Plac Zwycięstwa in Gryfice

Plac Zwycięstwa is the central part of the layout of the Old Town in Gryfice and at the same time an urban public space. Until August 2010 it was defined by a rectangular market square measuring 84 by 80 m.

The rebuilding of 2010

In August 2010 the rebuilding of the square began, carried out as part of the third stage of the revitalisation of Gryfice. The aim was to raise the representative and display qualities of the town centre. The square was opened to use on 19 November 2010.

What is around it

By the square are the seats of the county office, the tax office and the town office, and other institutions. On the west runs Niepodległości Street, on the east Wojska Polskiego Street. Right next to it stands the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the surviving elements of the fortifications include the Stone Gate.

Practical information

• Location: the centre of Gryfice, between Niepodległości and Wojska Polskiego streets.
• The square lies in a paid parking zone, in force on working days.