Churches and monasteries
Gothic brick pseudo-basilica from the end of the 13th century, rebuilt from a wartime ruin in 1988-1998
Historic sites
brick Dutch windmill of 1850 on a circular plan, behind the cemetery in the western part of the town
Historic sites
a manor house from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries on the foundations of a castle of the Dukes of Pomerania
Places with character
Architecture in Wolin: a Gothic collegiate church, a manor on a castle site, a brick windmill and a swing bridge, four sights for one walk.
The town lies on the island that bears its name, and alongside the monuments stand works of engineering: a windmill and a bridge over a strait. The remaining sights are on what to see in Wolin, and monuments from other towns are described in architecture in the region.
The Collegiate Church of St Nicholas at Jana Pawła II 1 is a Gothic church from the late 13th century. It was destroyed in 1945, then secured as a permanent ruin, and rebuilding went on until the end of the 1990s. At Zamkowa 23a stands the Manor House in Wolin, from the turn of the 19th century, where the Pomeranian dukes' castle once stood, renovated in 2012. The von Below family built it, and today it stands in the courtyard of the town office.
The Dutch windmill of 1850 is a round brick tower of three storeys, in the western part of town, behind a cemetery. In the east is the swing bridge, which links Wolin with Wolińska Kępa across the Dziwna strait. Poland has five such structures, and electric motors provide the movement.
A manor house from the turn of the 19th century, on Zamkowa street.
The swing bridge across the Dziwna strait, in the eastern part of town.
