Slavs’ and Vikings’ Center
In the open-air museum located on Ostrów Island you can see a reconstructed village from the early Middle Ages.
The Slavs and Vikings Center is on the Ostrów Island opposite the town of Wolin. Access to the Center of Slavs and Vikings leads from Wolin along Zamkowa Street or national road No. 3 from Szczecin, turning into provincial road No. 111. There is also the possibility of accessing provincial road No. 111, leaving national road No. 3 on the Goleniów bypass. In Recław, follow road signs.
In the area of the Center of Slavs and Vikings, an open-air museum was created, where you can see the reconstruction of a dozen residential and craft buildings from the early Middle Ages - from the 9th to the 11th century. Visitors can see replicas of furniture, tools, and everyday objects. You can also take part in workshops of clay modeling, felt production, writing with goose feathers, early medieval drill, archery, and try a Viking snack. All the attractions are aimed at getting to know, in a way other than in a museum, how people lived 1000 years ago.
Every year at the turn of July and August, the Slavs and Vikings Festival is held here. At that time, crowds of warriors gather here for one of the largest and most international early medieval events in the world. Participants present old crafts, historical music, staging of historical events, regattas, and cruises with replicas of historical boats. There are also numerous games and activities as well as historical lectures.
The open-air museum also hosts other events: Archeological Picnic, Young Birch Day, Midsummer Night, Honey Harvesting, Experimental Archeology Workshops, Slavic Harvest Festival, September Workshops, Dziady Event.
Invitations to events are addressed to individual tourists, groups and schools for an interesting educational program and a unique encounter with history.

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.

Bascule bridge
The bridge connecting Dziwnów and the island of Wolin was built in the 1950s where a former ferry crossing was. Initially, it was a wooden bridge with a single span lifted. The current one, with a steel structure, was commissioned in 1994. Its two spans rise to let yachts, cutters and cruise ships leave the port. Raising the span opens a 16-meter-wide navigation channel.
The first bridge, from the 1950s, became famous thanks to its portrayal in the movie “Czterej pancerni i pies” (Four Tankmen and a Dog) as the site of one of the daring actions. It is now a great tourist attraction, both for passengers of ships passing underneath it and people observing the process of lifting the bridge from the ground. Spans are electrically lifted at even hours.

Bicycle counter Kołczewo

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.

Budynek poczty

Cathedral complex in Kamień Pomorski
Apart from the cathedral, the complex includes a number of historic buildings sprawled over nearly 3 hectares. The first places of worship here date back to the 12th century.
The Cathedral Complex in Kamień Pomorski was declared a historical monument in 2005. It constitutes a separate whole in the city layout, originally surrounded by a defensive wall. The cathedral complex consists of several historic buildings: the cathedral, the courtyard, the bishop's palace, the rectory, the canon, the dean's curia, the sacristan's house, the school, wall paintings in the sacred treasury and the organ. In the 12th century, Kamień Pomorski was a dynamically developing center, which resulted in the transfer of the seat of the Pomeranian bishopric, covering almost half of the Baltic coast. The construction of the first monumental building in the eastern part of the Pomeranian Duchy lasted from the end of the 12th to the mid-14th century. In the years 1544-1572, as a result of reformation activities, the cathedral settlement became the seat of Lutheran bishops.
The cathedral complex covers an area of 2.80 ha, in its central part there is a cathedral in the Romanesque-Gothic style, built of brick and granite stones in the form of a three-nave basilica. The equipment of the cathedral was once famous for its wealth, valuable works of art were stored in the cathedral treasury, unfortunately, after 1945 the collection was lost without a trace.. Currently, inside the cathedral, we can see a medieval late Gothic altar, two wooden crucifixes, a sculpture depicting John the Evangelist, two stone baptismal fonts and 12 tombstones of bishops and church dignitaries, as well as modern elements from the Lutheran period of the temple presenting Baroque elements.
Out of the nine preserved buildings that are part of the cathedral settlement, six belong to the church and three are municipal property. The oldest in the settlement is the bishop's palace from the second half of the 15th century. The next three buildings come from the 18th century, they are the rectory, the canon and the dean's house, which present forms typical of manor houses in Pomerania, while in the dean's house some gothic elements have survived. The house of the institute for maidens, the sacristan's house and the residential house were built at the same time, but were thoroughly rebuilt in the 19th and 20th centuries. The last two facilities, the school and the house of the parish priests were built in the first half of the 20th century. An additional element of the historic complex is the baroque gate which is a remnant from the end of the 17th century.
It is worth mentioning the cloister, which is the only cloister in Poland. The baroque organ in the Kamień cathedral is also noteworthy, it is 13 m wide, 9 m high, 3,300 pipes and can achieve 47 votes. The organ is one of the most famous Baroque works of art, thanks to the International Festival of Organ and Chamber Music, which has been organized for over half a century. The cathedral, the patio, the treasury and organ concerts are open to the public.
Holy Masses in the Department:
Mon 7:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. from June to the end of August 7:00 p.m.
Tue 7:00 am, 5:00 pm from June to the end of August 7:00 pm
Wed 7:00 am, 5:00 pm from June to the end of August 7:00 pm
NS. 7:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. from June to the end of August 7:00 p.m.
So. 07:00, 17:00 from June to the end of August 19:00

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 pospolity Bursztyn

Cisy pospolite Bieliki

Cisy pospolite Strażnicy

Dąb bezszypułkowy Apostoł

Dąb bezszypułkowy Barnim

Dąb bezszypułkowy Karczmarz

Dąb bezszypułkowy Pan Tadeusz

Dąb bezszypułkowy Storrada

Dąb szypułkowy Bolko

Dąb szypułkowy Telesfor

Dąb Wisław

Dawna kanonia

Dawna kuria dziekana

Dawna plebania katedralna

Dawny dom zakrystiana

Dutch windmill
Built in 1850, the circular windmill is one of the landmarks of Wolin. Unfortunately, it is currently closed to visitors.
The Dutch windmill was built in 1850. The building has three storeys and is built on a circular plan. The building and its surroundings have been entered in the register of monuments of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
The Dutch windmill is a point that cannot be missed while visiting Wolin. It is a building characteristic of Wolin, known for its postcards. The windmill and its picturesque surroundings create a composition worth immortalizing.
The magnificent building can be admired from the outside. The interiors of the building are inherently inaccessible, but sometimes, thanks to the kindness of the friendly host, you can see them. A similar facility can be found in Sułomino, approx. 4 km to the north-east. The windmill in Wolin is one of the geocaching points.

Dwór

Dziwna

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.

Grain silo
The massive brick silo for reloading grain from the early 20th century is one of the landmarks of Wolin. Today it is unused and closed to visitors.
Built in the early 20th century on the Dziwna River, it is one of the most recognizable architectural objects of Wolin. This massive brick building consisting of two buildings with tented roofs connected with a passageway were used to reloading grain. Nowadays, it is not used anymore and its interior is not open to the public.

Grodzisko Lubin – Tarasy Widokowe

Jezioro Czajcze

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.

Jezioro Wisełka

Jezioro Zatorek

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

KAMIEŃ POMORSKI The Marina
Beautifully situated in the vicinity of the old town, this is one of the largest marinas in West Pomerania, with almost twohundred- and-fifty berths, protected by a three hundred meter long breakwater. The marina is well-located on the beautiful Kamień Lagoon, with access to the Baltic Sea through the Dziwna channel. Yachts are berthed here on floating platforms, with water and electricity supply, and access to the jetties is limited to yachtsmen. The marina is also equipped with sewage collection facilities. Yachtsmen have two buildings at their disposal, one club and one bathroom building, which include modern conveniences such as showers and a kitchen. There are also two conference rooms, a smaller one for twelve people and larger one accommodating up to fifty. A comfortably large slipway enables smaller boats to be launched.

Kamień runiczny poświęcony Haraldowi Sinozębemu

Kamienica przy ul. Gryfitów 1

Kamienica przy ul. Gryfitów 11

Kamienica przy ul. Gryfitów 13

Kamienica przy ul. Gryfitów12

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

Kościół filialny pw. Chrystusa Króla

Kościół filialny pw. Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny

Kościół parafialny pw. Narodzenia Najświętszej Maryi Panny

Lewieńska Struga

Lipa "Babki Proszalne"

Medieval defensive walls
The original walls were built in the 14th and 15th centuries. In the 17th century, they were dismantled and then rebuilt. Sections of the walls can still be seen in the north-eastern part of Wolin.
Built in the 14th and the 15th century, the system of fortifications surrounding the town consisted of defensive walls and five bastions projecting outward from the wall. The extension of the fortifications lasted until the 17th century; then, they were pulled down and rebuilt again in 1710.
The fragments of the oldest walls are situated in the north-eastern part of the town. They are 3 metres tall and about 50 metres long. They are built of stone and characterized by a heterogeneous structure.

Miejsce odpoczynku

Museum of stones
Located in the historic town walls, the museum has a number of interesting minerals and fossils, and even a meteorite. Other attractions include the exhibition on the history of Kamień Pomorski and a terrace with a great view of the area.
The museum was established in 2001. It is a private museum, which is a project of the Sokołowski family, who owns a similar museum in Szklarska Poręba. In the museum's exhibition we can see: numerous minerals (including the largest amethyst brush in Poland), amber (a three-kilogram specimen from the vicinity of Rarwin) and a six-kilogram meteorite with an original certificate. In addition, the museum has in its collection fossils of dinosaurs, including the skeletons of deinonychus and ornitholes as well as the bones of tyrannosaurus, allosaurus, Baryonyx, cellophysis and strutiomimus.
A great attraction is the petrified nest with 33 duck-billed dinosaur eggs. An illustration for this exhibition is a film showing the life of dinosaurs in the museum. The museum also houses historical exhibitions: one dedicated to the history of the city and the other presenting replicas of ancient weapons and armor. On the top floor of the tower there is a memorial room called "The Stone of Yesterday and Today". An additional attraction is the observation deck, from which you can see the panorama of the city and its surroundings, in particular the Kamień Lagoon, Chrząszczewska Island and the Royal Boulder. There is a gift shop in the museum.

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.

Pałac Biskupi
Budynek pałacu został wzniesiony w stylu gotyckim w drugiej połowie XV wieku. Powstał w miejscu budowli z początku XIV wieku. W 1568 roku został przebudowany. Nadano mu wówczas cechy renesansowej rezydencji. Pałac uzyskał nowe wnętrza i elewacje, w tym od razu zwracający uwagę szczyt ozdobiony manswerkami. W zachodniej ścianie wymurowano wykusz, który jest uznawany za jedno z najpiękniejszych dzieł na Pomorzu. Na uwagę zasługuje również trójbiegowa klatka schodowa wewnątrz budynku. Wraz z katedrą, domem zakrystiana, kanonią, plebanią, kurią dziekana i szkołą wchodziła w skład dawnego osiedla katedralnego.
Po 1945 roku w pałacu miała swoją siedzibę biblioteka. Obecnie znajduję się w nim archiwum oraz sale wystawowe Muzeum Historii Ziemi Kamieńskiej.

Piast Tower and Wolin Gate
Both originating from the 14th century, the Piast Tower and the Wolin Gate are the best-preserved Medieval objects in Kamień Pomorski. Both are open to visitors. The tower houses the Museum of Stone and has a viewing terrace on top.
Wieża Piastowska is a Gothic-style tower coming from the 14th century, which – together with Brama Wolińska – belongs to the best preserved mediaeval buildings in Kamień Pomorski and to the town’s defensive system. At present, these buildings are a seat of the Rock Museum. Its rich collections include unusual minerals, fossils, and meteorites. An additional tourist attraction is a viewing deck from which tourists can see an extensive panorama of the town – with its old shape that stands out clearly. Also the vicinity of the town can be easily seen, including the broads of the Dziwna River, the Kamień Lagoon, the Chrząszczewska Isle, and Głaz Królewski [the Royal Stone].

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.

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.

Rzeźba przy promenadzie

Rzeźby na rynku w Wolinie

S3 roadworks
The route crosses the construction site of the S3 expressway. Local detours and difficulties possible.

Saint John's Co-Cathedral
The construction of the brick and granite Gothic temple began in the second half of the 12th century and continued until the 15th century. The steeple was added in the second half of the 19th century.
St. John the Baptist - the parish church of St. Otto the Bishop, is in the northern part of Kamień Pomorski, at the Katedralny Square.
Construction began in the second half of the 12th century and continued until the 15th century. The church was built of brick and granite cubes. It has the features of Romanism and Gothic. The tower was built in the second half of the XIX century, rebuilt in 1934.
Church consecrated on September 16, 1945.
Services schedule: Sun. 7:00 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m., weekdays 7:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. (from June to the end of August 7:00 p.m.). Indulgence: June 24.

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.

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

Skarbiec katedralny

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.

Sułomino Marina

Swing bridge
Built in 1958, the swing bridge is one of the five bridges of this type in Poland. It is 135 meters long and connects Wolin Island with Wolińska Kępa.
The swing bridge was built in 1958. It is one of five of its type in Poland. Its total length is 135 m, width 9.80 m, the permissible weight of a moving vehicle is 30 t. It connects two islands: Wolin and Wolińska Kępa. It rotates thanks to electric motors located in the middle pillar. When the bridge is opened, traffic is closed.

Teren Starego Miasta i Osiedla Katedralnego

The Andrzej Kaube Regional Museum
The Andrzej Kaube Regional Museum in Wolin was established in 1966, on the initiative of Professor Władysław Filipiak, a great explorer of the Wolin region. Owing to his archaeological works, defensive walls, a port, suburbs and cemeteries of Wolin were discovered. His search confirmed historical facts known earlier form chronicles only. The museum in Wolin presents the entire fascinating history of Wolin, illustrated by numerous exhibits found in the Wolin region. The collections are presented in several rooms. The first room houses the main exhibition called “Śladami wczesnośredniowiecznego Wolina - Winety – Jomsborga” [The traces of mediaeval Wolin – Wineta – Jomsborg]. It shows the history and material culture of Wolin from the establishment of the settlement at the turn of the 6th and 7th centuries till its fall in the 12th century. The exhibition includes a mode of the town from the period of its greatest splendour, the remnants of town fortifications, a defensive system of the town, as well as objects of worship and ways of burial. Among the valuable items presented on the exhibition is a wooden, four-faced figure of Świętowit, a solar compass – the only complete compass of this type in Europe – a model of harbour, a fragment of a palisade, or a grave of a convict. In the second room, we can get familiarized with the economy of the inhabitants of Wolin. Numerous findings confirmed that the wealth of Wolin based on trade and a highly developed craft, both the production of everyday use items and the production of those luxurious objects for export. The presented crafts include: metallurgical industry and smithery, non-ferrous metal processing, glaziery, developed amber processing, and shoemaking. In the third room, the oldest traces of humans in the Wolin region are presented. We can see the oldest exhibit of the museum there – a head of a harpoon from the late Palaeolithic. Furthermore, farming tools from the Neolithic and the Bronze Age can be seen. The Bronze Age is the period from which one of the most precious exhibits of the museum comes from. The so-called bronze treasure is a collection of beautiful embellishments that belonged to a member of the Lusatian culture. The exhibit is made of bronze, weighs more than 2.5 kg, and consists of necklaces, bracelets, pins, a pauldron, a fragment of a fibula, and a knife. The treasure was buried about 950 years ago. The next room presents the modern history of Wolin, with particular emphasis on the last months of the Second World War, when the town was destroyed. The fifth room is a temporary exhibition room, where the results of archaeological works are presented. In the sixth room, there is the exhibition called “Johannes Bugenhagen - Wolinianin i obywatel Europy” [Johannes Bugenhagen – an inhabitant of Wolin and a citizen of Europe]. It presents the life and accomplishments of this historiographer of Pomerania born in 1485. In the museum, there is also a conference room, in which we may see a collection of maps of Pomerania, including the Great Map of the Duchy of Pomerania from 1618.
The museum is a communal entity. It is an administrator of the mansion of the von Below family, which is located just net to the museum and is a seat of the International Cooperation Centre. The institution has participated in the Night of Museums for several years. Visitors can use personal audio guides available in various languages. Thursday is a free admission day.

The Avenue of Stars
The Avenue of Stars was created in 1996 during the first Festival of Stars in Międzyzdroje. The avenue is a series of stone slabs with handprints made by prominent figures of Polish culture. Currently, there are more than 100 slabs.
The Avenue of Stars was established in 1996, during the first Summer Holiday Festival of Stars. World-famous places dedicated to the stars of cinema - Hollywood Boulevard and Avenue of Stars in Cannes were the inspiration for its creation.
Since then, every year in July, during next editions of the festival, the most distinguished Polish actors and famous representatives of the world of culture leave their handprints on commemorative records. Currently, there are already well over 100 of them.
The unique atmosphere of this place is also created by monuments dedicated to outstanding figures of Polish cinema, including dead stars. Among the commemorations, there are: Gustaw Holoubek's bench, a monument to Juliusz Machulski as the cashier Kwinta, and a monument to Krzysztof Kolberger.
Near the Star Promenade, at Bohaterów Warszawy, there is the only wax museum in Poland, where, among others, you can see outstanding Polish actors in their most famous roles, for example Daniel Olbrychski as Kmicic or Bogusław Linda as Franz Maurer.

The Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas
The first mentions of the Gothic church in Wolin date back to the year 1288. The temple underwent multiple reconstructions. During World War II, it was nearly completely destroyed, but eventually rebuilt.
Parish Church of St. Nicholas the Bishop is in Wolin, at Kościelna. The Dziwna River flows about 300 meters from the temple.
Wolin was the first bishop's seat to be established because of a Christianization mission. The episcopal seat was approved in 1124. In 1160 it was moved to Kamień Pomorski. The medieval temple, as the only one of the three, has remained in Wolin to this day. The first mentions of it come from 1288. Unfortunately, it is not possible to say exactly what the temple looked like originally. After another reconstruction in the 14th century, it is only known that the building was three-nave, on a square plan, with a western tower. It is also known that in the 15th century the pseudo-basilica was rebuilt once again after a construction disaster. In the 19th century, the church was rebuilt, it survived the wars and has remained in Wolin to this day.
However, during the war, two historic churches of St. George and St. Nicholas were badly damaged. The city was 70% ruined. The communist authorities demolished the church of St. George, while the church of St. Nicholas was left. Only on May 31, 1988, the churches were transferred to church authorities. It was then that construction and conservation plans and activities began. The church was put into use in 1999. In the presbytery there is a high crucifix, a figure of the Risen Jesus, a tabernacle surrounded by ears of grain and a vine. There are Stations of the Cross on walls.
CHRISTMAS LITURGY Church of St. Stanislaus the Bishop and Martyr: 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas the Bishop: 11:00 a.m. (mass), 12:15 a.m. (with the participation of parents with children), 6:00 p.m. (with the participation of young people) WEEKDAY LITURGY Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas Bishop 5:00 p.m. (in wintertime) 6:00 p.m. (in summertime)

The obelisk commemorating Ewald von Kleist
The obelisk was founded by the inhabitants of Kamień Pomorski for the 300th anniversary of Ewald Jurgen von Kleist’s birthday – he was a scholar and inventor, who was the dean of the Kamień’s chapter in the years 1722-1747. On October 11th, 1745, in Kamień Pomorski, he made the world’s first experiment with an electric capacitor (known as Kleist’s bottle).
There is commemorative plaque placed on the obelisk informing about this epoch-making event. The obelisk is situated in front of a manor house known as Kuria Dziekana [the Dean’s Curia] or Von Kleist’s Manor – he lived here during his sojourn in the town.

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
The history of the pier in Międzyzdroje started in 1885. It was then a not large wooden jetty, extended in 1906, when the wooden structure was 300 metres long (according other sources - 370). During the Great War, it was blown up by sappers and it was rebuilt in 1920 as a 200 meter long structure.
Repeatedly destroyed by storms and adverse weather conditions, the pier was closed in the second half of the 1980s and the platform was pulled down. In 1994, the construction of a new pier began; it was divided into two stages and eventually finished in 2004.
Nowadays, the pier in Międzyzdroje is 395 metres long and is one of the longest in Europe. It is made of reinforced concrete and has the status of a harbour for tourist ships sailing out to Świnoujście and to German seaside towns of Ahlbeck and Heringsdorf.

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.

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.)

Town hall in Kamień Pomorski
The oldest section of the town hall dates back to the 13th century. The building underwent numerous renovations and expansions. Archaeological excavations performed in 2011 revealed traces of Viking presence from the 10th century in the vicinity of the town hall. Today, it serves as the seat of the Town Council.
The town hall in Kamień Pomorski was built in several stages, the oldest part is the western part of the building. The construction of the town hall began at the turn of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, but it was not until the mid-fourteenth century that it obtained the shape of the body that we can see today. Initially, it was based on a square, later it was extended to the base of a rectangle. In accordance with the rules in force at that time, the facade of the building faced east. In the 15th century, in the late Gothic period, the building was enriched with decorations and architectural details. Around 1600, the west gable of the building was erected with tracery decorations made of profiled brick.
In the 18th century, the entrance to the building was changed, moving it from the east to the south, then the windows were also changed to rectangular. In 1837, part of the first floor was divided into two floors in order to obtain new rooms. 90 years later, the building was regoticized, revealing the pillars and arcades of the arcades. In 1945, as a result of hostilities, the building was almost completely destroyed, only the perimeter walls with the central gable remained. The reconstruction of the Town Hall took place only in the years 1965-1968, then the condition from the 15th century was reproduced. The stylish form belongs to the transitional period in the art of Western Pomerania, between the Gothic and the Renaissance. The town hall is made of brick and partially plastered. The older, western part of the body in the Vedic thread, and the eastern part in the Gothic thread. In the basement and on the ground floor, gothic rib and barrel vaults have been preserved. The Town Hall is the most important building in the Old Town district. Attention should be paid to the three-arcade arcade with a late Gothic gable on the eastern side, as well as the western gable with tracery decorations, at the top of which is the city's coat of arms. On the southern wall, the original marten has been preserved - an old punishment tool to which a condemned man was tied with a collar around his neck, it was usually combined with flogging.
In 2011, as a result of archaeological excavations, fragments of ceramics and the handle of a Viking knife from the 10th century were discovered in front of the town hall, which can now be seen at the Kamień Land History Museum. The place of discovery has been exposed, you can see it under a special grate together with a fragment of the 16th-century wall. The nearby plaque informs about the valuable discovery. Currently, the town hall is the seat of the city authorities.

Town hall in Wolin
The Gothic revival town hall is the seat of the Wolin Town Council. It was built in 1881, replacing the old Cistercian nunnery.
The Town Hall in Wolin was built in the years 1880-1881 in the neo-Gothic style. It was erected on the site of a prince's castle and a later Cistercian convent. Currently, the Town Hall is located here.

Turquoise Lake
The reservoir on Wolin Island was created after World War II in the formed chalkpit workings. Its name refers to the turquoise color of the water, particularly vivid in sunny weather.
Turkusowe Lake was formed on the site of a former chalk pit. A Portland cement factory, founded by Johannes Quistorp in 1829, operated in the nearby town of Lubin. Local raw material, exploited to a great extent, was used. The Russians dismantled mining equipment after World War II, and the pit slowly began to be filled with water. The mine resumed work in 1948. Due to the difficulties in obtaining chalk in 1954, mining operations were finally ended. It was then that the ground and rain waters began to fill the basin of the pit again. The water level reached this of the Szczecin Lagoon c. 1960.
The lake covers an area of ​​6.7 hectares and is the largest one in Wolin National Park. It reaches a maximum depth of 21.2 m. The phenomenon of pseudo-depression occurs there. The reservoir bed is, in fact, below sea level (18.6 m). The waters of the basin take specific turquoise colour, hence the name of the lake [turquoise is turkusowy in Polish]. This colour is created by the reflection of sunlight in the water containing calcium carbonate compounds and white limestone reservoir bed.
The lake is surrounded by the Wapno-Lubin Hills, mostly covered with beech. It is worth taking a walk around the lake and start from the vantage point near the car park. Behind a wooden gate, there is a large deck fenced with a balustrade, with a panoramic view of the turquoise waters of the lake surrounded by steep banks of the old workings. In case it rains, You can hide under the carport. Near the deck and the car park, a hungry tourist will find the eating place. In addition, You go to the viewpoint on Piaskowa Mount. You can admire there a view of the reservoir, beautifully situated Wapnica, the Trzciągowo Valley, the Wyżnica Range, Wicko Małe Lake and on a fragment of the Świna reverse delta.
The reservoir can only be admired by walking around it. Any other forms of activity are forbidden, which means that no one can swim, fish, or dive. Nevertheless, it is worth seeing the amazing colours of Turkusowe Lake and stay for a while in this amazing place.

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.

Willa przy ul. Parkowej 5

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.

Wydrzy Głaz

Zabytkowy budynek szkoły

Zalew Kamieński

Zalew Kamieński i Dziwna

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