Historic sites
a building of 1924-1927 for the authorities of the Province of Pomerania, with a green facade and town coats of arms
Historic sites
a manufacturer’s villa of 1888-1889 with interiors and a garden, now a cultural institution
Historic sites
one of three surviving half-timbered villas in the city centre, from 1872
Historic sites
an eclectic villa of an entrepreneur from 1897, now home to a Catholic secondary school
Monuments in Śródmieście-Północ, Szczecin: the City Hall building and three 19th-century villas on Aleja Wojska Polskiego.
All four buildings stand on or near Aleja Wojska Polskiego, so this is a short walk through the 19th-century and inter-war architecture of Szczecin.
Lentz Villa at number 84 is a neo-Baroque manufacturer's villa from 1888-1889. After the 2018-2019 renovation a municipal cultural institution runs it, with exhibitions and guided visits inside. Hoerder Villa at number 76 was built in 1896-1897 to a design by Nulin Widman in an eclectic style, and is now a secondary school.
August Horn Villa at number 70 has a half-timbered frame and dates from 1871-1872. Only three such wooden dwellings survive in the city centre, and this one is on the register of monuments.
Szczecin City Hall at Szymanowskiego 2 was built in 1924-1927 for the authorities of the Province of Pomerania, designed by Georg Steinmetz. It has a green facade and has survived almost unchanged.
Other sites in the district: things to do in Śródmieście-Północ; a wider overview: monuments.
August Horn Villa at number 70, half-timbered, from 1871-1872.
Yes, after the renovation a municipal cultural institution runs it and offers guided visits and exhibitions.
