Post Office Building in Goleniów

The Post Office Building in Goleniów is a red-brick edifice from the late 19th century, built in 1896-1898 by the Prussian administration. Before the First World War the Imperial Post Office was housed here. The building is entered in the heritage register.

Its function to this day

The building has not changed its purpose. On the ground floor, at the crossing of Konstytucji 3 Maja and Pocztowa streets, are the premises of Poczta Polska. On the first floor are telecommunications equipment, and on the second staff flats. In the adjoining grounds stands a telecommunications tower.

In the neighbourhood

The building lies in the town centre, close to the remains of the medieval fortifications. Nearest stand the Gunpowder Tower and the Wolin Gate.

Practical information

• Goleniów, Konstytucji 3 Maja 17.
• The interior is a working office; opening hours of the post office are given by Poczta Polska.