Parks and nature
ponds fed by the Osówka stream on the site of the former Arndt Foundation sanatorium
Churches and monasteries
Neo-Gothic church of 1888-1889, formerly part of a Protestant care institution
play centre for children aged 2 to 12, with birthdays and group stays
Historic sites
wooden manor house in the Alpine style from the early 20th century, entered in the heritage register
Things to do in Arkońskie-Niemierzyn: Syrenie Stawy ponds, a neo-Gothic church, a timber manor house and a children's play centre.
This is a green, north-western part of Szczecin where a church, a manor house and a play centre sit beside the Kasprowicz-Arkoński park complex. It combines a quiet walk with an hour for children.
The best place for a walk is the ponds in the Niemierzyńska Valley, about three kilometres from the centre. You reach them along a park avenue, and next to them stand remains of a former sanatorium.
Syrenie Stawy (Mermaid Ponds) is a group of ponds on the site of a former sanatorium and the Eckerberg farm, in the Kasprowicz-Arkoński landscape park complex. From that former estate survives Dwór modrzewiowy przy ul. Międzyparkowej w Szczecinie (the larch-wood manor house on ulica Międzyparkowa): a wooden manor from the early twentieth century, in the register of monuments, the only building rebuilt after 1980. The address is Międzyparkowa 12.
There is one place each for architecture and for a rainy day: a neo-Gothic church and a children's play centre. Both lie on the same estate.
Kościół św. Kazimierza w Szczecinie (St Casimir's Church) at Broniewskiego 16 was built in 1888-1889 as part of a Protestant welfare institution and has been Catholic since 1957. It has a neo-Gothic look and a tower on the west side. Powerland - Bawialnia on ulica Fryderyka Chopina 31 is a children's play centre that organises birthdays and school-group visits. The operator describes it as the largest such place in the city.
Choose Powerland at Chopina 31, which is tagged for rainy days and offers activities for families. Birthdays can be organised there too.
They lie about three kilometres from the centre of Szczecin, along a park avenue in the Niemierzyńska Valley.
