Lighthouses and ports
a brick lighthouse from 1857 with 308 steps, the tallest on the Polish coast
Lighthouses and ports
a white windmill-shaped stawa at the end of the breakwater, a symbol of Świnoujście
Lakes
a former bay of the Szczecin Lagoon in Wolin National Park with the ports of Lubin and Wapnica and the Viking Oak
an 8-metre viewing platform with a panorama of the Szczecin Lagoon
Best views in Świnoujście: a lighthouse reached by 308 steps, the Młyny beacon on the breakwater, Wicko Wielkie lake and a tower on Karsibór.
The town stands on islands, so views here are tied to water: the sea, the lagoon and the mouth of the Świna. One part of the list lies in Warszów, the other on Karsibór. Other spots are on attractions of Świnoujście, and similar places from the region are gathered under scenic views in West Pomerania.
First the lighthouse on Bunkrowa street, with a brick tower dating from 1857. Wikipedia counts it as the tallest by the Polish Baltic, and 308 stairs lead to the gallery. Then the Młyny beacon at the end of the Western Breakwater: a white navigation mark resembling a windmill, a symbol of the town from the 1870s.
A wide view over water comes from Wicko Wielkie, a former bay of the lagoon. The wooden viewing tower, in turn, stands on Karsibór, and its platform has no roof. You can cross to the islands as the article The Świna tunnel and crossings between the islands describes.
308, according to its description. The lighthouse is open to visitors.
The lighthouse, the Młyny beacon and the tower on Karsibór, as they carry the couples tag.
