Szczecin

Szczecin is often mistakenly referred to as ... a seaside city. In fact, it lies on the shores of Lake Dąbie, and is separated from the Baltic Sea by the Szczecin Lagoon. This city with over 400,000 inhabitants tempts not only with an interesting location, but also with monuments. One of the most important is the Pomeranian Dukes' Castle rising on a small hill above the Oder flowing through Szczecin. Be sure to climb the Bell Tower to admire the vast panorama of the area. Similar views are offered by the tower of the National Museum , which also has interesting collections.

Make time for a stroll around Wały Chrobrego , which will allow you to see the city from a closer perspective. Szczecin is also a bit more modern architecture. One of the more interesting examples is the philharmonic building, which is illuminated at night. And if you would like to see something truly extraordinary, take a walk to the monument to Paprykarz Szczeciński , with which the city is strongly associated.

For whom?

A trip to Szczecin is a perfect proposition for a one-day city break . You will find great monuments, interesting museums, but above all, a lot of walking areas. In the vicinity, it is worth visiting Świnoujście , Międzyzdroje , Rewal , Rügen and the Usedom Island .