info.

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Hel Station
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Historic airplane hangar
The hangar is a remnant of a former air base of the German Luftwaffe. Watercraft were stationed at the coastal airfield. Officers' cottages, barracks were built on the base. The entire complex was top secret. The seaplanes were based in huge hangars. Most of the infrastructure has survived to this day, including boiler houses, access roads and maneuvering areas built of distinctive concrete slabs. Also surviving are barracks, storage buildings, a parachute shed, an observation tower, the airport command headquarters and guard booths. However, most of the buildings are in poor condition. After World War II, various units were stationed in Rogow. The last of them was disbanded in late 1998. Since 2005, the hangar has been home to the Museum of Aviation and Military Technology.

Holiday home Passat
ThePassat Holiday House is a facility run with passion, thanks to which for many years we have been offering our guests a family atmosphere and hospitality combined with professional service. We provide comfortable rest in silence, away from the hustle and bustle of the center of Niechorze, at the same time within walking distance of wide sandy beaches. We are pleased to invite you to spacious and comfortably furnished rooms with bathrooms. All rooms have LED TV and balconies. Free Wi-Fi access is provided in the rooms and public areas, and we have 2, 3 bed rooms and Studio rooms. The facility has an elevator. At your disposal are a swimming pool, whirlpool baths, relaxing and therapeutic massages. We offer health treatments and provide a fitness room. We have created rehabilitation holidays in Niechorze for people who struggle with various ailments. We serve our guests meals of Polish cuisine. Tasty dishes, which are prepared according to home recipes, are served in the spacious restaurant room. Breakfast is served in the form of a buffet, where everyone will find something for themselves (from 8-10 am). In the afternoons we invite our guests to delicious two-course dinners combined with a buffet. We are sure that our chef will surprise you with unparalleled flavors, and you will also remember the tasty and hearty meals. We promote active recreation, so we run a recreational bicycle rental. If you like active recreation, and outdoor movement gives you pleasure, explore the surrounding bicycle routes and tourist attractions. There are many attractive bicycle routes with beautiful views in the vicinity of Niechorze, and the property is located right on the Baltic Velo trail. Dom Wypoczynkowy Passat has also taken care of the comfort of its youngest guests. We have prepared attractions to make the stay of families with children more pleasant, including a fairy-tale corner for the youngest - a place where they can indulge in joyful games. We know how important it is to protect the environment, so we familiarize our guests with topics related to ecology in an interesting and interesting way. We inform about the flora and fauna surrounding the place and promote nature conservation. In our facility we heat the water in the taps and in the pool with a solar installation, and segregation of waste is mandatory throughout the facility. We obtain electricity from a photovoltaic installation, and heat in the facility is provided by heat pumps. This makes the Passat Recreation House an "eco friendly" facility.

Hortulus Spectabilis Gardens
Hortulus Theme Gardens in Dobrzyca was established in 1992. Currently, you can visit 28 different thematic gardens with a total of more than six thousand species and varieties of plants. The establishment and maintenance of the gardens is made possible by Dobrzyca's location in a warm climatic zone. The area of the gardens is more than four hectares. The idea of the gardens is to contact with nature and to provide an aesthetic experience. That's why the plants have been exposed in specially designed compositions and without nameplates. The gardens were divided thematically, into Japanese, French, Mediterranean, stone, rock, water, herb and vegetable gardens. Gardens of the senses have also been created. They are designed to stimulate sight (white, blue-yellow, lilac-pink, purple, fire, sun and shade), smell, sound. The gardens also include a grotto, a cave, a viewing platform and numerous pieces of small architecture: bridges, pergolas, trellises, fountains, sculptures.
A separate exposition is the Hortulus Spectabilis Gardens. Their centerpiece is a hornbeam labyrinth. The labyrinth has an area of 1 hectare and was created with 18,000 seedlings. The total length of the corridors is estimated at more than three kilometers. Walking among the nearly two-meter high walls provides an unforgettable experience. At the heart of the labyrinth rises an observation tower, referring by its design to the double helix of DNA. When the air is very clear, you can see the sea from it. The labyrinth is surrounded by gardens of Magic, Energy, Time and Space occupying another six hectares.
The Bicycle Stop is located in the inner parking lot at the entrance to the Hortulus Spectabilis Gardens in Smolne. Access is via an asphalt road from the village of Dobrzyca. The parking lot has bicycle racks, a bicycle repair station (free of charge), a toilet, benches where you can rest. In addition, the gardens have a Caffebar, Snack Bar Bistro Chamomile and a souvenir store called Heart-Shaped Cottage. The parking lot is open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and from June 21 to August 21 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. When using the Bike Stop, you can visit the 15ha demonstration garden complex with the world's largest hornbeam maze and observation tower. 2km away are the Hortulus Theme Gardens, the Barwinek caffebar, the Garden Center with the Garden Market and Gallery. The Gardens are Poland's largest and northernmost unique collection of plants. A short distance from the Hortulus Gardens are numerous bicycle routes, including: International Bike Route R10 (Velo Baltica), Windmill Trail, Trail of Palaces and others. Nearby are agritourism farms (Dobrzycowka) and numerous accommodation facilities in Sarbinowo, Gaski or Mielno.

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Hotel Gromada ***/ "ARKA" Lux****
Hotel Gromada ***/ "ARKA" Lux**** is located in the center of Koszalin. Close from here to the most important institutions in the city and many places of interest, including the Park of the Pomeranian Dukes, the Museum, the Baltic Dramatic Theater, the Amphitheater, the Philharmonic Hall. From our hotel it is also close to the sea. The beaches in Mielno are only 13 km from Koszalin. Bicycle routes allow you to explore the city, coastal areas and interesting monuments. Easy routes lead to Jamno, Lubiatow, Dzierżęcin, Mostow, Laz, Mielno, Darlowo or Kolobrzeg, among others. Tourists can go not only to the sea, but also to nearby lakes or choose forest routes. An interesting place to which a simple bicycle route leads is Chelmska Mountain. After a successful tour, you are welcome to enjoy the services of the hotel. Our forte is our friendly atmosphere and professional team of employees, who take care of the peace and comfort of every guest.
We have 74 rooms in two standards: three-star and four-star. The facility is adapted for the disabled. On the premises of the hotel there are: a spacious restaurant, a currency exchange office, a contemporary art gallery, a casino, an optician, a luxurious ladies fashion salon, a beauty store, a historical salon, a sauna, billiards and three conference rooms. We accept stays with pets.

Hotel Jan Janina Kroplewska
Family hotel located in a quiet and peaceful part of East Darlowko a few steps from the sandy beach. It offers a Water Park, where the pools have a total size of 1500m2. In addition, there are slides, wild river, jacuzzi and saunas, grotto and brine graduation tower. In addition to the Water Park, the hotel provides guests with an intimate hotel pool, next to which there is also a dry sauna. In the recreational part of the hotel there is a Playroom designed for the youngest Guests with a monkey grove with moving and rotating elements, while animations are conducted during high seasons and special offers. Additional features include wellness rooms with a wide range of facial and body treatments. There is also an automatic two-lane bowling alley and a gym. The hotel offers the possibility of renting bicycles and helmets for children. Vegetarian, vegan as well as gluten-free meals are prepared upon request and for an additional fee.

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Imperial Gardens Hotel
The hotel with its quiet, park-like, but central location
(only 600 meters from the seaside promenade), with its almost 100 years of history, carefully restored under the care of the conservator of monuments, the only one of its kind in Swinoujscie, stands at your disposal.
Our hotel complex consists of four buildings:
Hotel Cesarskie Ogrody
Villa Imperial Gardens
Imperial Gardens Residence
Resort.
Everyone who visits our complex can count on a unique atmosphere and an unforgettable holiday.

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Jan Water Park
The Jan Water Park in Darłówko offers: swimming pools with seawater which has medicinal benefits, fun slides whose total length is 230 m, a 25 m x 12.5 m competition pool, a swimming pool with fast-flowing water, a hot tub and artificial geysers. There is also a swimming pool for kids. The majority of the attractions are situated indoors, but it is possible to swim out of the building. The total area of the surface of the water is 1500 m2. For an extra fee the visitors can benefit from wellness facilities and a bowling alley. The complex has a bar. The water park does not have a disabled-friendly infrastructure.
The facility is open all year long. The park offers swimming lessons and operates in cooperation with neighbouring communes and schools whose students complete some of their physical education classes at the facility.
The water park participates in the organization of holidays for children from orphanages, charitable foundations and sports clubs. Every year, a swimming competition for children is held at the park. The prize is the ‘Cup of the Owners of Jan Water Park and Jan Hotel’.

Jewish Cemetery
The Jewish cemetery in Rusko was most likely established in the early 19th century. It covers an area of 0.12 ha and has a nearly square layout. It was once surrounded by a wall made of natural stone and brick. There was also a funeral home next to it. Today, the cemetery is no longer in use, and most of the matzevot have been destroyed. Some were moved to the lapidarium in Darłowo, and those that remain are mostly toppled and overgrown with moss and lichen. The tombstones were all crafted in the same manner—both their form and their decorations are simple. The matzevot consist of a rectangular stone slab topped by a decorative element—a triangular or semicircular tympanum engraved with a palm leaf, a maple leaf, or a spiral. The Jewish cemetery was devastated during “Kristallnacht” in 1938. Since then, no major changes have been made to it. It is undoubtedly a significant silent witness to history.

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Jezioro Koprowo
Jezioro Koprowo jest największe na Pojezierzu Wolińskim. Obejmuje powierzchnię 481,34 ha. Jest to jednak płytki zbiornik, maksymalna głębokość to 3,1 m. Dno jeziora znajduje się w kryptodepresji. Koprowo należy do zbiorników przybrzeżnych, co oznacza, że dawniej była to zatoka morska. Przez akwen przepływa Lewieńska Struga, łącząca jeziora Pojezierza Wolińskiego z Zalewem Kamieńskim.
Koprowo przypomina swym kształtem elipsę, rozciągniętą w kierunku południkowym. Dno jest muliste, zaś linia brzegowa jest dość wyrównana. Brzegi są trudno dostępne, co wynika z podmokłości i zarośnięcia trzciną oraz oczeretem, który rośnie także na podwodnych górkach zbiornika. Akwen powoli zarasta i zanika, już 12% powierzchni jeziora jest pokryte roślinnością. We wschodniej części była niegdyś zatoka, która przekształciła się w bagnisty ląd z trzcinowiskami. W czasie tzw. cofki, kiedy w wyniku północnych wiatrów wlewają się słone wody do Zalewu Kamieńskiego, również Koprowo otrzymuje zasób wód morskich. Wtedy też obszar w okolicy jeziora jest zalewany.
Mimo iż wody tego akwenu są pozaklasowe, wędkarze cenią sobie tutejsze łowiska. Występuje tu ponad 30 gatunków ryb. Wśród nich są okoń, płoć, leszcz, śledź, i flądra, a także węgorz, szczupak, sandacz, miętus, troć wędrowna i łosoś. Koprowo nawet przy swej niedostępności z brzegów kusi szlakiem kajakowym. Prowadzi on przez Pojezierze Wolińskie do Zalewu Kamieńskiego i Bałtyku. Dla amatorów aktywnego wypoczynku warto polecić też pole golfowe, znajdujące się w pobliskim Kołczewie.

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Jezioro Wicko i Modelskie Wydmy
Specjalny obszar ochrony siedlisk Natura 2000 „Jezioro Wicko i Modelskie Wydmy” to teren, na którym znajdują się doskonale wykształcone nadmorskie wydmy białe i ich inicjalne formy oraz prezentujące największą różnorodność w województwie zachodniopomorskim bory bażynowe. W borach bażynowych miejscami występują wydmy paraboliczne porośnięte typową roślinnością napiaskową, niekiedy również kosodrzewiną. Na tym terenie znajdują się też inne typy siedlisk np. torfowiska przejściowe, kwaśne buczyny, bory i lasy bagienne.
Obszar chroniony leży w granicach Centralnego Poligonu Sił Powietrznych w Wicku Morskim. Umiejscowienie poligonu na tym terenie niewątpliwie przyczyniło się do zachowania obszaru w pierwotnej formie. Teren ten w większości nie jest dostępny dla turystów. Nie ma tu zatem masowej presji turystycznej, nie prowadzi się umocnień i przekształceń wydm nadmorskich celem dostosowania ich do ruchu turystycznego. Obecny sposób użytkowania terenu nie zagraża  walorom przyrodniczym tej formy ochrony przyrody.
Na terenie obszaru znajduje się bardzo żyzne nadmorskie jezioro Wicko. Jest to  jezioro przybrzeżne. Dawniej stanowiło zatokę morską. Obecnie od Bałtyku oddziela je mierzeja z zalesionymi wydmami dochodzącymi do 40 m wysokości. Jezioro ma długość 5,1 km i szerokości 3,7 km. Jego maksymalna głębokość wynosi 6,1 m, a średnia to 2,7 m. Zasilają je nieduże cieki wodne: Klasztorna, Świdnik, Marszewka oraz kanał Główniczka. Jezioro dzieli się na dwie części: zachodnią (mniejszą) i wschodnią. Miejscem podziału jest przesmyk między dwoma półwyspami. Utworzona w ten sposób płytka cieśnina jest usłana podwodnymi głazami – jeden z nich wystaje ponad taflę wody. Brzegi jeziora zachowały się w swoim pierwotnym stanie. Na jeziorze znajdują się cztery pomosty widokowe, dwa w Jezierzanach oraz po jednym w Łącku i Królewie. Można tam również cumować łodzie. Są to najkorzystniejsze miejsca do podziwiania walorów przyrodniczych okolicy. Po jeziorze można żeglować. Nadaje się także do połowu ryb, choć po zachodniej stronie obowiązuje zakaz połowu z łodzi. Występują w nim sandacz, szczupak, lin, sum, okoń, płoć, leszcz i węgorz. Jezioro Wicko jest płytkie, podatne na degradację, podlega przyspieszonej eutrofizacji. Jezioro stanowi również część obszaru chronionego krajobrazu "Pas Pobrzeża na Zachód od Ustki".

Jezioro Wisełka

Jezioro Zatorek

Juvena Wellness Spa Hotel
Juvena Hotel Wellness & Spa **** is a new gem on the Polish coast, located in Międzywodzie—right between the Baltic Sea and the calm waters of the Kamień Lagoon. Surrounded by a coastal forest and a garden, just a few steps from a wide beach, it offers the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway away from the hustle and bustle. This hotel is designed exclusively for adults and guests over 12 years of age, ensuring an atmosphere of tranquility, harmony, and complete relaxation. Modern design, elegant interiors, and refined details turn every stay into a luxurious experience. Juvena offers guests everything they need to recharge: from exquisite cuisine and a comprehensive wellness area to spaces designed for relaxation to the rhythm of the waves.
The Juvena Wellness & Spa**** Hotel in Międzywodzie is a true oasis of peace, luxury, and relaxation, tucked away right by the beach. It welcomes only guests over the age of 12, creating an atmosphere of blissful tranquility that is hard to find in typical family resorts. Add to that unlimited wellness access, meals included in the stay, and an ambiance that makes you never want to go home.
The wellness area at Juvena is a true sanctuary of relaxation. Guests can enjoy a large indoor pool with water attractions, three hot tubs, a salt cave, a brine graduation tower, a sauna area, and a beautifully designed hammam. In the summer, there is also a heated outdoor pool and a rooftop sun deck—perfect for blissful relaxation in the sunshine. The hotel also offers an intimate training pool with a counter-current system, which is converted into a winter swimming pool in the winter, as well as a Kneipp path and a modern gym with a terrace. Additionally, guests can enjoy signature spa rituals and massages that allow them to completely disconnect from everyday life. This is a place designed for true relaxation.

Kamień pamiątkowy poświęcony pamięci Greków

Kamień Pomorski Station
The railway station has two platforms serving passengers traveling to Wysoka Kamieńska and Szczecin. The building dates back to 1963 and was built on the site of the previous one, which was destroyed during the war.
Kamień Pomorski railway station - departures, arrivals, information

Kamienny Szaniec

Kamieński Amphitheatre
The amphitheater located at the Kamieński Lagoon is an extension of the Old Town Square. It is used as a venue for various concerts and other cultural events, including the annual Contemporary Folk Culture Festival.
The Kamieński Amphitheater is at the Kamieński Lagoon, between Gryfitów, Rybacka and Bałtycka Streets. The Town Hall and the Old Market Square are located nearby
Located in the immediate vicinity of the Kamieński Lagoon, the amphitheater is an extension of the Kamień Old Market Square. Cyclical events take place here, such as the Jan Iwaszczyszyn Festival of Contemporary Folk Culture in Kamień Pomorski or Days of Kamień Pomorski.

Kasztan jadalny Maron

Kino Bajka - Darłowski Ośrodek Kultury im. Leopolda Tyrmanda w Darłowie

Klif w Łukęcinie

Kolobrzeg Ogrody Station
Kolobrzeg Ogrody Train Station - Departures, Arrivals, Information

Kościół filialny pw. Miłosierdzia Bożego

Kościół parafialny pw. Podwyższenia Krzyża Świętego

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Antoniego Padewskiego

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Apostołów Piotra i Pawła

Kościół parafialny pw. Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny

Kościół pw. Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej

Kościół pw. św. Jerzego

Koszalin Station
Koszalin Railway Station - departures, arrivals, information

Koszaliński Pas Nadmorski

Kołobrzeg Stadium Station
Kołobrzeg Stadion railway station – departures, arrivals, information

Kołobrzeg Station
Kołobrzeg railway station – departures, arrivals, information

KOŁOBRZEG The Yachting Harbour
The place is quiet and free from strong winds and swell. The marina itself is a new and modern facility. Visitors to the site have access to toilets, a laundry and drying room, nautical shop, lecture halls and a meeting place for sailors. There are nearly a hundred yacht berths at a concrete quay or on a floating pontoon, each equipped with its own electrical and water supply. You will also find a bulletin board full of useful information, including the weather forecast and the telephone number of a company that will deliver fuel to the site. Those arriving at the port should be aware of the constant monitoring on channel 67 VHF with the call sign ‘Marina Kołobrzeg’. The weather forecast is broadcast on this channel at 07.00, 10.35 and 12.15, together with other important shipping information.

Kołobrzeski Skansen Morski

Lake Resko Przymorskie
Lake Resko Przymorskie, as the very name suggests (“Przymorskie” means “located near the sea”), is a seaside reservoir. The name “Resko” refers to the Rega River, which used to flow into the lake, and only then to the sea through a strait. The reservoir was created by cutting off a sea bay by a sand bar resulting from accumulative activity of the sea. The width of the sand bar, extended by a seaside dune embankment, oscillates from 0.3 to 1 km. The height of the dunes amounts to 16 m above sea level. According to different sources, the area of the lake is between 554 ha and 669 ha. Such large differences can be put down to the variability of the lake’s water level. The lake is connected with the sea by a strait created during a week-long storm in 1497. The direction and strength of wind influence the water level of Lake Resko Przymorskie. Within 24 hours, the waters of the lake can raise by 0.5 m; during longer storms even by 1.5 m.
The lake has a complex shape and is characterized by a shoreline developed better than in other seaside lakes. The Błotnica, Łużanka, and Stara Rega Rivers, as well as a small watercourse called a tributary from Gosław flow into the lake. Rushes and vast reeds cut across by a network of drainage ditches are located on the eastern, southern, and westerns shores. Reeds and cattails grow there. The northern embankment of the sand bar is covered with a forest. Impenetrable reed shores are a paradise for water birds. 13 breeding species, including 4 endangered ones (greylag goose, common goldeneye, bearded reedling, and red-backed shrike) have been observed there. Apart from these, one can found there grebes, coots, seagulls, ducks, and species rare in Poland – cranes, little gulls, and lesser black-backed gulls. The reservoir and its surroundings are a breeding place of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals. The waters of the lake are inhabited by fish, such as breams, roaches, pikes, European eels, perches, pike perches, tenches, rudds, and bleaks.
From the first half of the 20th century till 2001, the lake was not available to civilians, because the area was occupied by the army. Currently, there are two holiday resorts in Rogowo. In Dźwirzyno, there is the Stanica Wodna resort with a harbour and a water equipment rental service. Due to winds blowing from the sea, it is a paradise for the enthusiasts of windsurfing and kitesurfing. Apart from that, it is worth using the network of biking trails. The international Baltic Sea Cycle Route, a part of the EuroVelo network, leads through the sand bar along a district road. Moreover, there is a trail around the Lake Resko Przymorskie, as well as the “Ku Słońcu” [Towards the Sun] nature and history biking trail on the eastern side of the lake.

Landrynka wynajem pokoi

Lapidarium

Lapidarium żydowskie
Sześć macew ocalałych z dwóch dawnych cmentarzy żydowskich ustawiono na planie gwiazdy Dawida. Pomiędzy jej ramionami utworzył się plac o średnicy 6 metrów. Lapidarium otwarto w 2000 roku. Czarna kamienna tablica informuje w trzech językach: polskim, hebrajskim i niemieckim, co to za miejsce i jaki los spotkał kołobrzeżan pochodzenia żydowskiego z rąk niemieckich narodowych socjalistów. Napis brzmi: "Ku pamięci członków społeczności żydowskiej Kołobrzegu wywiezionych w 1940 roku i zamordowanych przez hitlerowców w dniu 28.X.1942 roku w obozie zagłady w Bełżcu. Społeczność żydowska mieszkająca w Kołobrzegu w latach 1812-1940 wniosła wielki wkład w rozwój miasta jako nadmorskiego uzdrowiska". Treść ta podpisana jest: "Mieszkańcy Kołobrzegu", a pod nią jeszcze adnotacja: "W tym miejscu w latach 1812-1938 znajdował się cmentarz żydowski".
Wojna zastała w Kołobrzegu około 300 mieszkańców narodowości żydowskiej. Kołobrzeg liczył wtedy ponad 36 tysięcy mieszkańców. Dla rozwoju miasta zasłużyli się między innymi twórcy dobrej sławy miasta jako uzdrowiska, a wśród nich lekarze z rodziny Beherend, to jest Moses, Feliks i Walter oraz Herman Emanuel i Magnus Hirschfeld, a także Eberhard Margulies.
Lapidarium żydowskie było centralnym miejscem spotkań młodzieży z różnych państw w ramach Dni Tolerancji, które obyły się trzykrotnie w latach 2000, 2001 i 2002. Szczególnie duży zasięg miały ostatnie, w których wzięli udział przedstawiciele Wielkiej Brytanii, Białorusi, Estonii, Izraela, Litwy, Łotwy, Niemiec, Polski, Rosji, Ukrainy i Włoch. Gościem honorowym  był ambasador Izraela w Polsce Shewach Weiss.
Sześć macew ocalałych z dawnych cmentarzy żydowskich ustawiono na planie gwiazdy Dawida. Pomiędzy jej ramionami utworzył się plac o średnicy 6 metrów. Czarna kamienna tablica informuje w trzech językach: polskim, hebrajskim i niemieckim, co to za miejsce i jaki los spotkał kołobrzeżan pochodzenia żydowskiego z rąk niemieckich narodowych socjalistów. Napis brzmi: "Ku pamięci członków społeczności żydowskiej Kołobrzegu wywiezionej w 1940 roku i zamordowanych przez hitlerowców w dniu 28.X.1942 roku w obozie zagłady w Bełżcu. Społeczność żydowska mieszkająca w Kołobrzegu w latach 1812-1940 wniosła wielki wkład w rozwój miasta jako nadmorskiego uzdrowiska". Treść ta podpisana jest: "Mieszkańcy Kołobrzegu", a pod nią jeszcze adnotacja: "W tym miejscu w latach 1812-1938 znajdował się cmentarz żydowski".
, zniszczony podczas II wojny światowej przez Niemców.Szczególne zasługi dla rozwoju miasta i balneologii wnieśli żydowscy lekarze: dr Moses Beherend (1869), dr Feliks Beherend (1853-1917), dr Walter Beherend, dr Eberhard Margulies, dr Herman Emanuel Hirschfeld (1825-1885), dr Magnus Hirschfeld (1868-1935) i wielu innych."

Lewieńska Struga

Lighthouse
One of the tallest lighthouses in Poland was built in 1857. The building is 69 meters tall and you have to take 300 steps to reach the top.
The lighthouse was built in 1857. The construction of the lighthouse began in 1854 and lasted until 1857. On December 1, 1857, the lighthouse shone its light for the first time. The object is made of face brick, 69 meters high. Over 300 steps lead to the top of the lighthouse. It is one of the tallest lighthouses in Poland, and also on the entire Baltic coast. The tower overlooks the port, the forested coast of Międzyzdroje, and the resorts on the Uznam island. The lantern gives light with a range of 46 km. Since 1958, the lighthouse also sends a radio signal in the Mors alphabet. Currently, the lighthouse also emits red light. Currently, the lighthouse is under the supervision of the Maritime Office in Szczecin. In the years 1998-2000 the lighthouse was thoroughly renovated. The facility was made available to tourists only in 2000.  Next to the lighthouse, there is the Lighthouse and Sea Rescue Museum. The museum was established in buildings previously inhabited by lighthouse keepers. Navigational equipment can be seen in the museum. Some of the museum exhibits are available outside, e.g. old boats and anchors.

Lighthouse Miniature Park
The Lighthouse Miniature Park was created to promote coastal attractions and Polish lighthouse history. A tour of the park takes about 45 minutes and is enriched by the commentary of a qualified guide. This allows visitors to learn not only about the history of Polish lighthouses, but also about the many legends associated with them. Visitors are welcome to take photos within the park, which make for a unique souvenir. Interestingly, seniors get free admission to the park.

Lipa drobnolistna

Lubar Rooms and Restaurant
The Lubar Guesthouse and Restaurant is an intimate, family-run establishment by the sea, where we value peace, comfort, and a warm atmosphere. We offer comfortable accommodation and cuisine based on regional products of the highest quality, which have been winning the recognition of our guests for years. Our excellent location by the national road and the Velo R10 bicycle route makes us an ideal place for both tourists and business travelers. We care about cleanliness, order, and professional service, so your stay with us is guaranteed to be relaxing in peaceful surroundings. Lubar combines family hospitality with attention to every detail—a place you will want to return to all year round.

Magnolia Agritourism Wrzosowo

Manor Park
The manor park in Postomino was established in the second half of the 19th century. It covers an area of 3.9 hectares. The park’s heyday coincided with the period when its last owners lived here—before 1945. Unfortunately, the park’s original layout has been lost. Today, only the beech-lined avenue that led to the palace and the linden-lined avenue cutting across the park remain visible. The park’s tree population consists of European beech, small-leaved linden, and European ash. There are also English oaks, Canadian poplars, and silver firs. The park is also home to species such as the Canadian hemlock, Banks’ pine, and the red-leaved variety of the common beech. Particularly noteworthy are two English oaks with trunk circumferences of 420 cm and 430 cm, as well as a broad-leaved linden with a trunk circumference of 630 cm. Unfortunately, the park has been devastated; all that remains of the former palace is a memory, along with the outlines of the foundations visible in the ground and decorative fragments of the fence. The palace was completely demolished in the 1970s because the condition of the building posed a threat to people’s health and lives.

Marena Wellness & Spa
Marena Wellness & Spa is a unique facility located on the Baltic Sea, 150 meters from the beach. It perfectly blends into the surroundings of a pine forest, giving the place an intimate atmosphere - conducive to relaxation and meetings in an atmosphere of relaxation and rest.
The property consists of two buildings, Fala and Perla, with 85 rooms. The heart of the Marena is the Pearl building. There you will find single, double rooms and suites.
Fala is an ideal place for those who appreciate comfortable rest at a reasonable price. Here at your disposal we offer single, double rooms and family studios.
The advantage of each stay is the possibility to use the swimming pool, dry sauna, steam bath, aroma grotto and spacious Jacuzzi.
For an additional fee, guests can relax in our wonderful Mare Spa, which offers a wide range of treatments.
The Velifiera Ristorante Restaurant will satisfy the tastes of the most discerning guests, offering buffet-style dishes of Polish and international cuisine.
In our second restaurant, Bistro Bicycle, you will eat authentic Neapolitan pizza as well as classics of international cuisine and light snacks.
Great entertainment and taste sensations will be provided by Vento Cafe & Lounge with a wide range of local beers and sophisticated drinks.
The property is a child-friendly place, so there are amenities for the little ones at every turn. Especially for them we have created a spacious playground, volleyball court and a playroom with many attractions: children's books, coloring books, educational toys, climbing wall, Xbox 360 KINECT, Knowla educational game.
Marena Wellness & Spa is also an ideal place for family parties and events.

Marian the Seagull, the Lifeguard
The “Marian the Lifeguard” Seagull is one of the most distinctive figures along Kołobrzeg’s famous “Marian Trail.” Located on West Beach, it gazes out to sea through binoculars while holding a lifebuoy under its wing, symbolizing concern for the safety of those vacationing on the Baltic Sea.
This charming sculpture humorously references the work of lifeguards, while also serving as a reminder of Kołobrzeg’s seaside character. Marian the Lifeguard Seagull quickly became a popular spot for strolls and souvenir photos, adding a touch of charm and local color to the seaside landscape. It is a small attraction that perfectly captures the atmosphere of a city connected to the sea, leisure, and Baltic traditions.

Marina DZIWNÓW - YACHT PORT (year-round)
The main yacht port was built in the immediate vicinity of the fishing port, and its structure was based on very interesting architectural assumptions. Construction works were completed in October 2013, and the final commissioning took place in November of the same year. From the very first day, the newly built marina began to arouse great interest, which resulted not only from the shape of the port itself, but also its location on a very important waterway. The entrance to the port is located on the side of the Dziwna strait, but before the drawbridge, which facilitates easy communication with the sea. The marina's aquarium is set back inland, so there is no direct influence of water and river currents. The marina is equipped with pedestals for electricity and water consumption. The port building, which also functions as the Port Authority together with the Harbor Authority, is equipped with a full sanitary facility (toilets, showers), a conference and club room and a café. Ultimately, the marina can accommodate approximately 60 vessels with a maximum length of 12 meters. The area of the marina is monitored, and the entire area is completed with parking lots inside and outside the port and a directly adjacent, newly opened park with very interesting walking routes.

Marina Lunovo
The marina offers covered bicycle racks, picnic tables, a barbecue, and a sink.

Market Square in Darłowo - Tadeusz Kościuszko Square
Renaissance and Baroque townhouses line the Market Square.The medieval urban layout of the Old Townhas been preserved.

Marszewo

Maszoperia –– 6 D Museum
Maszoperia – the 6D Museum is a place which captures all senses of the visitors. There are 500 m2 of 3D paintings which are background for the everyday objects used in the past by the Maszoperia society. During the visit, guests can feel the smell of sea breeze, and aroma of apples in the fisherman’s house. They can also hear seagulls and the sound of sea waves. Sensual experiences supplement the fisherman’s stories, the legend about a magic net and the witch. All object gathered in the museum can be not only looked at, but also touched.

Matex Guest House

Medusa Apartments and Bungalows
MEDUSA is a new, intimate property with a swimming pool and a large garden, where you will relax even during the peak season.
Waiting for you are comfortable apartments and independent bungalows surrounded by a garden full of oak and maple trees. There is an open swimming pool with heated water and a paddling pool for the little ones.

Mermaid Zielenica Trzęsacz
According to one legend, the mermaid is Zielenica - the beautiful daughter of the Baltic, caught and captured by a local fisherman. When she died of longing for the depths of the sea, the Baltic in revenge consumed the local church, leaving behind its ruins.... Today, the remains of the Gothic building, the ruins in Trzęsacz can be seen, among other things, from a platform built next to it, which also offers an amazing view of the sea.

Międzyzdroje Station
Międzyzdroje Railway Station - departures, arrivals, information

Miejsce odpoczynku

Miejska Informacja Turystyczna

Mielenko & Spa

Mini zoo Wicie
Mini zoo - spend a day with us.
If you love spending time with animals and the outdoors, you're sure to enjoy your time with us. MINI Zoo is inhabited by many species of animals. It is an ideal place where you can spend unforgettable moments. They are loved by children as well as adults, the animals can be fed and some even stroked.
MINI ZOO WICIE is a great place for the whole family. It is safe, quiet and peaceful. We have been running it for several years, only during the summer season. Every year we are visited by organized groups, families with children, and sometimes individuals who want to spend time in a quiet place.
With us you have the opportunity to commune with nature.
We invite you in the summer season!
Mini Zoo
Wicie, 3 Morska Street

Miniature train excursions
The tourist train runs from May through September. Its route takes passengers through the most attractive parts of the city.
Tours on the tourist train in Międzyzdroje offer the opportunity to see and hear a lot of interesting information about this seaside resort. All the information is broadcast over speakers installed in the train cars.
The tour lasts about 30 minutes.
Discounts are available for organized groups.

Monument to the Goose

Mors Restaurant Mielno

MRZEŻYNO The harbour
Currently, (2013), the port is being reconstructed and renovated. New parking bays are being constructed, the access road to the port will be restored, and new warehouses and sanitary facilities will be erected. The shape of the breakwaters and currents create sand sediments along the eastern breakwater, depositing sand on the inner side, making the water shallow. Therefore, while entering the port, it is essential to stick to the western breakwater. Before entering the port, please contact the boatswain, who will tell you where to berth. This marina is a small dock in the depths of the harbour, on the east side of the river, where there is a connection to power and water supplies. Pre-payment machines have already been installed on the quay. The port is mainly a base for local fishermen. Here you can enjoy good fish on the reconstructed and fully renovated waterfront.

Museum of the History of Kamień Land
The Museum of the History of Kamień Pomorski Land in Kamień Pomorski is a local government institution, whose current headquarters is a building completed in 2015, located in the so-called Dominican Quarter at 34 Adam Mickiewicz Street, and, as of 2021, the von Kleist manor house at 4 Cathedral Square. In 2014, the European Physical Society recognized the manor house as a site of particular importance for the development of physics and electrostatics in the world, granting it EPS-Historic Site status.
The museum collects and presents collections from prehistory to the present day, including Bronze Age treasures from the vicinity of Kamień Pomorski and the Island of Wolin, as well as relics discovered on the site, such as a medieval papal bull, a shell of St. James. Jacob's shell dating to the late Middle Ages, a gold ducat from the Netherlands and a bone handle of a Viking knife made in the Borre style.
The museum's biggest attraction is an interactive permanent exhibition dedicated to Ewald Georg von Kleist, creator of the world's first electric capacitor. This exhibition is presented both in the museum's main building and in the renovated mansion where the scientist lived. The exhibition is interdisciplinary, combining history with physics and education. Information at the exhibition is available in three languages: Polish, English and German. The exhibition also has a special educational path for the disabled, such as descriptions in Braill, LCD screen video guides for the visually impaired, and sign translations for the hearing impaired using QR codes.
The museum is open Monday through Saturday:

Museum of the Kamień Pomorski region
Located in the cathedral complex in the Old Town, the museum has permanent exhibitions on archaeology and sacral art, and also holds temporary exhibitions. The latest attraction is an interactive presentation on Ewald von Kleist – a physicist and inventor, creator of the first capacitor.
The Kamień Land History Museum was founded in 2006 on the initiative of the archaeologist Grzegorz Kurka and the Kamień Land Lovers Society. The museum is located in the chapter house of the Kamień Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace. The idea of establishing a museum was born in 2004 during an inventory of the collections gathered in the attic of the cathedral patio. At that time, a large number of monuments were found. A large part has never been made available, so it was decided to display them.
Among the museum exhibits there are, among others 4 Neolithic hatchets, 1 flint ax, a flint sickle of the Funnel Beaker Culture, a flint scraper from the 6th-5th century BC, a clay cup of the Lusatian culture, ash urns, a Bombentopf vessel from the 13th century, a medieval bone sickle binding, fragments of early medieval vessels, fragments of stoneware imported ceramics, fragments of an oak boat - dugouts from the 5th-6th centuries CE, stained glass, fossils of fish from the Palaeozoic era and ammonite shells from the Mesozoic era, rocks, minerals, animal bones, auroch with visible cuts on the surface, turtle's shell, hippopotamus jaw, saw fish sword, medieval horseshoe with crayfish used for horse riding in the swamps, iron cannonballs, fragment of a medieval sword, fragment of a stone epitaph found in 1873 in a former monastery.
In addition to the above-mentioned monuments, the museum has exhibits that have been exhibited for many years in the Cathedral Treasury. These are Renaissance stove tiles, incl. glazed tile with a portrait of prince Barnim XI and Friderite tiles from the mid-18th century.
The museum's collections are also on display in the Bishop's Palace. There you can see two photo exhibitions: "History written on glass - Adolf Bartelt, photographer from Kamień" and "The city stopped in the frame of Kamień Pomorski in the photography of Stanisław Kolasiński".
In addition to the permanent exhibition of sacred and archaeological monuments, the museum opens a new temporary exhibition from time to time. Temporary exhibitions are devoted to the history of Kamień Pomorski and, for example, show photos provided by residents or important anniversaries, e.g. the jubilee of the International Festival of Organ and Chamber Music in Kamień Pomorski, or the work of local artists.
The creators of the museum hope that the activity of the Museum of the History of the Kamień Pomorski Region will contribute to the reactivation of the Regional Museum in Kamień Pomorski.

Muzeum Aut Zabytkowych

Narcyz Holiday Resort and Campsite

Narrow-gauge railway station in Pogorzelica
The Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway is one of the biggest attractions of West Pomerania, connecting seaside towns with Gryfice for over a century. A ride on the historic train lets you enjoy picturesque landscapes, coastal forests, and charming resorts along the Rewal Coast. It's a unique journey through time that delights both train enthusiasts and families with kids.
The Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway station in Pogorzelica is the final stop of the seaside section and an important spot on the region's tourist map. The modern and aesthetically designed building blends harmoniously with the coastal scenery, providing comfort for travelers and railway enthusiasts alike. It's from here that many tourists begin their extraordinary journey through the scenic towns of the Rewal commune. The station's atmosphere and the sight of historic carriages make it an attraction in its own right.
Pogorzelica is a charming seaside town located among vast pine forests and wide, sandy beaches. The peaceful atmosphere, clean air rich in iodine, and closeness to nature make it an excellent place for a family holiday and relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The greatest treasure of Pogorzelica is its beautiful beach, surrounded by a strip of dunes and forests, inviting for walks and relaxation by the Baltic Sea. Nature lovers should visit the nearby Liwia Łuża Lake, which is a nature reserve and a sanctuary for many species of water birds.
The town also has the popular Sandra SPA complex with a water park, which offers attractions for the whole family regardless of the weather. It's also worth taking a ride on the Narrow-Gauge Coastal Railway, which makes it easy to visit nearby towns such as Niechorze, Rewal, or Trzęsacz.
Pogorzelica is also a great place for active people. Numerous hiking and cycling trails run through coastal forests and along the shoreline, allowing you to explore the beauty of this part of Western Pomerania. The combination of unique natural features, a peaceful climate, and family-friendly attractions makes Pogorzelica one of the most popular holiday destinations on the Baltic Sea.

NAT Hotel (3 stars) Sarbinowo
NAT Sarbinowo3-Star Hotel – A Cyclist-Friendly Destination on the Baltic Coast**
The NAT Sarbinowo Hotel*** is the perfect base for lovers of active recreation on two wheels. Located right on the Baltic coast, in the immediate vicinity of coastal bike routes, it is an excellent starting point for both short trips and longer excursions.
Our location provides easy access to the international Velo Baltica route (EuroVelo 10), which runs through Sarbinowo and follows picturesque paths along the sea, including routes toward Kołobrzeg, Mielno, and Darłowo. The West Pomerania region offers an extensive network of cycling routes spanning over 1,000 km, suitable for various skill levels.
To ensure cyclists’ comfort, we provide:
secure storage for bicycles and equipment
access to basic repair tools
flexible stays, including overnight stays
information about routes and local attractions
accommodation with extensive recreational facilities
meals
As a facility designated as a Cyclist-Friendly Place, we guarantee standards that meet the needs of cycling tourists—comfort, safety, and appropriate facilities during your trip.
After a day full of activities, we invite you to relax in the pool and spa area, as well as enjoy rejuvenating meals at the hotel restaurant. The proximity to the sea, fresh air, and peaceful surroundings are perfect for both active recreation and complete rejuvenation.
Hotel*** NAT Sarbinowo – relaxation, activity, and seaside energy all in one place.

Nature reserve - Cliff in Dziwnówek
January 17, 2017. The Regional Director of Environmental Protection in Szczecin recognized two new nature reserves: Klif in Dziwnówek and Klif in Łukęcin. The reserves include sections of coastal cliffs several hundred meters long each. Despite their small size (4.17 hectares and 1.19 hectares, respectively), they are an important part of the national system of nature protection, as they are the first coastal ecosystem reserves in the West Pomeranian region. Four other, but very short, sections of cliffs in this province are also protected as documentation sites, established in 2010 by a resolution of the Rewal municipality. 694262,59 226126,09 / 14.817402734682, 54.038177773991

Navigator - Apartments - Dźwirzyno
NAWIGATOR APARTMENTS - Dźwirzyno: The property is in an excellent location—just 200 m from a wide, sandy beach, 600 m from Lake Resko Przymorskie, and 500 m from the fishing port. In the immediate vicinity, you’ll find grocery stores, restaurants, a bike rental shop, and the Municipal Center for Sports, Tourism, and Recreation. We invite you to stay in our comfortable two-person apartments with fully equipped kitchens, which ensure a pleasant stay whether you’re here for a short getaway or a longer vacation. We provide our guests with free parking and a secure, lockable bike storage area inside the building. The entire property is fenced and monitored, ensuring peace and security during your stay. Dźwirzyno is the perfect place for lovers of active recreation—numerous bike trails wind through the picturesque surroundings, inviting you to discover the region’s charms.

Niechorze viewpoint

No bike path to Międzyzdroje
Along provincial road 102, a bicycle path is in the design phase, so cyclists must ride with general traffic alongside cars. When traveling to Miedzyzdroje, we encourage you to take the detour via Warnowska Street and Woliński National Park, and to use electronic maps.

No crossing Łazy - Dąbkowice
No cyclable road exists between Łazy and Dąbkowice. The only way to cover this section along the sea is to push the bike through the sandy beach. It is beautifull but only for the strongest. The marked bicycle route follows convenient bicycle roads through Osieki and Iwięcino.

No fee for traveling through the Wolin National Park
Entry to the Wolin National Park for visitors, e.g., to the European Bison Farm, is subject to a fee. Cyclists traveling in transit from Międzyzdroje to Wisełka in order to avoid the busy DW 110 road are exempt from the fee.

No signage from Międzyzdroje to Wisełka
The section of the Velo Baltica route from Międzyzdroje to Wisełka is currently being designed and has not yet been marked. We recommend using a map application.

Observation platform

Old cement mill
The ruined cement mill on Wolin Island used to be one of the largest producers of cement in Germany. You can still see the concrete remains of the old factory train viaduct above Główna Street.

Old fishing boat on the greenery
An old fishing boat on display in a green space near Trzebiatów is a remarkable artifact that serves as a reminder of the rich fishing traditions of Western Pomerania. Although it no longer sails the waters of the Baltic Sea, it continues to tell the story of people whose lives have been tied to the sea and the hard work of fishermen for generations. Surrounded by greenery, it has become a distinctive feature of the landscape, attracting the attention of tourists and enthusiasts of local history.
This place invites a moment of reflection and allows visitors to experience the region’s unique seaside atmosphere. The old boat is a symbol of tradition, remembrance, and respect for the maritime heritage that remains an important part of this part of Pomerania’s identity to this day.

Ostoja na Zatoce Pomorskiej

Ostrokrzew kolczasty

OW Polana Łukęcin

OWS Sobótka
Our resort is located in the center of the coastal district of Swinoujscie, at a distance of about 250 m from the sea, in the immediate vicinity of the city park, amphitheater, stadium and tennis courts. Everywhere close, yet quiet, peaceful and green.
At your disposal we offer 2- and 3-room apartments ranging in size from 30 m² to 50 m², as well as 1-person rooms of approx. 10 m², 2-bed rooms of 12 m² to 16 m², 3-bed rooms of 16 m² to 20 m², equipped with bathrooms with anti-calk shower cabins, tempered glass, LCD TV, telephone, electric kettle, Wi-Fi and balcony.
For those who want to combine relaxation with intensive wellness, body cosmetics or rehabilitation, we offer a modern treatment base and a beauty salon to meet the expectations of even the most demanding client.
In our restaurant we serve buffet breakfasts, lunches and dinners served, buffet dinners. We serve traditional Polish cuisine.
In our cafe we organize all kinds of :
family celebrations: wedding receptions, name days, birthdays, anniversaries and anniversaries,
conferences, corporate events, banquets, shows, trainings.
Surrounded by nature-rich region away from the hustle and bustle of big cities makes it an ideal place to spend unforgettable moments.
Hosting you will be our honor and great pleasure today book a room and get to know Swinoujscie
We warmlywelcome you!

Palace
The oldest manor house in Trzęsacz was built in the 17th century for the von Flemming family. It survived only until 1768, when it burned to the ground. The current palace was built on its site in the first half of the 18th century. The oldest part was built on a rectangular floor plan. The façade is adorned with a front porch and two side risalits. In the mid-19th century, a two-axis wing was added to the eastern wall, and another expansion took place at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Today, the palace is a two-story building topped by a gable roof. The main entrance was designed in alignment with the axis of St. Nicholas Church. The palace has been converted into a hotel and equestrian center.

Palace
The palace in Pieńków was built in 1851 by Heinrich Friedrich von Below. It was a single-story building with a hipped roof. The palace housed a mysterious Prayer Hall. An interesting story is connected to the history of the von Below family, involving the establishment by the ruling family of a new faith—the Belowian sect. This took place in the first half of the 19th century. The sect gained many followers in the Sławno and Słupsk regions. In 1820, its founders broke definitively with the established church and argued that the clergy of the time had lost their faith and had become mere officials. Members of the sect conducted their own services in private homes, read the Bible and religious texts, and even performed wedding ceremonies. Local authorities were alarmed by the rapid growth of this new religious movement. Fines were imposed on the Belowians, and numerous inspections were conducted. All of this led to the movement’s successors returning to the Protestant faith after the founders’ deaths.
The palace acquired its current form in the early 20th century, between 1906 and 1907. Gerhard Heinrich Filip von Below built a new residence, incorporating part of the old palace. The thoroughly remodeled section of the old residence became the core of the new palace. It was constructed in an eclectic style under the direction of Słupsk architect Eduard Koch. The palace is situated in beautiful surroundings on Lake Pieńkowskie, within a park featuring an interesting mix of trees. An impressive avenue of English oaks leads up to the palace from the east. The palace is a monumental, three-story building. It has retained its original charm to this day.
The last owner of the palace in 1945 was Sybilla Schach von Wittenau—the daughter of Gerhard Heinrich Philip von Below, the palace’s builder—who lived here with her family after her father’s death. The family committed suicide upon learning that the Russians were approaching Pieńków. The graves of Sybilla, her husband, and Gerhard Heinrich Philip’s wife, Ewa, are located within the park.
Since 1994, the palace has been in private hands. After World War II, it served as the headquarters of, among others, the State Breeding Center; it also housed a cafeteria, a community center, and a library. The palace is not open to the public, but it is clearly visible from the road.

Park dworski

Park im. Stefana Żeromskiego w Kołobrzegu

Pas Pobrzeża na Zachód od Ustki

Pedestrian Walkway
The pedestrian zone in Darłowo—with the exception of one intersection—is closed to vehicular traffic. Pedestrians have the absolute right of way at this location, and drivers wishing to cross Powstańców Warszawskich Street must exercise extreme caution. The street has a very charming atmosphere, and each building has its own interesting history. Historic buildings begin right next to Kościuszki Square. Pay special attention to the very first building on the pedestrian zone. It houses the tourist information office. This building once belonged to one of Darłowo’s largest shipowners—Heptenmacher. Along the boulevard, there are many restored townhouses. The pedestrian zone is lined with numerous small shops. In the center, you’ll find benches, stylish lamps, and flower-adorned cornices. It’s a popular meeting place for Darłowo residents and tourists alike.

Pensjonat przy ul. Kasprowicza 15

Pier
The pier in Kamień Pomorski extends from Bałtycka Street, and offers beautiful views of the Kamieński Lagoon and the town. Next to the pier you will find one of the most beautiful marinas of the West Pomeranian Sailing Route.
The pier in Kamień Pomorski is located at the Kamień Lagoon, at the exit of Bałtycka.
The pier in Kamień Pomorski offers a beautiful view not only of the Kamień Lagoon, but also of the city. On the right side of the pier, there is the largest and one of the most beautiful marinas of the West Pomeranian Sailing Route in Western Pomerania. Walks near the lagoon are attractive both for residents and tourists.
The pier in Kamień is the perfect place to relax.
The pier in Kamień Pomorski on the left, and on the right, you can see the beginning of the Kamień marina.

Pier in Ahlbeck
Widely recognized as a symbol of Usedom Island, the pier in Ahlbeck originates from the 19 th century like most of the nearby villas, whose architecture is typical for holiday resorts of that period.
The Ahlbeck pier is considered the landmark of the island of Usedom and, like most of the nearby spa architecture villas, dates from the century before last.
Built in 1898, the "Centenarian" with its red roof, the four green towers and the 280-metre-long landing stage is the only remaining sea bridge of its kind on the German Baltic coast. Loriot also used this very special place for his film "Pappa ante Portas". Beside a restaurant it offers a mooring for the excursion boat trip.
Every year in July, the Ahlbeck Summer Festival and the Long Night of Music take place on the concert square and on the Ahlbeck Promenade. Visitors can look forward to various regional and national bands, a fire show, a participatory circus for children or a historical swimwear show.

Place of rest
Rest area with a shelter and benches and tables

Place of rest

Platan klonolistny

playground and self-service bicycle repair station

Podczele Bike Counter

Pomnik "Bohaterom Wału Pomorskiego"

Pomnik - Nie wrócili z morza

Pomnik - rzeźba Macierzyństwo

Pomnik Bojownikom o wolność i demokrację

Pomnik Eryka

Pomnik poświęcony parafianom zmarłym przed 1945 r.

Pomnik Rybaka

Pomnik Sanitariuszki

Pomnik św. Franciszka

Pomnik Zwycięstwa

Port elevators
The grain elevator complex was built in 1929 for grain storage. The complex consists of the northern elevator, whose architecture is reminiscent of old granaries, and the southern tower elevator. The building located between the grain elevators was constructed at a later date. Although the structures are not open to the public, their full grandeur can be admired from the opposite bank (Stoczniowa Street).

Porta Mare Active & Spa Resort
Porta Mare Active & Resort SPA is a unique facility located just 22 steps from a picturesque beach and about 200 meters from a pine forest with walking paths, running trails, and bike paths.
This location means that some of our rooms have a sea view, while others overlook the pine forest.
Porta Mare Active & Resort SPA was created for those who are looking for peace, a healthy and relaxing holiday, as well as for active people and families with children. A wide range of attractions and amenities will ensure that each of our guests will find something for themselves.

Possible disruption to bicycle transport due to a breakdown of one of the ferries and the introduction of a replacement service
Due to a breakdown of one of the ferries operating the Warszów crossing, a free replacement service has been introduced using City Transport buses. The carriage of bicycles on the replacement service may be limited, subject to availability of space on the buses. These disruptions and the revised timetable will apply from 25 March until further notice.

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Pustkowo Holiday Cottages at Marek's
Our resort is the perfect place for relaxation and get-togethers for those who appreciate peace and quiet, the intimate atmosphere of a small seaside town, and the proximity of the sea and the forest. Many of our guests visited this place as children, coming here with their parents. Today, they return to us as adults, often with their own children and even grandchildren, continuing the family tradition of vacationing in Pustków.
Since 2017, we have been offering stays in modern, comfortable, and fully equipped vacation cottages. Our facility is located just 150 meters from the beach, surrounded by greenery and coastal nature. The entire area is fenced, monitored, and features free parking for our guests.
Comfortable cottages surrounded by blooming roses and fragrant lavender—perfect for a family vacation.
Our one-bedroom cottages offer comfort and functionality. Each is equipped with: a kitchenette, a bathroom with a shower, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Our resort offers not only accommodations near the sea, but also beautiful surroundings full of greenery and flowers. Near the cottages, there are plenty of blooming, fragrant roses and lavender, which create a unique atmosphere and make your stay with us even more relaxing. As you stroll through the resort grounds, you can enjoy the pleasant scent of flowers, which adds charm to every summer morning and evening.

Reconstruction of Nadbrzeżna Street
As part of the redevelopment, a street with a bicycle path will be built.
The investment will commence in July 2025 and is scheduled for completion in December 2026.
For more information, visit the Mielno Municipality website.
DETOUR: When traveling towards Kołobrzeg, take the following detour:
roundabout → Kołobrzeska Street → straight ahead and right into Spokojna Street → then right into Spacerowa Street - and you are back on the Velo Baltica route!

Replica of the cross from the Giewont peak
The Baltic Cross of Hope is a replica of the cross from Giewont. It was set up in 2007. It refers to the words spoken by Pope John Paul II during a Mass in Szczecin in 1987: "as the wind blows from the Baltic Sea to the mountain peaks - to the cross on Giewont."
The structure is 19 meters high and weighs 4.5 tons, so it is one and a half meters taller and nearly 2 tons heavier than the Tatra prototype. It is worth seeing the cross in winter, then an illuminated Christmas crib is arranged under the cross. The cross has become a landmark of Pustkow and a place of pilgrimage for the faithful from all over Poland .

Residence 5 Oaks
The 5 Oaks Residence welcomes you to a charming place by the Polish sea, where you can not only spend vacations by the sea, but also every vacation or weekend trip to the sea, regardless of the season, spend time in a quiet calm and family atmosphere.The location among the centuries-old oak trees, whose energy restores strength, is a dream place of rest, gives our guests not only the desired peace and comfort, but also ideal conditions for the regeneration of forces. We assure you that we will make every effort to make you feel at home with us.
The resort is located near the beach, less than 200m from the entrance to the beach - "Entrance G", close to the center, but at the same time in a quiet and peaceful part of Miêdzyzdroje, undisturbed by the proximity of discos. At your disposal is a fenced area full of greenery, with characteristic 5 centuries-old oak trees headed by the oak "Wojtek". Interiors of high standard in the newly built facility, comfortable, full of warmth rooms are created for tourists wishing to rest close to the sea in a quiet and cozy environment. All rooms have a balcony, toilet with shower, refrigerator, TV and Wi-Fi internet access.
The Residence has a parking lot for cars and bicycles (with the possibility of renting unicycles), and a place for feasting under the cloud, with a barbecue at the disposal of our guests. Such a place can boast only a few hotels in Miedzyzdroje.
For our youngest guests we have prepared a play corner near the dining room with lots of toys and a large screen where you can watch cartoons, and outside there is a playground with a large trampoline, sandpit, "monkey grove": swings, ladders and slides.
You are welcome !!! The best place for holidays by the sea.

Residence Familia
We would like to invite you to visit the modern resort Rezydencja Familia, located in a secluded and picturesque part of Swinoujscie, away from the hustle and bustle and crowds of tourists.
We offer comfortable rest in 45 rooms for 1, 2, 3 and 4 people and studio rooms. For families, we also offer 11 apartments equipped with one or two bedrooms and a living room with a kitchenette.
Each room has a Smart TV with broadband internet access, which is free of charge, a bathroom and a balcony. Tasteful and elegant interior design, maintained in subdued colors will make your stay pleasant.
We provide our guests with tasty and varied buffet breakfasts. We provide the use of paid underground, lockable and monitored garage and for cyclists there are two bicycle storage rooms, with the possibility of recharging batteries and making minor repairs.
At the reception, you can get acquainted with the bicycle routes of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the tourist attractions of the 44-island area and hiking trails to suit every level of difficulty.
We offer a spacious dining room, a bar, a children's play area, a comfortable lobby and a cardio exercise gym.
Our great asset is also a beautiful, well-maintained garden from the charm of which our guests, including the youngest ones, eagerly use.
The sandy beach is only a 5-minute walk away. Our resort is the perfect place to spend a unique holiday by the sea.
The seaside breeze and greenery around our facility will provide you with the relaxation and rest of your dreams.
We warmly welcome all cyclists and encourage you to follow us on the portals:
www.instagram.com/familia_swinoujscie/?hl=pl
www.facebook.com/FamiliaSwinoujscie
https://x.com/Familia_Swino

Resort Mielenko

Rest area

Rest area
Benches, tables and a playground are available in the area adjacent to the village hall.

Rest area - Lubiewo

Rest area - Zalesie

Rest area and restroom

Rest area and self-service bicycle repair station

Rest area, USB charger and self-service bicycle repair station
A bike repair station and USB charger are available.

Restauracja Port
We are a year-round Restaurant located 200m from the beach in Miedzywodzie :) It is not difficult to find us, as we are located exactly opposite the Church, at the intersection of Zwycięstwa and Bałtycka Streets.
Port is a unique place where we focus on taste, quality and freshness. We are a small family pub with a very warm and relaxed atmosphere, you will feel very at ease with us. We serve fresh fried and from the oven fish, pizzas, salads, lunch dishes, breakfasts, dinners.
Our restaurant is a good place for the whole family, it has a cozy terrace even in winter. We are open year-round, every day. Drink the best Italian coffee and cold beer with us :) R
estaurant is also friendly to foreigners, we have translated menus and speak Polish, English and German.

Resting place at the community center in Marszewo
Benches and tables, a large shed are available in the area adjacent to the village hall.

Resting place at the community center in Łącko
Benches and tables, a large shed are available in the area adjacent to the village hall.

Resting place on the 16th meridian
A resting place created at a commemorative boulder marking the crossing of the 16th geographic meridian.

Route Detour Due to Nuclear Power Plant Construction
Due to the construction of a nuclear power plant, a signposted detour is in effect for the EuroVelo 10/13 route in the Lubiatowo and Kopalin area. Cyclists are guided by yellow detour signs placed along the entire length of the route. The detour runs partly along a service road used for coastal protection, so please exercise extreme caution and follow the signage
Full information is available on the Pomorskie Trasy Rowerowe website

Royal Park Hotel & SPA ***
The exclusive hotel by the sea Royal Park Hotel & Spa *** is located in a picturesque area in a quiet neighborhood near the center of Mielno just 500 from the course of the EuroVelo 10 (R10) route. The comprehensive and versatile character of the Royal Park Hotel & Spa*** is ensured by: elegant rooms of high standard, an expanded multifunctional Conference Center, a restaurant with an atmospheric orangery, an outdoor terrace and a seaside barbecue hut, and above all, a modern Spa & Wellness Institute with a swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi.
With a view to a comfortable rest of guests, we provide an attractively arranged recreational space. Well-kept vegetation, a terrace by the fountain, a sunbathing area, secluded corners for lovers of morning yoga or tai chi will make everyone find their favorite form of relaxation. Those who prefer active forms of recreation are also welcome to visit the year-round indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi and Finnish sauna. The hotel's youngest customers will be delighted by the colorful playground with trampoline and other dedicated attractions.
The hotel has a spacious free parking lot for both cars and coaches. For the safety of guests, the facility is monitored and closed at night to outsiders.

Różana Aleja Zakochanych [The Rosy Lovers’ Boulevard]
The Rosy Lovers’ Boulevard is the shortened name of two connected promenades located on the seaside cliff: the Rosy Boulevard and the Lover’s Boulevard.
In the case of the first boulevard one type of flora plays an especially important role – roses. There are nearly 150 species of roses, as well as numerous exotic bushes. Also two thematic boards were placed there – with declarations of love written in several languages and with descriptions of the symbolism of different flowers.
The Lovers’ Boulevard is famous for distinctive outdoor sculptures. The first one was revealed in 2010. It is “Romeo and Juliet” by Grzegorz Sztuka. It presents a couple of young lovers symbolizing the main characters of Shakespeare’s drama. Apart from the sculpture of the couple from Verona, there is another interesting structure on the boulevard – a sculpture of the Little Prince and the Rose. Another sculpture, which will be placed on the boulevard is Tadeusz and Zosia – Mickiewicz’s couple who has been selected through a draw by the tourists and residents of Rewal.
The boulevards are supposed to inspire eternal and true love between two people. Annual reveal of subsequent sculptures of lovers is going to become a tradition of the town on the special day of the 14th of February.

Rzeka Grabowa

School Youth Hostel
The School Youth Hostel in Stary Borek is located in the Kolobrzeg Municipality, where cyclists will find four unique bicycle routes of varying degrees of difficulty, surface. The total length of the routes is 144 km of marked bicycle paths. Along the shelter runs the "Trail Towards the Sun". - this is a natural and historical trail of 33 km, full of picturesque landscapes ideal for family bicycle trips. Other routes are: "Trail of the Stork's Nests", "International Coastal Trail R10" and "Trail Around Lake Resko Przymorskie". More information on the above trails can be found on the Kolobrzeg Municipality website. The hostel is surrounded by a lot of greenery, you can rest here in peace and quiet among Nature 2000. The hostel offers: rooms with washrooms (toilet and showers in the corridor), rooms with bathrooms, kitchen and dining room for individual tourists, kitchen and canteen for mass catering, playground, playground, common room, WiFi, free parking, bicycle rack, bicycle rental, bicycle garage, place to dry clothes, laundry room, place for barbecue, campfire. The property is located 2.8 km from the beach in Grzybowo. This is one of the most beautiful beaches of the Polish coast. The wide, clean, sandy beach and the clear and warm waters of the Baltic Sea encourage sunbathing and sea bathing. By the beach on the dunes grow pine forests creating a unique microclimate beneficial to our respiratory tract.

Sculpture of the Little Prince
The monument to the Little Prince from the story by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is located in the Rose Avenue of Lovers. Nearly 150 species of roses and quite a few exotic shrubs grow there. Two thematic plaques have also been placed there: with popular declarations of love written in dozens of languages and containing descriptions of the symbolism of various flowers.
In addition to the aforementioned sculpture, another interesting object is located within the avenue - a statue depicting Romeo and Juliet. The next sculpture to be placed in the avenue is Tadeusz and Zosia - aa Adam Mickiewicz's novel's couple, which was chosen by lottery among tourists and residents of Rewal.

Sea Cliff

Sea Fishing Museum
The museum will take you through the history of Dziwnów which used to be one of the key fishing harbors in the region.
The Sea Fishing Museum in Dziwnów is devoted to the history of the fishermen of Dziwnów. The museum has a rich collection of exhibits related to fishing from the time when Dziwnów was one of the most important fishing ports in Poland.
Paid (in summer) parking spaces at Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie Street.

Seaside Miniatures and Trains Park
The Seaside Miniatures and Trains Park is an interesting spot on the map of Dziwnów. In the picturesque park there are miniatures of Polish lighthouses in a 1:10 scale, and replicas of locomotives, steam locomotives and train cars. To the delight of the youngest visitors the locomotives run on the tracks and produce clouds of fumes.
Tickets:
regular: PLN 16, concession: PLN 13, family: PLN 45 (2 adults and 2 children under 15)
Concession tickets are available for:
·    Children, youths, university students (with a school or university ID card)
·    Seniors, pensioners
·    Disabled people
* Group ticket: more than 15 visitors + a chaperon (free admission).
A prior reservation is recommended.
In case of adverse weather conditions, the Miniatures Park may close at an earlier time.
There is a play corner for the youngest children, and a café at the park.
The average trip around the park takes around 1 hour.
On the other side of the street there is a car park for coaches and cars.

Secrets of the Sea
Secrets of the Sea – an exciting adventure in extraordinary interiors
This is an interactive adventure for the whole family, combining fun with valuable education. Participants solve puzzles, learn the secrets of the marine world, and learn cooperation and creative thinking – all in a unique, friendly atmosphere.
Secrets of the Sea:
promotes logical thinking and cooperation
show that learning can be a fascinating adventure
train reflexes and cleverness
develop knowledge about the sea and ecology
These are two floors of beautiful interiors decorated by a local artist, filled with interactive puzzles, where participants develop their skills either individually or in teams. The latest solutions were used to create the puzzles. During visits, visitors can expect, among other things, an encounter with a shark, a Baltic storm, deciphering Morse code, and challenges testing our hearing, cleverness, and reflexes.
The attraction is open during the summer season, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
10% discount for all cyclists!

Sections of town and cathedral fortifications
The construction of the defensive walls around the town began in the first half of the 14th century. The cathedral chapter had its own fortifications, but only a few sections have survived to this day. The material from the dismantled walls was used for building houses.
The construction of the system of defensive walls surrounding Kamień Pomorski was began in the first half of the 14th century after the attack of the Brandenburgians, who burnt down the town. Eight defensive towers were built – three of them were situated from Kamień Lagoon. From the direction of land, the town was protected by a wall with five towers and two moats from the south. The cathedral and chapter buildings had their own fortifications – their fragments survived to the present times. The remnants of Brama Katedralna [the Cathedral Gate] and Brama Kapitulna [the Chapter Gate] can be seen.
Some well-preserved remnants of old city fortifications are located near the Lagoon – it is Furta Maślana [the Butter Gate] together with a passage in the wall and Brama Wolińska [the Wolin Gate] with a tower. The remaining fragments of the defensive walls were pulled down in the 19th and in the early 20th century and the building material was used for a construction of houses.

Self-service bicycle repair station

Self-service bicycle repair station
A self-service bicycle repair station is located within the shopping complex.

Self-service bicycle repair station and drinking fountain
There is a bicycle repair station and a drinking fountain in the recreation area in the middle of the housing estate.

Settlement by the water

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Skarbiec katedralny

Sklep spożywczo-przemysłowy "Na Rogu"

Skrzat Julek

Sopot Station
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Spa Bagiński & Chabinka

Spa Park in Świnoujście
Dating back to the late 18 th century, the 40-hectare park is located adjacent to the seaside promenade.
The Spa Park in Świnoujście is a historic landscape park with an area of 40 to 58 ha, according to various sources.
It was established at the end of the 18th century, and was enlarged in the 19th century and is closely related to the beginnings of the city.
The park is a former shoal with single pines and other trees. In the 18th century, during the regulation of Świna, the area was partially drained and various types of trees were planted on it, including pine, alder and rowan, which can be considered the beginning of the construction of the entire park.
At the end of the century, a specific area was already designated as a park. It was a square with a large square in the center, which included all the previous alleys. At the beginning of the 19th century, this area was enlarged by moving the boundaries of the park to the north and west. Then, further modernization activities were discontinued and resumed only in 1823. It happened thanks to the construction and opening of a spa house, which was decided on during the first season at the seaside resort in Świnoujście. The leader of these actions was the mayor of Pomerania himself - Johan August von Sack. It was thanks to him that Peter Joseph Lenne himself, one of the most famous garden architects in Prussia, took care of the design of the entire park. In the central point, he placed a spa house, from which all the park's alleys departed. Lenne himself imported more than 1,500 seedlings of trees and shrubs from Germany, which were planted successively along the winding paths.
The park was changing due to the development of the city and the construction of new districts. The so-called seaside district.
As the city plans from 1912 show, the park housed not only groups of beautiful trees intersected with alleys, but also a small infrastructure - kiosks, urinals or ponds with benches next to them. There was a restaurant and guesthouses nearby, and patients could freely use the fountain with spring water.
Currently, the park is dominated by old trees, estimated to be 150 years old. The vegetation of the park is a mosaic of popular and native species, along with quite exotic trees and shrubs, planted during the first construction works. There are over 60 species of trees and shrubs. The common trees here are oaks, beeches, ash trees, chestnut trees and maples. On the other hand, the less popular species in the park are: weeping beeches, Crimean linden or Caucasian wing. During the last inventory of the park, over 100 specimens of trees with monumental dimensions were recorded.
There is a PSS Społem warehouse located in the park, which is an unusual facility in the park. In addition, there are stone sculptures located between the alleys throughout the area, e.g. the famous Telesfor and bird drinkers.
Numerous and neat geometric alleys with benches run through the entire park. The area is diversified with flower beds of various shapes and sizes. The famous seaside promenade stretches along the park. The combination of a walk through the park and the promenade will allow you to get to know the charming place well.
In addition, numerous tourist routes pass through the park, such as the red Seaside Trail or the Blue Bicycle Trail around the Baltic Sea. The park also allows tourists to get to know it in all its glory through the recreational and educational path "Discover the Spa Park like you have never known". The path runs through the entire park area and is adapted for everyone (attractions for adults and children, accessible for the disabled). It starts at the playground and ends at the western breakwater.
The park is also equipped with attractions for active sports people. At the intersection of Chrobry and Sienkiewicza, an outdoor gym, football, volleyball, basketball and badminton courts are available.
It should be mentioned that renovation and conservation works are constantly being carried out in the park, as the Spa Park has been recognized as a monument of the voivodeship.

Sport Stars Avenue
Sports Stars Avenue in Dziwnów is a famous street which runs along a modern sports hall, which commemorates successes of the Polish sportsmen. Here, visitors can find marble plaques with medal replicas which were won by the Polish sport champions. These include, among others, the medals won by: Irena Szewińska, Paweł Nastula, Grzegorz Lato, Kazimierz Górski. Since 2002, each year, during the Festival of Sports Stars, new pedestals with replicas of medals are added. Apart from the medal replicas, also autographs of famous sportsmen are displayed. The Polish Olympic Committee patronages over this idea.

St Gertrude's Church
St Gertrude's Church in Darłowo is the monument which is highly attractive among tourists due to its history and architectural form. According to historians and art experts, it can be considered as one of the most valuable monuments of the region. This brick building - having been plastered lately - was built on a hexagon plan with a lower twelve-sided bypass. Its shape is very similar to the rotunda. Its walls are reinforced and decorated by stepped buttresses. The walls of the church are divided into alternating shorter and longer ones. The building is topped with a pyramidal, dodecagonal roof of shingle oak. A hexagonal tower with a high pyramidal dome is above it. A ball, a cross and a rooster have been placed on the gable.
The interior of the church looks interesting and it surprised the visitor by a wealth of architectural forms. Upon entering the church, your attention is turned to a beautiful stellar vault with interesting polychrome. There You can also admire decorative balustrades of five balconies with the images of the four evangelists. A neo-baroque organ casing from the early twentieth century and a nineteenth-century organ also deserve attention. What is more, the parapets of the benches were decorated with coats of arms of towns, guilds, images of St Peter and St Paul and the patron saints of the Reformation movement, including Martin Luther. Other paintings can be seen behind the altar. They come from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, and depict the marble-like columns and pilasters.
St Gertrude's Gertrude was placed just outside the town walls. Originally, it served as a refuge to the travellers who did not manage to enter Darłowo before closing the gates at night. It later began to serve as a cemetery chapel. There are not any documents with information about the creation of the building. The first mention dates from 1497. It is believed, however, that the church comes from the first half of the fourteenth century, and was founded by the town council or Duke Erik of Pomerania. The unusual spatial composition of the chapel makes art historians puzzled. Some of them highlight the Scandinavian influence and similarity to a saint's tomb in Jerusalem. Perhaps its builder drew inspiration from the architecture of English military orders. The chapel began to be called a church after the creation of the parish of St Gertrude in 1990. Previously, with a short post-war break, it functioned as a cemetery chapel.

Stawa Villa & Apart
We invite you to relax in Swinoujscie, the real summer capital of our country. Why exactly this city? Suffice it to say that waiting for us here are: an exceptionally warm and clean sea, the widest beach in Poland, unique fauna and flora, a charming Spa Park, the opportunity to go on a cruise on the Baltic Sea, as well as museums related to the history of the Polish coast, a lighthouse and an oceanarium. An unquestionable distinctive feature of Swinoujscie is also the several-kilometer-long walking promenade, where historic guesthouses and sanatoriums are located, as well as cafes, restaurants, a concert shell and even a casino.
So there is no shortage of attractions, and for all those who have been encouraged by the above description, there is nothing left to do but to plan a stay, book accommodation and visit this wonderful city.
We invite you to stay at Stawa ApartHostel. Booking a place with us is an easy way to stay cheaply in this unique city of 44 islands. We are located on the first and second floors of a townhouse (no elevator) in the center of Swinoujscie. It usually takes our guests several minutes to walk to the beach and promenade. We offer 110 beds, located in intimate 2,3,4 and 5-bed rooms, as well as studio apartments, accommodating 4 people, which is ideal for a larger family or group of friends. Each room has a TV, and wireless internet is available throughout the property. Most rooms have their own bathrooms, and for the rest we have prepared public sanitary facilities in the corridor.
Cheap accommodation in comfortable rooms is not the only advantage of our aparthotel. A fully equipped kitchen with a dining room is also at your disposal. Additional services that we provide to our guests are completely free of charge: luggage storage (when the hotel day ends and you want to visit the beach one last time or watch the sunset), hair dryer rental, iron, as well as coffee and tea, cereal and milk available throughout your stay.
Acceptance of pets? Of course! After all, many of us can't imagine spending a vacation without our four-legged family members. For a small fee, ApartHostel Stawa will welcome your friends with open arms. It is worth mentioning at this point that Swinoujscie is one of the few towns in Poland where there is a specially designated section of the beach, where dogs can carelessly dig in the sand and take sun and water baths together with their guardian. After a day's madness, it is worth catching your breath in one of the many cafes, which are lined with the already mentioned Seaside Promenade and the City Center.
Our aparthostel has paid parking spaces for guests, but the desire to come by car should be reported in advance, as their number is limited. Smoking is strictly prohibited on the premises.
All rooms are clean and neat, maintained in a seaside atmosphere. Comfortable and neat rooms with bright colors, functionally equipped kitchen, spacious dining room, acceptance of pets, parking and proximity to the main attractions are the most important advantages that our Stawa aparthostel offers its guests. Talk to us and see for yourself that cheap accommodation in Swinoujscie lies at your fingertips (and paws).
The reception is open most of the year from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm, so feel free to contact us by phone and email, and we'll be sure to answer any questions you have about staying at Stawa ApartHostel.

Stop with USB charger
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Swamp Redoubt (Fort Morast)
The redoubt was built between 1770 and 1774, during the expansion of the fortress after the experience of the Seven Years' War. The siege at the time, and these were the years 1758 - 1761 and the capture of the city by the Russians, gave impetus to the fortification of the northern suburbs of Kolobrzeg. It now occurs to us that Kolobrzeg has always lain directly on the sea. At that time, there were still marshy hollows between the medieval city and the harbor, where enemy troops huddled during the war. A bird's-eye view shows the five-armed outline of the Marsh Redoubt. Back in 1945, the Germans fortified themselves here and blocked the movement of Polish troops for three days during the battle for the city. It now houses a tavern - a seasonal dining and entertainment venue. From the side of the city one can see a brick wall with gun holes, a side entrance and the main gate. Through this gate one enters a spacious courtyard, which houses feasting tables under umbrellas and a stage. The earthen embankment on the inside is an auditorium with rows of benches. Fish is smoked and fried on site, and a rotisserie is in operation. The location of the redoubt, away from residential buildings, makes it possible to organize summer entertainment even after 10 pm, without risking accusations of disturbing the quiet of the night. To the left of the entrance is the fort's main building, used as a restaurant. There are a total of three brick buildings on the redoubt grounds. The whole is embanked with earth to the height of the walls, forming a closed pentagon. The redoubt used to be surrounded by water, and a drawbridge led to the gate. For the convenience of visitors, part of the moat on the side of the island has been filled in, and the only traces of the bridge are the iron blocks above the entrance, over which chains that were pulled or released used to move. A separate curiosity is the gate, which after years of absence from its place, returned here in 2013 after extensive restoration. Original are the oak staves on the outside and the metal hardware. However, the decayed staves on the inside of the fort and 200 iron pins were replaced, as the old ones were badly corroded. The two-leaf gate weighs 600 kilograms.

Świnoujście - former pier
The pier in Świnoujście, which no longer exists today. Construction of the structure began in 1897, its glory years having passed with the end of the First World War. In 1922, as a result of a storm, the pier was severely damaged and subsequently demolished.

Świnoujście Centrum Railway Station
A single-platform railway station on Usedom Island which services German trains. The station is located in the left-bank part of Świnoujście and is not connected to the Polish railway network.
Świnoujście Centrum railway station is on the Polish side of the Usedom island, at the Posejdon estate.
There is one platform at the Świnoujście Centrum railway station. It is an extension of the railway line from Ahlbeck Grenze stop.
General view of the railway station with its green surroundings.

Świnoujście Ferry Terminal
The ferry terminal, located next to the railway station, is one of the newest ferry facilities on the Baltic Sea, offering connections to Ystad and Trelleborg in Sweden.
The ferry terminal is located at Dworcowa Street, near the Railway Station.
The ferry terminal in Świnoujście is one of the most modern facilities of this type at the Baltic Sea. It offers ferry connections on the route Świnoujście - Ystad, Świnoujście - Trelleborg, by carriers EuroAfrica, Polferries, TT-Lines, Unity Line. The terminal offers passenger and car ferry connections.

Świnoujście railway station
The railway station is located in Warszów district on Wolin island, in the right-bank part of Świnoujście, near the ferry crossing to the city center and the bus station.

Świnoujście ‘Basen Północny’ – The North Dock
This is the largest marina in Western Pomerania. It is a good shelter for those returning from the sea, and the harbour point for those who choose to sail the Baltic Sea. ‘Basen Północny’ (North Dock) is a very comfortable and large marina, sheltered from the open water, and surrounded by beautiful greenery. Yachtsmen will find everything they need for their trip here, including decent toilets, hot water, a tavern, a small grocery store and a laundry, as well as a petrol station and a bicycle rental point, and free of charge Wi-Fi Internet connection. A boatswain is on 24 hour call, and the area is monitored. Within the marina there is big-screen displaying weather message and also a currency exchange. All facilities at the marina may be paid by credit card. The marina can accommodate up to 300 boats with drafts of up to 4.5 meters. Some yachts and sailboats are able to  moor at the solid concrete wharf, and others on floating pontoons. There are also special mooring spaces for water scooters.

Szlak turystyczny "Śladami bohaterów Tyrmanda".

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The "In the Footsteps of Tyrmand's Heroes" hiking trail.
The train station.
Leopold Tyrmand, author of the novel *The Bad One*, visited Darłowo several times, and events from his novel *Seven Distant Voyages* took place within the town. The novel was adapted into the film *Really Yesterday*. Each stop along the Leopold Tyrmand tourist trail features a sculpture related to the artist or Darłowo’s connection to the novel *Seven Far-Off Voyages* and the film *Really Yesterday*.

The "In the Footsteps of Tyrmand's Heroes" hiking trail.
The Bench with Tyrmand.
Leopold Tyrmand, author of the novel *The Bad*, visited Darłowo several times, and events from his novel *Seven Distant Voyages* took place within the town. The novel served as the basis for the film *Really Yesterday*. Each stop along the Leopold Tyrmand tourist trail features a sculpture related to the artist or Darłowo’s connection to the novel *Seven Distant Voyages* and the film *Really Yesterday*.

The "In the Footsteps of Tyrmand's Heroes" hiking trail.
Armagnac.
Leopold Tyrmand, author of the novel *The Bad One*, visited Darłowo several times, and events from his novel *Seven Distant Voyages* took place within the town. The novel was adapted into the film *Really Yesterday*. Each stop along the Leopold Tyrmand tourist trail features a sculpture related to the artist or Darłowo’s connection to the novel *Seven Far-Off Voyages* and the film *Really Yesterday*.

Granaries.
Leopold Tyrmand, author of the novel *The Bad One*, visited Darłowo several times, and events from his novel *Seven Distant Voyages* took place within the town. The novel was adapted into the film *Really Yesterday*. Each stop along the Leopold Tyrmand tourist trail features a sculpture related to the artist or Darłowo’s connection to the novel *Seven Far-Off Voyages* and the film *Really Yesterday*.

The Branch Church of Our Lady, Queen of Poland, in Iwięcin
The Gothic church was built in the 14th century and has been rebuilt many times. The church building, its entire interior, the trees on the grounds, and the three wooden gates in the cemetery fence are all designated as historic landmarks.
Website about the church:
https://iwiecino.pl
Website about the historic gates leading to the church:
https://www.skansenprzydrodze.pl/iwiecino

The drawbridge
In 1988, the drawbridge in Darłowo connected the two parts of Darłówek. In the years between 1977 and 1988, the only way to cross the Wieprza River, was to take the pay-ferry. The previous wooden drawbridge came from the 17th century, and after it was renovated in the 19th century, it was still available for the town citizens. The passageway for ships was 10.3 meters wide. Unfortunately, the far-reaching plans to turn Darłowo into a port town, caused that the old bridge was disassembled in the 1970’s. This decision was taken for fear that the old bridge could make it impossible for bigger ships to sail into the town.
The present bridge is a steel and concrete construction and it is 58 meters long. Since the very beginning, it has caused much controversy, both among the town citizens and among tourists. Its untypical construction makes it the only such object in Poland. The extraordinary, futuristic design of the control tower makes people call it “UFO”. The bridge is open only for pedestrians and for emergency vehicles.

The Eastern Eco-Park
The Eastern Eco-Park is protected as an ecological area on the strength of the resolution no XXIX/278/96 of the City Council of Kołobrzeg from March 25th, 1996. It covers 381 ha of an extremely valuable area in terms of landscape, geomorphology, fauna, and flora. The park consists mainly of a basin of brackish peat bogs called “Solne Bagno”. These used to be peat bogs and swamps with submerged trees and impenetrable recesses of reeds. They were a refuge for many animal species. Mammals, such as badgers, ermines, wild boars, elks, and pygmy shrews, used to live there. Among valuable bird species that used to have nesting and feeding grounds there are western marsh harrier, common sandpiper, peewit, goldeneye, common buzzard, red-necked grebe, Eurasian woodcock, and black-necked grebe. There were breeding places of many amphibians and reptiles, such as northern crested newt, smooth newt, common toad, moor frog, viviparous lizard, grass snake, and common European adder. Also, flora was characterized by enormous abundance. On the elevated areas of the southern part of the Eco-Park, there is a broadleaved forest with the preponderance of common beech and oak. Some specimens have monumental size and are more than 150 years old. They are covered by a large number of creepers, including common honeysuckle, common ivy, and old man’s beard. The most valuable flora species include garden angelica, lesser butterfly-orchid, wavy bittercress, sneezewort, and greater yellow-rattle.
Om March 24th, 2010, however, was followed by an ecological disaster. The pressure of melt waters accumulated after spring thaw caused the rupture of the dune embankment. The breach was about 60 metres long. A bridge on a bike path was carried away to the sea. During a month, there was a leak of waters from the entire area of the Eco-Park. This resulted in the destruction of many breeding grounds and nests of various animal species. The embankment was rebuilt within a year from the catastrophe; it was also additionally strengthened. Water slowly returns to the area of the Eco-Park. Along with the water, more and more animals begin to show up. In spite of this relatively recent devastation, it is worth organizing a bike excursion through the Eco-Park. During the visit within this area, one will be able to see how the “Solne Bagno” peat bog is reviving.

The Farmstead in Niechorze
The farmstead dates from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. It is an example of an agricultural farm typical of this region. Originally, it was a post-and-mud structure; later, the mud was replaced with brick. The farmstead on Ludna Street, also known as the Kosiński Family House, is a typical agricultural building. It consists of a cowshed, a granary, a stable, and a pigsty. The complex of buildings, connected by a shared hipped roof, forms an enclosed quadrangle that can be entered through a wooden gate with a small wicket. During the season, the farmstead hosts temporary exhibitions of Slavic sculptures.

The Fisherman’s Monument
The Fisherman’s Monument has been standing at the central square of the town since 1919. One of the most affluent families in the town – the Heptenmacher family founded the monument. The Heptenmachers were proprietors of a large fleet of sailing ships and ships of burden. Therefore, they could afford to employ Wilhelm Gross – a well-known German artist – to make the monument. The monument is dedicated to seamen – the wealth of the town was closely connected with the Baltic for ages. The sculpture is at the same time a fountain. At the top of the pedestal, there is a fisherman who holds a ship’s hull in his hand and, from the height, casts a thoughtful glance at the inhabitants of the town. The pedestal, on which the fisherman stands, is decorated with four red bronze plaques presenting the life of the inhabitants of the town. In one of the plaques, there is a knight showing an area where the town was established. Next to him, there is a scribe and workers that are building a moat surrounding the town. The relief located from the north presents stevedores who are laboriously loading goods aboard a sailing ship. Another relief depicts a Hanseatic sailing ship. The fourth relief refers to comestibles produced by the inhabitants of Darłowo. The plaque presents a shepherd pasturing sheep and a woman grazing geese. Goose meat was one of one of goods successfully exported by the inhabitants of Darłowo. All these reflection-invoking pictures presents the most important events of the everyday life if the town. The monument-fountain was perfectly incorporated into the central square of the town and it is, undoubtedly, its significant ornament.

The footbridge in Dźwirzyno
The footbridge in Dźwirzyno is one of the many attractions along the Velo Baltica international cycling route, which runs along the Baltic coast.
This 200-meter section of the wooden footbridge, supported by 200 piles, runs across a shifting dune known as "Patelnia." At its summit is an observation deck.

The Fountain at Freedom Square
The structure is made of concrete slabs from which streams of water flow. It was built as part of the comprehensive redevelopment of Wolności Square and opened to the public in 2014. That same year, the project won first place in the 5th “Best Public Space in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship” Competition.

The German lapidarium
In the place where there is the lapidarium right now, German public cemetery was located since 1881; it was finally liquidated in 1970. Burials, however, have not taken place there already from the first years after the war. The cemetery was partially destroyed during the war and further on it was devastated and neglected. Tombstones, which have been the elements of the lapidarium since 2000, are partially the remnants of the cemetery. The rest of tombstones were collected in an old cemetery at the other end of the city, between Grochowska and Koszalińska Streets.
The visitors of the lapidarium are greeted by 2-metre granite boulder with a black stone plaque on which there is a bilingual – Polish and German - inscription: “In memory of German inhabitants of our city buried in the old cemeteries of our town. Inhabitants of Kołobrzeg. In this place, there was the Central Public Cemetery founded in 1881”. There is a number of preserved tombstones, more or less damaged, facing Arciszewskiego Street. In many cases, the inscriptions on the tombstones are legible.

The Hemptenmacher Townhouse
The house at 51 Powstańców Warszawskich Street is the former townhouse of the Hemptenmacher family. This family was one of the largest shipowners on the Baltic Sea in the second half of the 19th century. The Hemptenmachers owned a fleet of 52 sailing ships. They funded the beautiful fountain in the town square—the Fisherman’s Monument—which is a must-see for every tourist.
The townhouse stands out among the many others in Darłowo’s Old Town. It was built in the early 17th century and was rebuilt in the late Baroque style in the 18th century. Another renovation took place in the following century. It is a two-story, brick, plastered townhouse. It is situated in a densely built-up area. The second floor is decorated with floral and geometric bas-reliefs. The side facade features a relief depicting a ship. Unfortunately, the building’s current appearance is not particularly impressive, even though the beauty of its ornamentation allows one to appreciate the architect’s craftsmanship in one’s mind’s eye. Recently, significant efforts have been made to restore this site. Residents and city officials hope that this will happen very soon. Currently, the building houses the Tourist Information Center, operated by the Darłowo Local Tourist Organization.

The house at 15 Powstańców Warszawskich Street
The building at 15 Powstańców Warszawskich Street is one of the city’s oldest tenement houses. It is known as Jan of Maszewo’s tenement house, as it once belonged to him. Jan of Maszewo commanded the castle garrison. The tenement house was rebuilt in the 20th century, though its rear Gothic facade has been preserved. The building’s facade is in the Renaissance style. The ornamentation at the top of the building is particularly striking. The building is a corner structure. The ground floor houses shops, while the remaining rooms serve as residential spaces. The tenement is located along a walking path, near Darłowo Castle. There are benches and stylish streetlights here. This section of the street is closed to vehicular traffic; however, cars may pass through the intersection of Powstańców Warszawskich Street with Podzamcze and Morska Streets. Pedestrians have the absolute right of way.

The house at 17 Kościuszki Square
The house at 17 Kościuszki Square is a building constructed in the 18th century and remodeled in the 20th century. It is a corner house, with its gable facing Powstańców Warszawskich Street. The building has two stories and is situated within a dense urban fabric. An additional story has been added to the gable end facing Powstańców Warszawskich Street. On this side of the building, there are arcaded colonnades supported by five pillars. Retail spaces are located at the corner of the building, while the remaining rooms serve as residential units. From the side facing Kościuszki Square, four windows are visible on the second story, while three are visible from Powstańców Warszawskich Street. Above, in the addition, there are five smaller windows. The tenement house is topped by a gable roof. Tourists will undoubtedly be charmed by the building’s facade, thanks to the arcades located there. In the summer, you can enjoy a moment of cool relief while resting in their shade. This building is adjacent to a historic tenement house of similar construction. The house is located along a walking path, close to City Hall and the city’s main square. There are benches and stylish streetlamps here.

The house at 23 M. Curie-Skłodowska Street
The house at 23 M. Curie-Skłodowska Street was built in the first half of the 18th century. The building rests on stone footings that form its foundation. Originally, the exterior walls were constructed using a timber-frame structure filled with brick and clay. The building’s structural framework, consisting of regularly spaced posts, forms a clearly defined grid. The building is located very close to a busy road, at a distance of only about 1.5 meters from it. It is separated from the street by a wooden fence, intended to serve as a sound barrier. After World War II, the site underwent a turbulent history: it served as a warehouse for the State Grain Enterprises and, in the 1960s, briefly as a school. Today, the building is a sight to behold. It has been restored and, in a sense, serves its original purpose. It is now home to “Gościniec Zamkowy”—a hotel and restaurant. The building was constructed on the Wieprza River, near Darłowo Castle and the castle mills, along the route circling the old town. This provided excellent economic opportunities for its owners at the time. The fact that this building was constructed somewhat outside the old town can be explained by the development of a road bypassing the center and the systematic expansion of Darłowo’s suburbs following the demolition of part of the city walls.

The house at 49 Powstańców Warszawskich Street
The building at 49 Powstańców Warszawskich Street was constructed in the 18th century. The interiors were remodeled in the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a three-story townhouse. It is situated in a dense urban setting. Retail spaces are located on the first floor. The building is quite narrow. The second floor features two large three-part windows, while the third floor has one small window. The facade has been renovated. The building features decorative elements above and below the small window. The building is situated along a pedestrian path, a short distance from Darłowo Castle. There are benches and stylish streetlights here. This section of the street has been closed to vehicular traffic.

The Lighthouse
The lighthouse in Jarosławiec is 33.3 m tall, made of glazed brick, with decorative cornices separating successive storeys. The lighthouse is located relatively far from the shore - approx. 380 m. From its top, You can admire from its top a panorama of the Baltic Sea and the two seaside lakes: Wicko and Kopań. It was established as a precautionary measure to numerous collisions of ships, which occurred in the area especially at night. It was planned to build it since the beginning of the nineteenth century.
It was erected near the old lighthouse which turned out to be too low - light was hindered by the nearby spruces. Because the architects did not give permission for making the building higher, and the residents did not agree to cut down trees, they erected a brand new building. The old one, in turn, began to serve after the reconstruction as the seat of lighthouse keepers. The new lighthouse began operating in 1838, and the first source of light was rapeseed oil lamps. Its light could be seen from a distance of 16 sea miles. Next, acetylene began to be used as fuel. Only in 1908 was the building equipped with electric lights and a foghorn. The lighthouse was severely damaged during the Second World War. It resumed its activity in 1946. In the 1970s, some mechanisms were upgraded - the apparatus installed then has been used to this day.
Since 1993, the lighthouse has been listed in the register of monuments. It is open to visitors throughout the whole year. To get to the observation deck, You have to climb up 122 steps.

The Lighthouse
The lighthouse in Niechorze was turned on for the first time in December 1866. The tower was built on a high cliff. It was made of face brick, built on the quadrangle plan in the lower part, and on the octagonal plan in the upper one. It is 45 metres high and is the fourth highest lighthouse in Poland. On its top there is a terrace with a balustrade and a lantern - a glazed room with a navigation device. The Lighthouse in Niechorze is equipped with an apparatus that uses the then modern Fresnel lens. The fleeing Germans mined the tower in 1945. Fortunately, there was no detonation. However, it suffered as a result of artillery fire. After the renovation of the damaged lantern, light nominal range is 20 nautical miles (37.04 kilometres), so the light signal overlaps with the ones sent by the neighbouring lighthouses in Kołobrzeg and Kikut. Flashing light is sent in 10-second cycles, with a flash of 0.45 seconds and a break of 9.55 seconds. Currently, the lighthouse in Niechorze is a part of the shore stations complex based on the AIS-PL system of HELCOM project, which allows for automatic monitoring of maritime traffic in the coastal zone.
The lighthouse is open to visitors.

The Lighthouse in Gąski
The lighthouse in Gąski was built between 1876 and 1878. It is a red-brick structure. The building materials were delivered by sea and unloaded onto a pier built specifically for this purpose. The lighthouse is 49.8 meters tall, making it the second-tallest lighthouse in Poland. Originally, a kerosene-powered Fresnel lens was installed in the lighthouse, which was replaced in 1927 with an electrically powered system. At that time, a clock-driven shutter mechanism was also installed, which ensured the consistency of the transmitted signal. Today, the lighthouse is equipped with a ring-and-drum lens and a 1,500-watt light bulb. This allows the signal to be transmitted over a distance of 43.5 km. The lighthouse has been equipped with the HELCOM-designed AIS-PL system, which enables automatic monitoring of vessel traffic in the coastal zone. During the summer, visitors can admire the panoramic view of the surrounding area from the top of the lighthouse. A staircase with 190 steps leads to the observation deck.

The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus church with its surroundings
The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Bukowo Morskie is a historic church erected in the 14th century by the Cistercians. The monks came to Bukowo at the invitation of Duke Świętopełk II in 1252. In the mediaeval Europe they were valued for their self-sufficiency and contribution to the development of culture and economy. The Cistercians were known for promoting the establishment of water forges and fish ponds, as well as the construction of mills and breweries. No wonder then that a Pomeranian duke wanted them to settle within his country. In Bukowo, they erected not only the church, but also an abbey, which has not survived to the present times. In the heyday, the Cistercians profited from as many as 26 villages, granted them by the subsequent dukes. The church was managed by7 the monks up to 1534. Then, during an assembly summoned by the Dukes of Pomerania, it was decided that Protestantism would be adopted as an official religion. According to the prevailing rule called “cuius regio, eius religio”, the rulers, belonging to a given denomination, imposed it upon all their subjects. Because there were no more profits from the presence of the Cistercians within Pomerania, the monks were forced to cede the church to the newly established Evangelical Church of Pomerania. Since then, until 1945, the church was used by German Evangelicals, then by Polish Evangelicals, and, finally, a parish of the Polish Catholic Church was established there in 1964.
The church was built of red brick in the Gothic style. From the northern, southern, and eastern sides, there are massive buttresses with three offsets. It is a three-nave hall church with a four-bay body and a pentagonal, single-nave presbytery. West of the body, there is a three-storey tower; there is also a not large sacristy on the northern side. The interior of the presbytery is separated from the nave by a thick wall – there is a wide arcade with a rood arch, supported with ceramic brackets located about 1.5 m from the floor. The presbytery has an apical star-like vault, while the nave is topped with a four-apex star-like vault. The internal division of the church is interesting. The nave is separated from the aisles by square-shaped posts. There are lanceted windows in the aisles. The tower has a lanceted connecting entrance. Originally, the ground floor was open in three directions, with a portal from the west and with larger lanceted arcades from the north and the south. The northern and the southern arcades were bricked up during the renovation of the church in the 19th century.
Inside the church, a Renaissance pulpit catches the eye of the visitors. The Gothic furnishings of the church in Bukowo Morskie was moved to the Museum of Central Pomerania in Słupsk. In order to admire a late Gothic triptych, a Gothic epitaph, and a figure of St Mary with Infant Jesus made of alabaster, tourists need to visit another province.
The churchyard is well maintained, old-growth trees are planted there. A cemetery used to be located there. The remnants of Evangelical tombstones were placed in one place. In 2001, at the initiative of the descendants of people formerly inhabiting the region, a monument commemorating the deceased residents of Bukowo and nearby towns. From the south, there is a monument commemorating the Heroes of the Pomeranian Wall. It was made in the 1950 in honour of the soldiers of the 1st Polish Army who fell during the breaking of the Nazi fortifications in Pomerania during the Second World War. Near the entrance, there is a monumental lime with the circumference of almost 6 metres.
Cars can be parked near the church. The doors of the church are open, bars separate the entrance from the inside, but tourists can freely take a look at the old Gothic architecture of the church’s interior. The church is located on the route of the Pomeranian Cistercian Trail.

The Museum of Amber
The Museum of Amber in Jarosławiec belongs to a private owner, who decided to share his collection with the public in 2011. It was opened in 2014. The museum has more than 1,500 exhibits. The exhibition is divided into 3 parts: the amber forest, where the story of the formation of amber in the Baltic Sea is shown, the mine - showing ways of amber acquisition, and inclusions - dedicated to the flora and fauna sealed forever in the golden stone. In addition, You can get acquainted in the museum with scientific studies and curiosities concerning the 'Baltic gold'. There are also temporary exhibitions. In the museum shop, visitors can buy souvenirs including products from natural amber. The building has a very interesting body; thanks to the advanced overhang, the reversed building resembles a ship. The place refers to the popular former granary buildings in port towns. Visiting the museum is a great attraction for families with children, and groups. Tourists visiting the museum are also put in the mood through music and a play of light. Since its erection, the place has been very popular among tourists.
The museum is open all year round. The museum is open daily in the summer, but there is a change in opening hours, fixed annually, in the off-season; and information about opening hours is given on the website of the museum.

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.

The narrow-gauge railway station in Rewal
The Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway is one of the most recognizable attractions in Western Pomerania. Its history dates back to 1896, when the first connection from Gryfice to Niechorze was opened. Today, it is not only a valuable technical monument but also a popular tourist attraction, carrying thousands of passengers every year.
After years of neglect, the railway was saved by the Rewal Municipality, which took over its infrastructure and rolling stock in 2002. Thanks to extensive revitalization, the railway line, historic carriages, and stations were restored, bringing back the unique character of the old narrow-gauge railway. Currently, the train runs the route between Gryfice and Pogorzelica, offering an unforgettable journey through picturesque seaside towns and the most beautiful spots of the Rewal Coast.
The narrow-gauge railway station in Rewal is one of the town’s landmarks and an important stop on the Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway route. The historic building, carefully restored during the line's revitalization, impresses with its historical architecture and reflects the tradition of old seaside railways. It’s a place where you can feel the vibe of travel from years gone by, watching the arrivals of the distinctive narrow-gauge trains. The station is also a great starting point for exploring the charms of Rewal and the nearby tourist attractions.
Rewal is one of the most beautiful seaside towns in Western Pomerania, captivating visitors with its wide beaches, picturesque cliff coastline, and a rich selection of attractions for the whole family. It’s the perfect place for both a relaxing getaway and an active time surrounded by coastal nature.
One of the most distinctive spots in Rewal is the modern viewing platform, which offers a breathtaking panorama of the Baltic Sea. It's also worth visiting the Avenue of Roses and Lovers, as well as the famous Rewal whales, which have become one of the town's symbols and are eagerly photographed by tourists.
Families with children will definitely appreciate the Whale Park, where they can explore the fascinating world of sea creatures through education and play. Another unforgettable attraction is a ride on the Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway, which offers a unique way to experience the charms of Rewal and the surrounding towns.
History buffs and fans of local traditions can visit the Church of the Holy Savior and the fisherman’s monument, which reminds visitors of the town’s long-standing connection with the sea and fishing. Nearby, there are also other well-known regional attractions, such as the church ruins on the cliff in Trzęsacz or the lighthouse in Niechorze.
Rewal is also a great place for active people. Numerous cycling routes, seaside walking paths, and a wide range of beach sports let you enjoy your time off any time of the year. In the summer season, the town comes alive with concerts, fairs, and cultural events, creating a unique holiday resort atmosphere.
The combination of beautiful landscapes, interesting attractions, and the seaside vibe has made Rewal one of the most popular destinations on the Polish coast for years.

The Old Town
The Old Town in Darłowo is a very picturesque and interesting place due to its well-preserved medieval layout, its numerous historic places, but also due to the fact that it almost did not suffer from war damage. The Old Town was founded on area which with its shape reminded a square. It gained its regular shape during the second location of Darłowo, in 1312. The former plan of the town displayed some irregularities in its south-eastern part, where the castle was situated. The castle is located on Młyńska Island. In the past, the castle was separated from the town by moats, nowadays, however, they are filled in.
A market is the central part of the Old Town, where the former town hall used to be situated. After a fire of the medieval town hall, a new town hall was erected closer to the St. Mary’s Church – this time it has been preserved to the present day. The streets cross at right angle, creating regular quarters of the town. Unfortunately, the town walls have not been preserved. This has resulted in gradual blurring of the borderline between the Old Town and the suburbs. The High Gate facing the north, is one of the few remaining parts of the town’s fortification system. The biggest attraction within the Old Town is the Castle.
The list of buildings on the territory of the Old Town, which had entered the register of objects of cultural heritage includes: the castle, the town hall, the High Gate, Black Madonna of Chęstochowa Church, Saint George Chapel, Saint Gertrude Church, tenements on Powstańców Warszawskich [Insurgents of the Warszawa Uprising] Street (No. 49, 51, 56), M. Curie-Skłodowska Street (No. 23) at T. Kościuszko Square (No. 17) and the watermill on Kanałowa Street.

The Palace and Park
The Neoclassical palace was built in the second half of the 19th century. It is a two-story building with a usable attic, topped by a gable roof featuring four dormers on the front facade. On the main axis, a slightly projecting risalit topped with a triangular tympanum extends from the front of the palace. The grandeur of the main axis is emphasized by a balcony supported by four columns above the entrance. In 2005, the palace underwent a thorough restoration. It currently serves as a banquet and conference venue. The palace is surrounded by a historic park spanning nearly seven hectares, where one can find specimens of beech trees, pea cypresses, and silver maples.

The permanent exhibition of white-tailed sea eagles
The white-tailed sea eagle is a symbol of the Wolin National Park. It is also known as sea eagle or erne. A couple of sea eagles can be found in the park behind the Museum of Natural Sciences. From the beginnings of the Wolin National Park, live specimens of the species have been exhibited. They live in a large, spacious aviary. They are unable to live in nature, and the Chief Nature Conservator gave his consent to keep them as education and research objects. Next to the aviary, there are educational panels and a wooden shelter.

The Pier in Heringsdorf
The main building stands on land and is laid out like a metropolitan passageway with café, bar, shops and galleries. Holidaymakers can rent in the apartments above. It is the only bridge in the country that was built without any subsidies. A landing pier for vessels is located at the bridgehead.

The Pier in Międzyzdroje
The history of the pier in Międzyzdroje dates back to 1885. At that time, it was a small wooden pier. It was expanded in 1906; the wooden structure was 300 meters long (or, according to other sources, 370 meters). During World War I, it was blown up by sappers, and in 1920 it was rebuilt to a length of 200 meters.
Repeatedly damaged by storms and adverse weather conditions, it was closed in the second half of the 1980s, and the pier was dismantled. In 1994, construction of a new pier began, taking place in two phases and finally completed in 2004.
Currently, the pier in Międzyzdroje is 395 meters long and is one of the longest in Europe. It is a reinforced concrete structure and serves as a seaport for tourist ships that depart from here for Świnoujście and the German coastal towns of Ahlbeck and Heringsdorf.

The Professor Ryszard Siwecki Hornbeam Walk
The Professor Ryszard Siwecki Hornbeam Walk became protected as a natural monument under the Resolution No. XVI / 211/03 of the Town Council of Kołobrzeg as of 29th December 2003.It is a nineteenth-century hornbeam alley. It consists of 277 trees - 101 old and 176 young (5-6 year old) ones. The aim of the existence of the walk is to create a vault made of plants. To that end, the trees grow on a special construction facilitating the formation of the desired shape. The patron of the walk in Kołobrzeg became Professor Ryszard Siwecki. He acted in favour of the greenery in Kołobrzeg, for example he tried to save the walk and restore its former glory.

The Promenade
The promenade is a pre-war boulevard that used to separate the beach from the health resort area. Currently, it is a bit inland. Nowadays, the Promenade blends afternoon café hustle and bustle with nightlife. Numerous restaurants, beer gardens, ice cream parlours, pastry shops and the aquarium are placed along the Promenade. A lot of events take place in the bandshell in the summertime. Well-kept historic Art Nouveau buildings add much charm. Some of them house atmospheric pubs. There are also benches and bicycle trails along the Promenade. You can go directly down to the beach from several places along the Promenade. There is free Wi-Fi available along the entire length of the Promenade.

The Promenade Pier in Kołobrzeg
A walk on the boardwalk over the water is a must-do attraction during a stay in Kołobrzeg. Since the major renovation in 2014, the planks are no longer made of wood; the new ones are made of a plastic composite. The renovation was long overdue, as the 220-meter-long reinforced concrete pier was opened in June 1971 and had undergone only cosmetic repairs since then. Strolling and relaxing on the benches are a given, and in the summer, you can also set up lounge chairs. At the head of the pier, on two levels, there are terraces covering an area of 620 square meters, and a seasonal restaurant is open there. A small pond allows tourists to toss coins “for good luck” and as a way to predict whether they’ll return to this place. The pier offers a beautiful view of Kołobrzeg’s beach, park, and harbor. During storms, the waves flooding the structure and crashing against the concrete pier several meters high are a major attraction. Attempts to launch sightseeing cruises from the head of the pier ended in failure after a short time—the water is too shallow at that point. The pier is open 24 hours a day, year-round, regardless of the weather. Streetlights are spaced along the entire length on both sides of the walking path. The colorful lighting, installed in 2015, is particularly impressive. Jumping into the sea is prohibited here. Under favorable conditions, it is possible to wade through the water to the pier’s head, but only when there are no waves and the seabed is suitably shaped—which can be unstable and change from day to day, depending on ocean currents. In 2012, the Kołobrzeg pier was voted the most romantic place in the province by users of the onet.pl website.

The Regional Tourist Service Centre
In the Regional Tourist Service Centre, detailed information on Sławno and the region concerning tourist attractions, accommodation, catering, etc. can be obtained. Various publications connected with the region, maps, and gadgets are on sale. Souvenirs can be purchased online. The offer also includes tickets for cruises from Darłowo to Bornholm, tickets for bus trips to Austria, Belgium, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain, and Italy, as well as tickets for airport transfers.
The Regional Tourist Service Centre is run by the Darłów Local Tourist Organization in the Basin of the Wieprza, Grabowa, and Unieść Rivers. The place is adapted for the disabled. The disabled people need to use the second entrance from ticket offices and a waiting room.

The Sculpture of "Szkielety Wielorybów" ['Whale Skeletons']
"Szkielety Wielorybów" is a form of an outdoor sculpture. It presents two impressive skeletons of the mammals placed in close proximity to each other. The sculpture is made of steel. It was designed by an artist Victor Szostało from Kołobrzeg. The 'whales' from Rewal are undoubtedly the pride of the town centre, distinguishing it among other coastal towns.
The Sculpture of ‘Romeo and Juliet' - ID 7663
The statue of Romeo and Juliet is located within the Rose Alley of Lovers at a distance of about 1 km from the main bus station, near Rożana Street and Klifowa Street. The Alley, serving as a promenade, stretches along the seashore, so it is easy to get there while having a walk From Rewal to Niechorze.
The Statue of Romeo and Juliet is an outdoor sculpture by Grzegorz Sztuka. It presents a pair of lovers, young people who symbolise the main characters in the play by William Shakespeare, and thus - to inspire eternal and true love between two people. The individual elements of the sculpture copy natural-sized people and objects. The object weighs approx. 500 kg. It was unveiled in October 2010.
It is worth going to Rewal and taking a walk along the whole Rose Alley of Lovers. There are growing nearly 150 species of roses and a lot of exotic shrubs. There are also two thematic panels placed: popular declarations of love stored in dozens of languages, and with a description of the symbolism of different flowers.
In addition to the aforementioned sculpture of Romeo and Juliet, there is another interesting object - a sculpture of the Little Prince and the Rose, placed within the alley. Another sculpture, which will be put in the alley is the one of Tadeusz and Zosia, Mickiewicz's couple, chosen by lot among tourists and the locals form Rewal.

The Sculpture of ‘Romeo and Juliet'
The Statue of Romeo and Juliet is an outdoor sculpture by Grzegorz Sztuka. It presents a pair of lovers, young people who symbolise the main characters in the play by William Shakespeare, and thus - to inspire eternal and true love between two people. The individual elements of the sculpture copy natural-sized people and objects. The object weighs approx. 500 kg. It was unveiled in October 2010.
It is worth going to Rewal and taking a walk along the whole Rose Alley of Lovers. There are growing nearly 150 species of roses and a lot of exotic shrubs. There are also two thematic panels placed: popular declarations of love stored in dozens of languages, and with a description of the symbolism of different flowers.
In addition to the aforementioned sculpture of Romeo and Juliet, there is another interesting object - a sculpture of the Little Prince and the Rose, placed within the alley. Another sculpture, which will be put in the alley is the one of Tadeusz and Zosia, Mickiewicz's couple, chosen by lot among tourists and the locals form Rewal.

The Sea Fishing Museum
The Sea Fishing Museum started its activities in summer 1994. The idea of ​​the establishment of such an institution came from Henry Gmyrek, a fisherman from Niechorze. The museum has a collection both own and acquired from other entities, including the National Museum in Szczecin, the Maritime Office in Szczecin and from residents of neighbouring towns.
The facility hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions depicting the specificities of a boat fisherman's occupation, and dealing with the issues regarding the Polish coast. The museum has 3 exhibition rooms, where You can see, among other things, iron anchors, fish pots, wrought iron goads, a variety of hooks, nets, baskets for transporting fish, or keeping nets to store them popularly called 'the bogs' by locals. There are exhibits embedded in the in the area surrounding the museum such as wooden fishing boats that are a gift from local fishermen.
The Museum offers lessons and historical lectures for groups, but this is subject to prior agreement.
'The American's Villa' is not only a museum, but is also the local Community Centre and the Tourist Information Centre. Periodical cultural meetings that bring together the local community are held there. These include 'Cultural Thursdays' and 'People and their passions'. This is where a well-known festival called ' the Festival of Baltic Herring', which widely promote our 'sea silver' takes place. Tourists can learn there about curiosities of the coastal villages of the commune of Rewal, get folders promoting a given region, and have a guided tour around the countryside or most interesting places of Zachodniopomorskie [West Pomerania] Province.

The Seaside Promenade in Sarbinowo
The Sarbinowo Seaside Promenade is a walking path approximately 1.2 km long, with a history dating back to 1910. Originally, a stone-and-concrete seawall was built on the site of today’s promenade to protect the seashore from the destructive effects of the water. Later, it was repurposed to create a promenade, which continues to serve residents and vacationers enjoying the Baltic Sea.
The promenade is illuminated along its entire length, allowing visitors to stroll even after dark. As they walk along the boulevard, visitors can admire the sandy beaches and the sea, as well as enjoy the offerings of numerous outdoor dining areas, ice cream shops, cafes, and various types of stores. You can also rest on the benches along the promenade or head down to the beach via one of the convenient access points.

The Sisters Of Mercy Of St. Borromeo “Stella Matutina” House
The end of the 19th century is a time of quick development of Międzyzdroje; with the influx of tourists and health resort visitors, the need for the development of ministry within the area increased. Rev. P. Volkel, a parish priest from Świnoujście, under whom Międzyzdroje came, decided to solve the problem. He resolved to establish a health resort in Międzyzdroje where Masses for the patients would be celebrated. The permission to open an establishment in Międzyzdroje was granted to the Sisters of Mercy of St. Borromeo from Trzebnica in the Lower Silesia. The sisters came to the health resort in 1899, and a hospice with a chapel was erected there in the years 1901-1902. The funds were obtained from patients’ contributions. Later, the house received patients and served as a retreat house. After the Second World War, the sisters were deprived of the property, and they eventually won the house back in 1961.
The “Stella Matutina” house has been erected on an escarpment reinforced with a revetment. Its architecture refers to health resort buildings from the turn of the 19th and the 20th century. The building is rich in architectural details, including a characteristic turret. What has been preserved from the original elements of furnishings and interior decoration is window and door carpentry, staircase woodwork, painted medallions in the chapel that depict saints, Art Nouveau built-in closets and an original wooden coat tree, a tiled stove with geometrical ornamentation in living quarters. The building is in a very good condition.
The building connected with the “Stella Matutina” house, formerly known as the “Villa Martha”, located on 5c Zdrojowa Street, was bought by the Sisters in 1912. After the purchase, it was extended and connected by a passageway with the main house. Earlier, the villa served the older and the lonely; nowadays, nuns live there.

the Solna Redoubt
The Solna redoubt was built too late to play the role assigned to it, that is to shield the port from the west. It did not exist either during the Seven Years' War or Napoleon War, and had no military significance during World War II because the Germans manned it only by the Volkssturm, that is hastily trained youth and the elderly, and the forces of the 6th Infantry Division had no difficulty in conquering it. The advantage of such a situation is that the redoubt survived in good condition to our times. This applies to both buildings, the embankment and the moat. The redoubt owes its name to the salt bridge leading to the salt works, and the role of the structure was to defend the crossing. It was built between 1832 - 1836 when, after some conclusions from the war of 1807 were drawn, the points of the town which proved its weakness in the face of contemporary military technology were strengthened. It turn out that the existing head at the salt bridge was taken by the Frenchmen's quick attack.
Since 1990, the main building of the redoubt has been the headquarters of scouts who share it with Tadeusz 'Wania' Waśko, the organiser of the educational and entertainment project 'Pirate adventure'. The interior is very interesting due to the barrel vault, which allowed for making a large room without putting up pillars. The building has the shape of two circles of different sizes touching each other. Ten metres away, an exhibition of finds connected with Napoleonic Wars was set by 'Wania' in 2014 in a smaller brick room, probably the former gunpowder magazine, built into the embankment. You can go canoeing around the Solna Redoubt through the moat overgrown with reeds.

The Tourist Service Centre in Darłowo
In the Tourist Service Centre, detailed information on Darłowo and the region concerning tourist attractions, sports and cultural events, accommodation, catering, etc. can be obtained. Various publications connected with the region, maps, and gadgets are on sale. Souvenirs can be purchased online. The offer also includes tickets for cruises from Darłowo to Bornholm, tickets for bus trips to Austria, Belgium, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain, and Italy, as well as tickets for airport transfers.
The Tourist Information Centre is run by the Darłów Local Tourist Organization in the Basin of the Wieprza, Grabowa, and Unieść Rivers. The place is adapted for the disabled.

The Town Hall
Town Council’s Office in Darłowo is located in the historical building of the town hall. When the old town hall in Darłowo, burned down in1722, local authorities of that period, moved to the newly rebuilt market hall. The first town hall in Darłowo, was built probably at the end of the 14th century. It had a tall, narrow tower with a bell. That building, certainly stood out from the remaining secular constructions in the town. A fragment of the old town hall is portrayed on the map created by Lubinus in 1618. The contemporary town hall is a two-storey building with a mansard roof and symmetrical façade. It was built in a Baroque-Renaissance  style. It had been rebuilt several times. At the end of the 1980’s, town hall’s attic was also incorporated to serve the local authorities - it was transformed into an office area. The interior of the town hall is not of historical character.
At the entrance to the town hall, a Renaissance portal carved in sandstone catches attention. Its upper part comes from the old town hall. It includes the coat of arms of the town, and the inscription in Latin, which briefly describes the history of Darłowo. The date of the possible foundation of the town is mentioned there, it reads “12..”(no exact date is provided, however). Also the following dates are mentioned there: 1312 - when the town was granted with more town privileges; 1589, 1624, 1648, 1675 and 1722 - when Darłowo experienced great fires. The inscription ends with the following sentence “the town hall was rebuilt in 1725 and let it be for the last time”. Fortunately, it was the last time. Town Council’s Office is still located in that same place. Historical character of the town hall is accentuated by the presence of a big yard surrounded by old buildings. In the yard there is Pomnik Rybaka [the Fisherman Memorial], which also serves as a fountain.

The Trzebiatowsko-Kołobrzeski Pas Nadmorski reserve
The Natura 2000 “Trzebiatowsko-Kołobrzeski Pas Nadmorski” area is a special habitat protection area covering 17,468.8 ha. It encompasses a fragment of the Baltic coast, which is well preserved in terms of the lay of the land. We can distinguish cliff coasts, both active (eroding) and already stabilized with bushes. There are also grey dunes and dunes covered by a forest, as well as depressions between dunes and wetlands. There are two characteristic lagoon lakes: Lake Resko Przymorskie and Lake Liwia Łuża, formed through closing of narrow sand bars, and also shallow river estuaries, including the Liwskie Ujście canal and the Czerwona River. The southern part of the Natura 2000 area is a vast strip of the depression of the Baltic Urstromtal, filled mostly with deposits of fen peat. The area is cut across by a network of canals and watercourses (including Rega, Stara Rega, Parsęta, and Czerwona). The halophyte area in the back of the dune belt north of Włodarka is one of the vastest ecosystems of its kind in Poland.
The “Trzebiatowsko-Kołobrzeski Pas Nadmorski” area is a habitat of many animal species. Rare and protected species, such as otter, grey seal, European fire-bellied toad, and among bird species: red-backed shrike, aquatic warbler, short-eared owl, ruff, spotted crake, white-tailed sea eagle, lesser spotted eagle, or bittern, can be found there. The waters are inhabited by European river lampreys, brook lampreys, Atlantic salmons, and sabre carps. A small stand of creeping marshwort, a plant species from Annex II of the Habitat Directive, was found on Lake Liwia Łuża.
The reserve can be visited in many ways. It is worth strolling along the Baltic beach to admire cliffs and dunes. Several biking routes enables tourists to visit interesting places; for example, “Szlak Nadmorski”, “Szlak Bocianich Gniazd”, “Trasa Ku Słońcu”, or “Wokół Jeziora Resko” trails. The enthusiasts of fishing can use many fishing grounds in rivers and lakes, as well as try surfcasting - catching fish standing on the shoreline. The Rega River and the Parsęta River are available to canoeists.

The villa at 16 Nowowiejska Street
The building was constructed at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Its first owner was a professor from Berlin whose name is unknown; this may explain the building’s style, which is atypical of Pomeranian folk architectural traditions and instead draws on South German models.
The villa is a two-story building with a basement and a usable attic. The building is constructed on a rectangular plan, with its facade facing south. The south facade features a projection that extends beyond the wall face. A porch is located along the west wall. The main body of the villa is cuboid in shape, topped with a relatively flat gable roof. Attached to the main body of the building is a projection whose walls are taller than those of the main body; it is crowned with a flat, independent gable roof. The architectural form of the structure is fundamentally shaped by its massing, characterized by significant segmentation and harmonious proportions. The window openings are rectangular, vertical, and four-paned; on the first story, they are protected by wooden louvered shutters. The south, east, and west facades feature rich woodcarving details in the form of a cuboid inter-story cornice, profiled window sills, strip bands with cord-and-loop ornamentation, strips with cord-and-loop ornamentation separating the window openings, and profiled ends of ceiling beams, rafters, and purlins.
The building serves as a residence and is privately owned. The structure is accessible from the outside.

The villa at 2 Konopnicka Street
The villa at 2 Konopnicka Street was built in 1920. It is a half-timbered building. It is a large wooden structure. It features elements typical of guesthouses and villas from the early 20th century, when the spa district was being developed. The ground floor features a spacious veranda. The mosaic windows are particularly noteworthy. The villa is surrounded by a sprawling garden.
Although it currently appears abandoned and neglected, it is worth seeing.

The villa at 5 Parkowa Street
In Dziwnów, there is a stately villa featuring a seaside architectural style. It is a building with a fragmented form and rich architectural detail. The villa was built in the early 20th century.
The town of Dziwnów once consisted of three separate fishing settlements: Dolny, Górny, and Dziwna, which were merged into Dziwnów in 1926. The villa, located at 5 Parkowa Street, was situated within the territory of Dziwnów Dolny. Neither the villa’s first owner nor its architect is known. The date of construction was determined based on the architectural style of the building.
The building is characterized by a fragmented, asymmetrical floor plan typical of villa architecture. It is a two-story building with a basement and a usable attic. The main body of the building is four-sided with false projections. Due to the building’s fragmented form, it is covered by several roofs, creating an interesting composition, complemented by openwork wood carvings with a floral motif that adorn the roof’s finish. The roof is covered with ceramic tiles. A small wing is located at the western corner of the main body. Entrances to the building lead through a porch situated on the southwest wall of the main body and a veranda located on the southeast wall. Balconies are situated on the front facade. The villa’s façade is designed in a style characteristic of early 20th-century detached villas. The northeast wall is completely windowless, a feature intended to ensure peace and comfort for summer residents. Within the knee wall, the decoratively profiled ends of the ceiling beams and the wooden rafter structure are visible. The entire structure is adorned with rich wood carvings. The building features double, cross-barred windows divided by a cross; in the attic, there are box-type, multi-sash windows. The windows are set in decorative plaster frames featuring geometric and checkerboard motifs. The building is preserved in good condition.
Currently, the building serves as a residence and is home to several families. The property is accessible from the outside.

The water tram 'Julek'
The "Julek" water tram runs seasonally from the beginning of June to the end of August. It cruises on Jamno Lake between the marina on Jamno housing estate in Koszalin and Unieście marina, near the Jamno Canal, then arrives at the marina in Mielno. Cruise time is 30 minutes to the Unieście marina, and 40 minutes back to the marina in Mielno. The ship is an alternative to travelling along the congested roads from Koszalin to Mielno and Unieście.
A cruise on the "Julek" provides an unforgettable experience due to its unique scenic qualities. The vastness of Lake Jamno, which ranks 9th in Poland in terms of area, makes a big impression. The surrounding scenery is also worthy of note, especially along the spit, which offers an extensive and picturesque panorama of the lake, enclosed by perfectly visible northern housing estates in Koszalin, the massif of Góra Chełmska with a visible viewing tower and Osieki with its Gothic church tower.
"Julek" is a vessel designed in accordance with European safety standards for navigation on the lake. The ship has a hybrid propulsion system and is very quiet. It takes 110 passengers and bicycles on board. Please note: it is not possible to carry bicycle trailers.
In addition to scheduled sailings, it is possible to organise a cruise for large groups.
See the sailing details page:
http://mzk.koszalin.pl/julek/

The Wolin National Park
The Wolin National Park was established by the decision of the Council of Ministers on March 3rd, 1960. It was set up thanks to efforts of a forester Mieczysław Tarchalski. He designed the guidelines of establishing the Park, prepared necessary documentation and a draft of the regulation. Originally, the Park covered the area of 4,691 ha. In 1996, it was expanded by an area of a nautical mile of the Baltic coastal waters, the delta of the Świna River along with an archipelago of islands, and a part of the waters of the Kamień Lagoon. In this way, the Wolin National Park became the first Polish marine Park. Currently, the entire area of the Park amounts to 10,937 ha.
The land part of the Park was shaped during the last glaciation period over 10,000 years ago. It is not, however, a static landscape. There are still some forces changing the appearance of the Park, which consists of three types of landscape. The first type is a strip of frontal moraine hills along the Baltic shores. The cliffs stretch the length of 15 km, and the highest culmination amounts to 93 m. They are subject to constant abrasion – washing away by sea waves. In addition, they are exposed to wind and waters flowing down their slopes. This results in receding of the shoreline into the land even by 1 metre per year. The moraine hills located away from the shore constitute the major part of the Park’s area. The highest peak is Grzywacz (115 m above sea level). The second type of landscape is the delta of the Świna River. An archipelago of islands and islets is divided with numerous straits. Each year, the arrangement of the bottom changes; new islets and shallows appear. The last type of landscape is a lakeland with eskers and kames in the vicinity of Warnowo. There are lakes Warnowo Zachodnie, Warnowo Wschodnie, Czajcze, Domysłowskie, Zatorek, and Wisełka located in this part of the Park.
42.5% of the area of the Wolin National Park is covered by forests. The forest stand is dominated by pines, beeches, and oaks. Trees are mostly old, because on average the forest is 130 years old. Stand characteristic of this area are Pomeranian beech forests and a seaside crowberry forest. Many valuable parts of the Park are protected; for example, grassy Pomeranian beech forests with wood melick, or an orchid beech forest. Small areas with the complexes of vegetation of sand dunes, salt marshes, and xerothermic bushes, as well as water, rush, and peat bog plants can also be found in the Park.
The area of the Park is very interesting for ornithologists. It is situated on a bird migration route between the areas of North-East Europe and Asia and the areas of Western and Southern Europe. Oystercatchers, ruffs, various species of stints, grebes, or loons can be found there. The examples of bird species spending winter in the Park are long-tailed ducks, red-breasted mergansers, common eiders, and goldeneyes. The Park is also a feeding area of the largest Polish bird of prey – white-tailed sea eagle (the second symbol of the Wolin National Park). Its population living on the Szczecin Lagoon is the largest in Poland. Also, the world of insects is abundant in the Park. The largest Polish beetle – stag beetle – and hermit beetle connected with dying oak trees. The waters of the Bay of Pomerania are inhabited by salmons and bulltrouts, as well as by grey seals and porpoises.
The Wolin National Park offers many interesting attractions for its visitors. About 1.5 km from the centre of Międzyzdroje, there is a Wisent Demonstration Enclosure; wild boars, deer, and white-tailed sea eagles, cured and reared by humans, also live there. The Natural Science Museum is worth visiting; tourists can learn more about the Wolin National Park in the museum. A network of hiking and biking tourist trails enables tourists to get to know local landscapes. The beauty spots on the Kawcza Mountain, Gosań, the Piaskowa Mountain, and the Zielonka Hill will certainly be helpful. Canoeists can use marked trails in the Świna Straits and the Szczecin Lagoon. Sailors have the waters of the Szczecin Lagoon and the Baltic Sea at their disposal.

The Władysław Jagiełło Multimedia Museum at the Cliff
The museum has its seat in the centre of Trzęsacz at 3B Klifowa Street, 50 metres from the ruins of St Nicholas's Church and a five-minute walk from the Seaside Narrow Gauge Railway Gryfice - Trzęsacz - Rewal - Niechorze - Pogorzelica.
The museum was established in 2000. Its founder was Władysław Jagiełło, a resident of Trzęsacz between 1998 and 2006. The exhibition depicts the history of Trzęsacz, especially St Nicholas's Church and the 15th meridian, on which the town is located. The respective rooms show the history, legends, the abrasion process, the meaning of the 15th meridian, time zones, how life looked like in Trzęsacz 600 years ago. The exhibition is enriched by films, sound effects, projections of the depths of the sea, animated legend about Zielenica, a multimedia show of the last moments of the building on the cliff and the process of the destruction of the cliff. There are also some original relics from St Nicholas's Church.
A separate soundtrack has been created for children to let the little explorers learn through play. A visit to the Museum lasts 25 minutes.

The Zielonka scenic hill
The Zielonka Hill’s height amounts to 81 m above sea level. The hill was created as a result of moving back of a continental ice-sheet over 10,000 years ago. An incredible view spreads from the hilltop. It is the only place from which one can see the Baltic Sea, the regressive delta of the Świna River, the Szczecin Lagoon and the waters of Lake Wicko Wielkie. When visibility is good, it is possible to see a German town of Ahlbeck, located just next to Świnoujście. The uniqueness of the place was confirmed by the Naturefriends International Association awarded the panorama spreading from the hill the “Landscape of the Year 1993/94” title.
It should be mentioned that also the “land of 44 islands” on the Świna River can be seen from the Zielonka Hill. These islands are included in the so-called “European bird refuge”, constituting therefore one of the most important areas of the Wolin National Park. The beauty spot at the Zielonka Hill is fitted with an informational and educational panel describing the very interesting history of the formation of the islands.

Tourist Information and Promotion Center in Ustron Morski
Seasonal facility operating from the beginning of June to the end of August.
After the season the Tourist Information is located in the Office of the Commune in Ustron Morski 2 Rolna St .

Tourist Information Center in Trzebiatow
The Tourist Information Center is located in the City Hall, entrance to IT under the Arcades from the north side.Open:
Mon-Fri - 9am-5pm
The Tourist Information Center provides detailed information about the city and the region regarding tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation and dining options, etc. Various publications related to the region, maps, gadgets are available for sale.
Information is provided in Polish and English.

Tourist Information Centre in Dziwnów
Located in the Municipal Sports and Culture Centre. Open all year round.
Tourist Information Center located at 10 Reymonta Street in the Municipal Sports and Culture Center
In the Tourist Information Center, you can obtain detailed information on tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation, and dining options, etc. in Dziwnów and the surrounding area. Various tourist publications, maps and gifts are available for sale.
Information is provided in Polish, English, and German.
Operates all year-round July - August: open daily from 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. September - June open on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (access to promotional / information materials at the reception desk of the Municipal Sports and Culture Center until 10:00 p.m.)

Tourist Information Centre in Świnoujście
The center has a 4-star certificate of the Polish Tourist Information System (PSIT).
Tourist Information Center at Plac Słowiański, near the Władysława IV Coast.
The Tourist Information Center in Świnoujście has the Polish Tourist Information System Certificate in the four-star category.
In the Tourist Information Center, you can obtain detailed information about Świnoujście and the region regarding tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation, and dining options, etc. Various publications related to the region, maps, gadgets are available for sale.
Information is provided in Polish, English, and German.

Tourist Information in Mielno
The Tourist Information Center in Mielno is a place created for the needs of visitors to the region and the residents themselves. The office provides free information on regional tourist attractions such as monuments, viewpoints, nature reserves, etc. For tourists who prefer active recreation, there is a database of hiking and cycling trails, as well as fishing opportunities.
Those interested can find out about places related to recreation, cultural facilities in the municipality of Mielno and surrounding towns (libraries, cultural centers, museums, theaters), sporting and cultural events taking place in the region, and obtain information on transport connections.
The information point also provides assistance with accommodation and catering.
You can buy maps, guidebooks, magnets, T-shirts, mugs, and Wander Cards on site, as well as receive free publications and maps, including brochures and cycling maps. Photocopying services are available for a fee. A laptop with internet access is available for tourists.
Information is provided in Polish and English.

Tourist Information in Rewal

Tourist Service Center in Darłówek - Tourist terminal
At the Tourist Service Center you can obtain detailed information on Darlowo and the region regarding tourist attractions, organized cultural and sports events, accommodation and catering opportunities, etc. Various publications related to the region, maps, gadgets are available for sale. You can also buy souvenirs online.
The Tourist Service Center is run by the Darlowo Local Tourist Organization of the Wieprza and Grabowa River Basin, and the site is accessible to people with disabilities.
Information is provided in Polish, English and German.

Tropenhaus Bansin

Trzebiatów Station
Trzebiatów railway station – departures, arrivals, information

U-boat dock
The German submarine base was built in 1942, replacing the old ferry dock. The U-boat dock is now open to visitors.
The base of German submarines (U-Boots) was established in 1942, in the place of the former ferry harbour. A ferry from the Uznam island to the Karsibór island plied since 1881. When the German navy took over the area, it was completely rearranged. The entrance to the dock was placed from the Stara Świna River. The harbour, from its beginnings, served as a base for training and auxiliary ships. The vessels that moored in the harbour included the U-Boots of the 4th Training Flotilla from Szczecin, the armed KFK cutters from the KFK-Schulflottille, and training torpedo boats (S-Boots). In 1945, there were the AFP artillery ferries from the 8th Flotilla in the base. In 1944, the base on the Karsibór island was complemented with a barracks complex for the navy cadets (Schnellboot-Lehr-Division). They had a practical training on board the torpedo boats and the KFK cutters. The base used the piers of the U-Boot dock. The last U-Boots were stationed in the base until the middle of April 1945. Nowadays, tourist can see a well-preserved mooring pier and quays surrounding the dock. Nearby the dock, there are also the ruins of a workshop hall and of barracks. At the end of a concrete platform, at the confluence of the Stara Świna and Świna River (the Piastowski Canal), there is a navigational sector light in the form of a small lantern painted red. Apart from the sector light, all buildings are freely available. Tourists should be particularly careful during the visit in the dock.

Under the Apple tree
Pension "Pod Jabłonią" is located in the seaside village of Łasin Koszalin, near Ustron Morski. From the sea and the Velo Baltica bicycle route is approx. 1200 m.
The guesthouse is located in a building after the German school of historic value. It is surrounded by a large area with greenery, places to relax.
The guest house offers comfortable single rooms, double rooms and studios for up to 5 people. Guests of the guesthouse can also use the kitchen for cooking, barbecue, campfire.
We also prepare breakfast on request. A bar with hot meals is open during the summer season.

Underground City on Wolin island
Built in the 1930s, the Underground City is a maze of underground corridors, rooms, and bunkers. In the times of the Polish People’s Republic, its exact location and layout were known only to a group of high-ranking military officers. In 2014, it was opened to visitors.
The Underground City on Wolin Island was opened to the public in May 2014. It is another, after the Coastal Defense Museum, venture of history enthusiasts, it is a branch of the museum. After the Gerhard Fort was restored and made available to visitors, it was the turn of the Underground City.
For years, the Underground City was a secret military facility, the existence of which only the highest-ranking officers of the Polish People's Republic knew about. It is a network of underground corridors almost a kilometer long, several dozen rooms and several shelters hidden under coastal dunes. The construction of the complex began in the 1930s. These facilities constituted the third largest coastal defense battery on the Polish coast. Until recently, it was an area managed by the military and entry here was impossible.
Visiting the complex takes place in an interactive way. Tourists are organized in platoons and, under the watchful eye of the commander, they set off into the field. Visiting the facility is a journey through time full of attractions. One of the attractions, apart from the kilometer-long walk through the tunnel connecting the shelters, is a fully equipped engine room shelter, some of which are still operational.
The facility is called a testimony of history that everyone should see, and for history lovers, what they see underground will undoubtedly be a real treasure.
The tour of the complex takes approximately 90 minutes. Entry to the site is only possible with a guide. The number of people who can enter the dungeons at one time is limited. The temperaturę in the facility does not exceed 10 degrees.

Ustka Station
Ustka railway station – departures, arrivals, information >> KOLEO

Ustronie Morskie Station
Ustronie Morskie railway station – departures, arrivals, KOLEO information

V3 Bunker – Miniature Museum
V3 was a German large-caliber gun from World War II. In the bunker, you can see the remains of the 150 m long platforms of the cannon. The maximum firing range of V3 was 165 km.
Bunker - Weapons Museum V3 is in the village of Wicko, at Nabrzeżna. The museum is approx. 4.5 km south-west of the town of Międzyzdroje.
On the road from Międzyzdroje towards Lubin, just past the Zalesie settlement, on the left you can see a mysterious concrete staircase with a small bunker at the foot of it. They are the remains of German secret weapon positions from World War II V3 (Vergeltungswaffe 3). Concrete stairs formed the basis of the 125- and 90-meter-long long-range cannons, on which the Germans worked from 1943 to February 1945. It was supposed to be a retaliatory weapon, which was planned to be used in the Allied fire.
The multi-chamber cannon, the barrel of which measured about 125 meters, had a firing range of over 160 km! The weapon itself rested on a specially constructed concrete base, on the slope of a hill. After a series of trials on the Wolin Island, the gun was to be used in attacks on London. Ultimately, the cannons were in the small town of Mimoyecques, near Calais, on the English Channel in France. Even a gigantic underground defense complex had already been built there, consisting of two bunkers and positions for 25 V3 guns. The system of several chambers located along the barrel, in which the explosives were to be located, is an unusual technological solution of the secret weapon. They exploded right after the projectile passed them, which gave it additional acceleration. Due to the appearance of the cannon, the term "centipede" quickly stuck to it, and such a name was used even among German soldiers and command. The first practical use of the cannon took place during the German offensive in the Ardennes. The cannon mounted there had a firing range of 65 km. Unfortunately, the biggest problem was the speed of the projectile's preparation and launch. During the day, only three of the planned dozen were launched. On February 12, 1945, attempts to use the new weapons ceased, and the Soviet troops that entered the area in March, found only concrete and brick foundations of V3 cannons. Today, in the storage bunker of the former military training ground, there is a small museum that can be visited after making an appointment by phone. It presents the history of the place. Mr. Piotr, who looks after the museum, can spread his passion and the way of storytelling to interest even the most unrepentant opponent of militaria. On the other side of the road, in the waters of Wicko Lake, there is a restaurant ship moored that used to sail as a cruise ship on the Black Sea, carrying communist Kremlin notables.

Velo Baltica - Kilometer Zero
Cross-border promenade between Świnoujście and the municipality of Heringsdorf
The beginnings of cooperation aimed at creating this promenade date back to 2007, when the city of Świnoujście and the municipality of Heringsdorf began preparations for a joint project. On 29 October 2010, a ceremony was held to mark the start of work on the cross-border promenade.
The project connected the promenades of Świnoujście and Ahlbeck, creating a joint Polish-German route nearly 12 km long, stretching from Bansin to Świnoujście's ‘windmill’, i.e. the ‘Stawa Młyny’ navigation point on the western breakwater. At the border crossing, there is a symbolic gate connecting the two nations.
The promenade also marks the beginning of the Polish section of EuroVelo 10 and 13 (Velo Baltica), formerly known as R-10.
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Viewing pier on Lake Jamno

Viewing pier on Lake Wicko

Viewing platform

Viewing platform in Dźwirzyno

Viewing platform in Kołobrzeg

Viewing platform in Łukęcin

Viewing platform Rewal

Viewing point Pogorzelica - Mrzeżyno
The lookout point along the route between Pogorzelica and Mrzeżyno is a place that delights visitors with its sweeping panoramic views of the coastal landscape. Surrounded by forests and sand dunes, it offers a chance to admire the beauty of the Baltic coast and the picturesque landscapes that change with the seasons.
It’s a perfect stop during hiking and biking trips, offering a moment of respite and the chance to connect with nature. From the lookout point, you can observe vast forest areas and coastal dunes, and listen to the sound of the sea coming from behind the trees. The sunrises and sunsets here are particularly enchanting, creating an unforgettable setting for lovers of photography and peaceful relaxation. It’s one of those places that lets you fully experience the extraordinary charm of the Polish coast.

Viewing terrace on the steeple of the old church of Martin Luther
The steeple is the only remains of the old Protestant church of Martin Luther which was built in 1904. The viewing terrace is located 44 meters above the ground and offers a beautiful vista of the area. There is a coffee shop on the ground floor.
The observation deck is located on the tower of the former Luther church in Świnoujście, at Paderewskiego 7. The church tower is located near the town square, 1 km from the seaside part of Świnoujście. Entry through the "Cafe - Tower".
The observation deck on the tower of the former Luther church in Świnoujście is 44 m high (48 above sea level). The church was built in 1904 in the neo-Gothic style and was the tallest building in Świnoujście. After World War II, the Church of Martin Luther was deserted and became the subject of many years of devastation. The tower was renovated and made available to the public in December 2005. The vast panorama of Świnoujście can be seen on 4 balconies located at the corners of the tower. From the terrace you can see the panorama of Świnoujście, Międzyzdroje and part of the territory of Germany.
In the tower, on the lowest floors, there is a cafe "Cafe Tower". Above the café there are floors intended for an art gallery.

Viewpoint Ecopark East

Viewpoint in Pobierowo

Viewpoint in Ustronie Morskie

Villa Lux
Villa lux object year-round for all what on the bike trail as well as those who want to visit the center of Pomerania. We are located 50 m from the Baltic beach at the same time a few minutes away from us there is a beautiful lake Jamno.
Our facility is and rest after the journey as well as the possibility to prepare a meal in one of several kitchens. In the immediate vicinity there is a famous fishing harbor where you can spend a nice culinary moment all year round in fish restaurants as well as buy delicious smoked delicacies.

Vistula River Tourist Agency Hotel *** NAT Świnoujście
NAT *** Hotel, Świnoujście
This hotel is located in the seaside district, close to the sea and the boardwalk. What’s more, it offers a wellness area with a pool and a treatment center where you can relax in the sauna, enjoy massages, or take advantage of other treatments that will help you regain peace and balance.
It’s the perfect place for those seeking relaxation and rest.
What makes this hotel special? First and foremost, it offers comfortable rooms that provide a cozy and pleasant stay, along with friendly and professional service. The hotel’s location is ideal for both those who enjoy walks by the sea and those seeking a variety of activities.
Whether you’re traveling alone or with your family, you’re sure to find the perfect place to relax here.

Wanta
Wanta Kolobrzeg offers you accommodation in an apartment with a mezzanine floor in a very quiet eastern district of Kolobrzeg. The apartments have a terrace overlooking extensive meadows.
There is a private parking lot on the premises.
The apartments feature free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom with shower and hairdryer, and a kitchenette. The annex features a refrigerator, cooktop, toaster and all the accessories needed to prepare a meal.
In addition, a stone garden grill is provided for guests' use.

Warszów ferry crossing
The crossing is operated by Bielik passenger and car ferries, adapted to the needs of people with disabilities.
The main part of the city of Świnoujście is located on the islands of Wolin and Uznam. To get to the part of the city located on the island of Uznam, you need to use the ferry crossing.
The Warszów crossing is operated by Bielik passenger and car ferries. These ferries are adapted to the needs of people with disabilities.
Schedule: Ferry timetable

Water dispenser in Wolin National Park
The drinking trough is located in the European Bison Enclosure, so you need to purchase an admission ticket.

Water marina in Osieki

Water Sports Center in Dąbki
The Water Sports Center in Dabki is located on the coastal Lake Bukowo. On the premises of the marina there is a safe bicycle parking lot, free toilets, free hotspot, water equipment rental, cafe and restaurant. In the summer, a passenger boat runs on Lake Bukowo. The Water Sports Center, due to its proximity to the EuroVelo 10 bicycle route, is an ideal place to stop and relax, and for fans of water recreation it can be a destination in itself.

Water tower in Międzyzdroje
The water tower was built in 1912 to ensure correct water pressure in the water mains. It is unused today.
The railway water tower in Międzyzdroje was built in 1912. The tower has a brick core on a regular octagonal plan, and the curtain wall of the water reservoir is constructed of boards. The tank mounted on the tower is a steel, riveted tank with a capacity of 50 m3. In the past, the task of the tower was to ensure adequate pressure in the water supply, now the tower is not used, it has been replaced with a modern hydrophore. The building is entered in the register of monuments. When visiting Międzyzdroje, it is worth paying attention to the tower, which has become a permanent part of the city's landscape.

Wave Międzyzdroje Resort & Spa
In the heart of Międzyzdroje, just a few steps from the roaring Baltic Sea, stands a facility that redefines the concept of luxury vacationing on the Polish coast. Wave Międzyzdroje Resort & SPA is a place where every detail has been carefully thought out to make guests feel like they are in a true paradise on the Baltic Sea.
Apartments inspired by nature
The luxurious 2- and 3-room apartments at Wave Międzyzdroje Resort & SPA are true works of art, where every element refers to the surrounding nature. The spacious balconies offer breathtaking views of the sea, dunes, and a beautiful pine park. The apartments feature hand-made wooden sculptures, resembling pieces of wood washed ashore by the sea. Brass handles in the shape of stones and delicate feathers complement the interior design. The top floors of the complex also feature prestigious apartments for sale – Sky Premium with panoramic views of the Baltic Sea.
The wellness area at Wave Międzyzdroje Resort & SPA is a true kingdom of relaxation, where guests will find everything they need for a perfect vacation. The free pool area includes an indoor pool with a jacuzzi for 7 people, a year-round outdoor heated pool, and a paddling pool for children. The free sauna area offers four different types of saunas: Finnish, herbal (BIOsauna), steam with a vaporizer, and aromatic steam sauna. Experienced sauna masters conduct unique rituals that transport guests into a world of deep relaxation.
In eight comfortable treatment rooms, including one dedicated to couples, SPA experts offer relaxing regenerative rituals. The treatment menu includes original face and body treatments and a variety of massages that pamper the senses and soothe the body.
Wave Beach Concept is an absolute gem on the Polish coast – the only such spectacular, Instagram-worthy beach area in Poland. Elegant sun loungers and stylish canopies create an exclusive atmosphere right on the seashore, where guests can enjoy private space with a view of the horizon.
In summer, the area takes on a special charm – this is when guests can start their day with unique breakfasts served directly on the beach, prepared with the highest quality ingredients by talented chefs. The sounds of live music mix with the sound of the waves, creating an unforgettable soundtrack for relaxation.
Animators make sure that every day is full of attractions – from beach volleyball tournaments and games for children in the sand to evening dances in the glow of the setting sun. The bar serves sophisticated drinks and cocktails that perfectly complement the beach atmosphere, and the entire area has been designed so that every photo looks impressive on social media.
Active recreation by the sea
The location of Wave Międzyzdroje Resort & SPA is a true paradise for lovers of active recreation. The immediate proximity to the sea means not only great views, but also access to beautiful cycling routes leading through coastal forests and dunes.
The 24/7 Fitness Club, equipped with top-of-the-line Technogym equipment, allows you to train at any time of the day or night.
The resort also offers a rich entertainment program: Aquagym, Zumba, Yoga, Nordic Walking, and even dance evenings with a DJ. For children, there is a special Kids Zone with activities supervised by an experienced animator – creative workshops, pool games, karaoke, and face painting ensure that our youngest guests never get bored.
A culinary journey through the flavors of the world
The culinary concept of Wave Międzyzdroje Resort & SPA is created by three unique restaurants, each offering a different gastronomic experience. The main Wave restaurant delights with its rich breakfast and dinner buffets overlooking the sea. In addition, there are daily live cooking stations and themed dinners.
The à la carte restaurant SEASON TASTE is a place for true connoisseurs, serving exquisite European cuisine. The extensive wine list, carefully selected by the sommelier, perfectly complements the dishes served.
The RED SALT steakhouse is a culinary paradise for lovers of excellent meat, offering the best beef steaks from around the world, including exclusive Wagyu beef. The menu also includes tuna tartare and octopus prepared according to traditional recipes.

Western breakwater
Built in 1823, the breakwater’s purpose is to protect the coast from the build-up of sand carried by the sea and to keep the waterway safe for navigation. The breakwater is 250 m long and around 7 m wide.
The Western Breakwater is in the northern part of Świnoujście, on the left (west) bank of the Świna River, flowing into the Baltic Sea at this point.
The Western Breakwater was built in 1818-1823 by order of the Prussian King Frederick William III. Its creation was to counteract the application of large masses of sand from the sea, which silted the mouth of the Świna River and made navigation difficult. The breakwater, made of stone, is about 250 meters long, about 7 meters wide, and extends above the waterline by about 1.5 meters. The breakwater is accessible and can be walked on. At the end of the breakwater there is a characteristic symbol of Świnoujście - the navigation stave “Młyny”. The facility is not adapted to the needs of disabled people.

Western Fort
One of the four forts of Fortress Świnoujście, built in the mid-19th century on Usedom Island. Today the fort is the seat of the Świnoujście Fortress History Museum.
Fort West is one of the four forts of the Świnoujście Fortress. It was built in the years 1856-1861. Its task was to defend the port against enemy ships. It was a one-story redoubt built on a square plan. A few years later, it was reinforced with brick wings and surrounded by an earth embankment and a water moat. After 1878, a coastal battery with an artillery terrace and casemates was fortified. Later, the artillery redoubt turned into a redoubt fort, and more cannons were designed. The next stage in the development of the fort was the appearance of machine guns and light mortars.
After World War I, the fort was disarmed. The fort was armed again in the interwar period, when a battery of four 150 mm coastal guns was installed. In 1941, a concrete command bunker was erected on the west wing of the fort. After 1945, the Russians built three more bunkers - in the center of the fort and at both ends of it. After the war, the fort was used by the Soviet navy. In 1962, it was handed over to the city, but Soviet units were stationed in Świnoujście until 1992.
An interesting fact is that it was from Fort West that the battleship Schleswig Holnstein set off, which on September 1, 1939 shelled Westerplatte, starting World War II.
In 2001, a group of enthusiasts from the "Reduta" Association leased the area of the fort. After revitalization, in 2004, the Świnoujście Fortress History Museum was opened in the fort.
The exhibition consists of a museum part and an open-air part. The museum part is divided into four thematic sections. The first one presents the Prussian times of the 19th and 20th centuries. The second section covers the interwar period and the period of World War II. The third section presents the times of the "Cold War". In the fourth one you can see the history of the naval port and exhibits of wrecks. The outdoor exhibition features cannons, sea mines, torpedoes, rocket launchers and depth charges. The entire facility is surrounded by a water moat and covers an area of approx. 2 ha.
The sightseeing route includes the museum room and the marked trail around the entire fort. A guardhouse, a fire control tower, underground and artillery positions are available to visitors. Organized groups are shown by a guide. The duration of visiting the entire facility is approx. 1 hour. Tourists visiting the fort in summer must remember to wear warm clothes due to the low temperature in the facility.
More similar attractions await fans of military and history in Świnoujście, because three of the four forts built in the 19th century have survived to this day and all of them are open to the public.

Wicko Lake
Wicko Lake is a littoral lake on the Słowińskie Coast. It is the largest lake in the Postomino municipality in the Sławno County. It used to be a sea bay. Currently from the Baltic Sea it is separated with a spit with wooded dunes up to 40 m height. The spit and the Baltic beach – east from Jarosławiec – are generally inaccessible for tourists due to a military training ground located there (special permits are necessary). The lake is 5.1 km long and 3.7 km wide. Its maximum depth is 6.1 m and the average depth is 2.7 m. It is supplied by the following waterways: Klasztorna, Świdnik, Marszewka and the Główniczka canal. The lake is divided into two parts: western (smaller) and eastern. The division point is an isthmus between two peninsulas. A shallow strait created this way is strewn with underwater boulders – one of them protrudes above the surface of the water. On the lake there are four lookout piers, two in Jezierzany, one in Łąsko and in Królewie. It is also possible to moor boats there. They are the most beneficial places to admire nature of the area. You can also sail on the lake. You can go fishing, although on the western side it is forbidden to go boat fishing. There are zander, pike, tench, catfish, perch, roach, bream and eel. Wicko Lake is a shallow lake, prone to degradation and it is subject to accelerated eutrophication. The lake constitutes a part of the protected landscape “Embankment Zone West from Ustka”.

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Willa Kashmir

Wind Rose Camping No. 66
The Rose of Winds is a unique place created out of passion.
On our green area of 5 hectares where guests can enjoy a carefree holiday surrounded by coastal nature. Ideally located at the very beginning of the seaside resort Darlowko west.
Our Camping is located by the sea at a distance of about 250 m from the beach. On its territory there is a lot of greenery, trees and bushes giving soothing shade and a sense of intimacy.
Keeping in mind the safety of guests, the camping area is supervised and lit. Our field has a total of about 150 places for setting up tents, trailers and camper vans.

Windmill Beacon
The 10 m high beacon was built in 1874 as a leading mark of the Świnoujście harbor. The Windmill Beacon is included in the official logo of Świnoujście.
A sector light is a navigational beacon guiding ships to the waterway that leads along the bed of the Świna River. It was established in the years 1873-1874 as a part of the waterway modernization project. The designer of the sector light was a chief architect by the name of Severin, who gave it a characteristic shape of a windmill. The building is 10 metres tall and is painted white. The sector light is still used. From the side of the sea, there is a pulsating light that shows sailors the right way to the port at night. Thanks to its undying popularity, the sector light became a part of the official logo of Świnoujście, so it can be seen on postcards or the covers of tourist guidebooks and brochures.
There is a legend connected with the sector light. In the old days, the mariners from Świnoujście went back home from long voyages exhausted and aged. Alicja, a wife of a mariner, was so desperate when she saw how her beloved Krzysztof looked like that she went to the sea shore at night and started to weep. Then she heard a voice that told her to go to the nearby windmill. An old miller lived there and he told Alicja to go back with her husband next day. When they returned, the miller covered Krzysztof with mud, told him to take baths in the sea and stroll. When a week passed, the miller took him to the windmill, and the husband of Alicja came out rejuvenated. The windmill soon started to be visited by other seamen. After the death of the miller, it turned out that nobody knows the secret of his treatment, and the mechanism of the windmill stopped. In spite of this, people who want to be rejuvenated come to Świnoujście to bury themselves in mud, take a swim, and stroll.

Wolf Fort
Napoleon's army, which attacked the fortress from the north-east in May 1807, were surprised unpleasantly as they saw a newly built fort with 9 cannons and 200 soldiers. The French command followed the footsteps of the Russian army, which found a weakness there during the Seven Years' War, and occupied with impunity the northern outskirts of Kołobrzeg, thereby cutting off the town from the sea. The Prussian commandant of the fortress also knew about that weakness in defence and learnt from previous failures. The north-eastern flank was bolted in the nick of time before the arrival of Napoleon's army by, among other things, the Wolf Hill fort. It was built in a hurry, the blockhouse from the town side was not finished, hence the fort was a form of telescope facing the east. It was surrounded by a dry moat with a depth of 2.5 m and a width of 7 m with three rows of pits. A frontal attack of the French forces; that is the army of, inter alia, the Italian, Polish and of the state of Württemberg, was unsuccessful. The subsequent siege, of course, took effect, and the first soldier who broke into the fort was a Pole named Sokołowski.  The Wolf Fort passed from hand to hand repeatedly; it was conquered e.g. by Poles. The Napoleonic war ended in the destruction of Kołobrzeg due to artillery fire (the town hall burnt down, among other things), but also in a success that made history as the town defended itself. Thinking about the year 1807 in Kołobrzeg, one should primarily keep in mind this war and the battles of the Wolf Fort, in particular. It was a key position. Captain Waldenfels his numerous grenadiers were killer there. In addition, Gneisenau, a new commandant of the fortress (then only a major) could demonstrate his mastery of war. However, new needs in the defence system were discovered, so the system still required improvement. To support the Wolf Fort, Kamienny Szaniec [the Stone Lair] was built in the 1830s. The fort itself, called Gneisenau's Fort, was also enlarged; the moat became filled with water. Not wars, but peace time proved to be decisive for the fate of military facilities. In the 1970s, the residents of Kołobrzeg no longer wanted to have this military 'corset' such as ditches, moats and fortifications, which impeded the development of the resort. The decision to dismantle the fortress came up in 1872, and the Wolf Fort took it over from the army five years later. In the years 1925 - 1945, an amphitheatre with a stage and the auditorium operated there. Again, the fortress was forced to be used militarily in March 1945 as it was the basis of the German second line of defence. It was seized by Poles for the third time in history. In fact, the connection of this place with the military lasted until the early 1990s, in a different form, though. A venue for Soldier Song Festival was needed. The event was inaugurated in Połczyn Zdrój in 1967 and took place in Kołobrzeg the following year, and it was a huge success in Poland. The amphitheatre on the Wolf Fort was renovated in 1968 to worthily receive artists. Some of the walls of the fortress were used for that purpose. Kołobrzeg was known for the Festival until 1990, when it was suspended for financial reasons and it has not been reactivated so far despite some attempts. The remnants of the Wolf Fort are noticeable outside the amphitheatre. The moat is still there, flooded with water in wet periods. While walking outside the building, You can notice the entrance to the casemates, and even penetrate a several-metre-long corridor.

Wolin
View of Wolin and the church of St. Nicholas the Bishop still existing today. Contemporary photograph taken from the bank of the Dziwna River by the Slavic and Viking Centre.

Wolin Station
The station is located in the northern part of Wolin. Trains from Szczecin and Świnoujście stop here.
Wolin railway station – departures, arrivals, information

Woliński National Park Nature Museum
The museum shows the rich fauna and flora of the Woliński National Park. The open-air exhibition on bird species is one of the main attractions of Międzyzdroje.
The Natural History Museum of the Wolin National Park prof. dr. Adam Wodziczki was established in 1962. At that time, it had its seat in a historic white palace from the 19th century. In 1995 it was moved to a modern building with an area of 900 m2. The museum presents collections of fauna and flora occurring in the Wolin National Park.
In 1960, the Scientific Council of the Wolin National Park decided to establish the Natural History Museum. The collection of collections for the museum began, and in 1961 the first nature exhibition was opened. The exhibition was very well received, it was visited by over 3,500 people. In 1962, the exhibition was transformed into the Natural History Museum, which presented several new exhibitions, with a 100% increase in attendance. The museum was supplemented with new specimens of animals and plants, the constantly expanding collection of exhibits was very popular and at the end of the 1970s the museum was visited by about 100,000. people per year. In the 90s, the museum covered the entire building with an area of 350 m2 and presented its collections in 8 rooms. In 1995 the seat of the museum was moved to a modern building.
The museum's exposition includes 5 exhibition halls. Permanent exhibitions present the beauty and uniqueness of the nature of the Park and the richness of fauna and flora. These include birds of the Reverse Świna Delta, forest mammals representative of the Wolin fauna and animals of the Park's aquatic ecosystems. In the museum, you can learn about the geological structure of the island and learn about the history of Baltic amber. Noteworthy are large dioramas depicting landscapes characteristic of the park, such as the coast of the Szczecin Lagoon, seaside cliffs at different times of the year and bison. In the dioramas you can see several dozen species of water birds, including cormorants, goldeneyes, swans, kingfishers, grebes The most valuable collections include: the largest collection of male militants in a mating robe in Poland, which amounts to approx. 130 pieces, a specimen of a golden-crested penguin, a diorama of white-tailed eagle with chicks, gray seals, bison specimens and forest mammals.
White-tailed eagles are a characteristic symbol of the Wolin National Park. Next to the museum, we can see a pair of these magnificent birds of prey. In addition to white-tailed eagles, you can also see the eagle owl - the largest Polish owl. This open-air exhibition is one of the main attractions of Międzyzdroje
The museum has two conference rooms with modern equipment, showing nature films for residents and tourists in the summer.
The former museum building houses the Old Museum Gallery, established in 2005. The gallery presents exhibitions on various topics, mainly related to nature and history education, as well as artistic creativity - photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, music.
The facility is fully adapted to the needs of disabled people.

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Władysławowo Station
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“Cztery Wiatry” Yacht Club Marina
The marina is located on the western bank of the Świna, near the Angel’s Fort and the Sports and Recreation Centre Marina. It accepts vessels with a max draught of 1.5 m. The marina has water and power supply pedestals, a slip, and a boat workshop.
Heading to the marina has to be controlled very carefully, because of the dangers of grounding. The dock itself is in the shape of a square with a wooden jetty. Boats with a maximum draft of one-and-a-half metres are able to moor here. In some places it is more shallow, with a depth of around one metre, especially in the northern part of the marina. The marina is surrounded by greenery, and is sheltered from northerly winds and high waves. Yachtsmen can make use of water and electricity connections, the slipway and a crane to remove boats from the water. The marina also has a hangar –  where boats can be repaired and stored, as well as a mechanised workshop.

“M/s Chateaubriand” passenger ship cruises
The cruises on “m/s Chateaubriand” last 2 hours, they are 24 km long and are assisted by a guide. During the cruise, passengers will visit and see: the sea lane to Szczecin, harbour of the Navy, the Mielno Canal, Stara Świna, landscapes from the land of 44 islands, waterfowl reserve, historic sites from the WWII, the ferry slip, terminal, the “Remontowa” Shipyard, the lighthouse, Gerhard’s Fort and Fort Anioła [Angel’s Fort], the breakwater, "Stawa Młyny"[a navigation sign similar to a lighthouse], Basen Północny [Northern Pool], and the pilot’s station.
Ticket prices:
Normal ticket - 38 PLN
Reduced ticket (9-16 years old) - 19 PLN
Reduced ticket(under 9 years old) - 1 PLN
Group discounts