Beach in Trzebież
The beach with life guards on duty runs along Spacerowa Street. Attractions include children’s playgrounds, a skatepark, and an outdoor gym. There is a foot and cycleway nearby, plenty of bars, and a camping site.
The guarded beach in Trzebież stretches along a short coast of Szczecin Lagoon in its southern narrowed part. The beach constitutes a part of the Recreation and Beach Complex. There is a tennis court, two beach volleyball courts with small bleachers, as well as a universal court suitable for football and basketball. There are several various playgrounds, as well as a skate park, an open-air gym and a so called health path with interesting gym equipment. Along the coast from Delfin Restaurant to the bathing area there is a promenade in the shade of trees, among lagoon vegetation. Simultaneously to the promenade, there is also a walking and cycling trail and along it there is also a road which finishes next to the parking area. One of the newest and most interesting elements is a 10-metre lookout tower from which you can admire Szczecin Lagoon and the surroundings of the complex. By the beach there is a campsite, recreation resorts and various catering facilities. The bathing area is guarded and there are regulations that the visitors need to keep. The bathing area is marked with lifebuoys. There are also floating piers where you can walk, as well as lie down on a towel or a blanket. In summer the water in the lagoon is very warm, but unfortunately it is not transparent.

Central Yachting Centre Marina
The marina in Trzebież used to be one of the main sailing centers in Poland. It currently offers sailing and maneuvering training on offshore yachts. The marina also owns a number of vessels, including the brigantine “Kapitan Głowacki”, the flagship of the Polish Yachting Association.
For many years it has been regarded as the most important and prestigious sailing centre in the country. The Szczecin-Świnoujscie water channel runs close to Trzebież. Trzebież Marina consists of two docks: a larger and a smaller one, which are divided by a concrete, T-shaped jetty. The concrete wharf is equipped with energy and water. Trzebież has two water channels, north and south, both of which are marked by buoys. Yachtsmen should stick to the course of the waterway, as sailing astray may result in running aground. You can use a lift in the port, which is the perfect place to erect or demount the mast for those who sail on the Berlin – Szczecin – Baltic Sea Route. The marina operates a hostel with 50 beds. The Centre  conducts sailing and manoeuvring training on sea-going vessels. In Trzebież you can take a cruise aboard one of the boats which the Sailing Centre operates, including the flagship and largest vessel, the tall-ship ‘Captain Głowacki’.

Cmentarz komunalny w Niekłończycy
Cmentarz komunalny w Niekłończycy jest niewielką nekropolią, na której spoczywają okoliczni mieszkańcy; groby rozmieszczone są po lewej i prawej stronie od brukowanego wejścia. Cmentarz ogrodzony jest wysokim płotem z dużą bramą wjazdową i furtką, zamykanymi podczas nieobecności odwiedzających groby. Obszar porośnięty jest drzewami oraz innego rodzaju roślinnością. Na terenie cmentarza znajduję się punkt czerpania wody oraz pojemniki na różnego rodzaju odpady. W obrębie nekropolii znajduje się toaleta przenośna TOI TOI. Miejsce pochówku w Niekłończycy jest zadbane, czyste i estetyczne.

Cmentarz komunalny w Policach-Jasienicy
Cmentarz w Policach – Jasienicy obejmujący aktualnie obszar ok. 2,6 hektarów powstał w 2 poł. XIX wieku. Tak, jak wszystkie cmentarze przedwojenne na tych ziemiach był to cmentarz ewangelicki.  Po II wojnie światowej wraz z nadejściem polskiej administracji zaczęto grzebać tu Polaków, a nagrobki niemieckie były po prostu likwidowane. Pozostałości po niemieckich mogiłach, które przetrwały jeszcze do czasów współczesnych zostały przewiezione  do lapidarium polickiego w Parku Staromiejskim w roku 2002. Jedynym nagrobkiem upamiętniającym obecność ludności niemieckiej w Jasienicy jest otoczona żeliwnym płotkiem mogiła Marianne Zitzke i jej rodziców: Karolusa i Adelhaid Fredrichów. Cmentarz porośnięty jest drzewami  i inną roślinnością. Przy wejściu na jego teren tuż za bramą widać duży drewniany krzyż. W kilku miejscach rozmieszczone są punkty czerpania wody i duże pojemniki na śmieci różnego rodzaju. W obrębie cmentarza, na uboczu stoi plenerowe WC. Wszelkie informacje nt. funkcjonowania cmentarzy komunalnych w Gminie Police można znaleźć na stronie internetowej Zakładu Gospodarki Komunalnej i Mieszkaniowej w Policach, w zakładce Cmentarz: www.zgkim.police.pl/html/cmentarz.htm. Dostępne są tam: cennik usług, regulamin i wyszukiwarka grobów.

Cmentarz poewangelicki

Dom ryglowy przy ul. Rybackiej 5

Fire-bellied toad
A small amphibian which can grow to up 6 cm and weigh up to 6 g. Fire-bellied toads live in water environments, both in lakes and in seasonal reservoirs. They hibernate in ground pits which they often share with other species. The fire-bellied toad is under strict species protection in Poland.

Głaz upamiętniający ofiary I wojny światowej

Kościół Filialny (rzymskokatolicki) Najświętszej Marii Panny w Niekłończycy

Marina Trzebież
The marina is located at the Central Sailing Centre and can accommodate up to 120 vessels. Water and power supply pedestals are available. There is also a hostel on site.
Sailing harbor in the built-up area of ​​ the A. Benesza Central Sailing Center in Trzebież is on the western shore of the Szczecin Lagoon, at Rybacka 26. Some of the vessels may also moor at the quay located at the Harbor Master's Office, at Portowa 23. To reach COŻ from Szczecin, take provincial road No. 115, and then, at Tanowo, follow provincial road No. 114 leading to Nowe Warpno via Trzebież. In Trzebież, after the railway crossing, continue straight ahead to the intersection of Kościuszki, WOP, Portowa and Rybacka Streets, where you should enter the last one, pass the St. Exaltation of the Holy Cross and drive until you see the gate of the Sailing Center. Another way of getting from Szczecin is the route through Przęsocin, which joins the Old Market Square in Police and provincial road No. 114 leading to Trzebież. To get to the marina from the Harbor Master's Office, at the previously mentioned intersection, turn into Portowa Street and continue until the entrance gate and the Harbor Master's Office.
The sailing harbor in Trzebież is divided into two parts. Yachts can moor at the quays in the northern part adjacent to the Central Sailing Center, as well as in the southern part, which, despite its commercial and transit character, also accepts sports vessels in addition to passenger ships, but in a smaller number than in the northern part. 120 units can stay in the yacht basins at COŻ at the same time. The marina with concrete quays is equipped with electricity and running water. There are showers and toilets in the facility located on the premises of COŻ, as well as at the transit port. Repair workshops are also located at COŻ. Free internet is available in the main building. At the transit quay connecting the southern and northern parts, there is a container petrol station adapted to servicing vessels.

Outdoor swimming pool in the Commune Center for Education and Recreation in Trzebież
The outdoor swimming pool is in the Municipal Center of Education and Recreation in Trzebież, at Leśna Street, approx. 31 km north of the center of Szczecin. There are no public transport links to the building itself. The nearest stop for the Local Government and Beach Line is right at the entrance to the promenade leading to the Recreation and Beach Complex from Spacerowa Street. Buses depart from the "Police Kinga" stop in Police and stop at the "Trzebież Mała" stop, a few hundred meters from the complex.
The outdoor swimming pool in Trzebież is intended for everyone who wants to relax and find refreshment on hot days. The swimming area consists of a 25m x 18.5m swimming pool, where the depth grows from the entrance via steps from 0.75m to 1.25m and a paddling pool with dimensions of 10mx 12.5m and the greatest depth of 0.70m. The swimming pool is guarded by lifeguards. There are changing rooms and toilets on its premises. The swimming area is separated by a fence from the rest of the complex, there are also: summer houses, a small and large grill hut, a dry and steam sauna, a bar shed, a conference room and a canteen. There are free parking spaces at the foot of the hill, in front of the entrance gate. Entrance to the swimming pool is payable. Children under the age of four are entitled to free access to the swimming pool.

Park przy przystani

Plebania przy kościele pw. Podwyższenia Krzyża Świętego

Ruins of an Augustinian monastery
The monastery was founded in the 13th century after the arrival of the Augustinian friars in the area. In the 16th century, as a result of the reformation, the monastery was dissolved and the building gradually declined. The ruins are open to visitors.
The ruins of the Augustinian monastery in Police-Jasienica is a monument that reminds You of the beautiful history of these lands. This is one of the most beautiful monuments of medieval monastic architecture in West Pomerania. Its origin is connected with the presence of the Augustinians - monks brought to this land in the middle of the thirteenth century. Thanks to their activities, the areas by the river, wet until then, became utilised and the Gunica became regulated. The monks built a mill, bred sheep and pigs, as well as cultivated hops and owned several inns. They were also at the disposal of a wooden church built in the late thirteenth century, which was later rebuilt by them. The monastery itself was founded in the fourteenth century. The monastery buildings consisted of two two-storey naves and a church, which formed together a courtyard open westwards. What survived to our times are the initial foundations of buildings in the Gothic style with peripheral walls on the south and east naves to the first floor, and cellar rooms. During the Reformation in the sixteenth century, the monastery of Jasienica ceased to fulfil its functions and became secularised. At the end of the seventeenth century, it began to fall into disrepair. In the mid-twentieth century, the upper storeys were removed. Today, the area around the church and the ruins of the monastery is well maintained and cleared. Dangerous places are enclosed. The interior of the building is overgrown with shrubs and other wild vegetation, but it is available to the public and it is possible to sightsee the ruins closely. Preserved decorative window arches and arcades perfectly highlight the style which the monastery was built in. The area is encompassed by a churchyard. The ruins of the monastery are available to be seen by any visitor. Part of the building can be reached from the outside, the other remaining elements can be accessed from the courtyard of the church. This beautiful place is very often used as the background of various kinds of outdoor photo sessions. The Augustinian Fair, a regular event aiming at cultivating the culture of the former culture, especially the medieval one, has been organised for several years next to the church and ruins at the end of summer holidays. What is more, the Passion of Christ has recently started to be staged in the ruins of the church on Holy Saturday. The temple located in the neighbourhood is perfectly visible from the road because it is, in fact, built on an elevated area. The ruins of the monastery are hidden a bit deeper.

Self-service bicycle repair station

Skatepark w Trzebieży

Stary cmentarz

The beach promenade
The beach promenade in Trzebież goes from the bus terminus and leads along Spacerowa Street to the bathing beach near playing fields. One section is situated parallel to the promenade going along the Szczecin Lagoon. The promenade is divided into two parts – a walking part for pedestrians and a biking one, which can be also used by quads and go-karts. Along the promenade, there are benches with a view at the Szczecin Lagoon. There are many attractions there: an overlook tower, an outdoor gym, playgrounds, a skate park, a multifunctional playing field, beach volleyball fields, a tennis court, a camping site, holiday houses, and catering points.

The Elevation of the Holy Cross Roman Catholic church in Trzebież
The history of the church in Trzebież starts in the second half of the 14th century, when the St Catherine Roman Catholic church was built in the village, in the Romanesque-Gothic style. In the second half of the 16th century, after the Reformation, the character of the church changed – Evangelical services were conducted there.  In the next years, in the mid-18th century, the church was partially rebuilt and expanded. During the reconstruction, the nave was prolonged eastwards and a baroque tower (with a spire and a cross on a golden sphere) was added. Two bells cast in Szczecin (one from 1664, the second from 1729) were suspended in the tower. During this period an elongated windows were fitted; also, the choir was added in 1793. After the end of the Second World War, the church became Polish and on September 22nd 1946, it was consecrated as the Elevation of the Holy Cross church. As a date of a church fair, September 14th was chosen. Destroyed in the turmoil of the war, the church was attempted to be rebuilt by Rev. Mieczysław Mroczkowski and the parishioners. When the parish priest was Rev. Józef Kępka, in 1949, there were mission conducted, which ended in consecrating a mission cross standing on the left side of the church entrance. In August 1951 Rev. Paweł Karchanek came to the parish; under his management two sides altars were added in the church. The subsequent parish priests also made every effort to put the church and its surroundings in order. When Rev. J. Król was the parish priest, a sacristy was refurbished; Rev J. Abramski took care of the surroundings of the church – parishioners erected a wall and the green area around the building was developed. The church was painted from the outside, and the walls were previously smoothed. In the church, there is also a historic pipe organ, renovation of which was carried out in the years 1957-1958. In the late 1990s, the church was renovated again. It has been entered into the provincial register of historic monuments (no A-546 from December 22nd, 1965); likewise, the historic clergy house from the early 19th century, located opposite to the church (no A-530 from April 25th, 1997). On the right side of the church, there is a statue of Mother of God of Comfort, made by Zbigniew Policki. The current parish priest is Rev. Mieczysław Wdowiak. The parish supervises the branch church in Niekłończyca. The church can be accessed through high steps only.

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