Szczecin, West Pomerania
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Things to do in Szczecin

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Water parks and swimming pools of the region: from Szczecin to Darłowo Co robić w Szczecinie
Water parks and swimming pools of the region: from Szczecin to Darłowo
An overview of water parks and municipal swimming pools in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship: from Szczecin's Fabryka Wody and the summer Arkonka to hotel water parks by the sea and the Water Park in Koszalin.
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The Open-Air Museum of Slavs and Vikings in Wolin: what it reconstructs and how it came about Co robić w Szczecinie
The Open-Air Museum of Slavs and Vikings in Wolin: what it reconstructs and how it came about
On the Dziwna stands a reconstruction of an early medieval settlement: huts, ramparts, a quay and a boatyard. We describe who built it, how it was created and where the annual Festival of Slavs and Vikings came from.
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A rainy day by the sea with children: an oceanarium, building blocks and an upside down house Co robić w Szczecinie
A rainy day by the sea with children: an oceanarium, building blocks and an upside down house
Rain over the Baltic does not have to spoil a trip with children. An overview of indoor places in Kołobrzeg, Dziwnów, Mielno and Koszalin: from aquariums and exhibitions about the sea to building-block play halls and trampolines.
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Ińsko: a Lake with a Trabant on the Bottom, Nature Reserves and the Ińsko Film Summer Co robić w Szczecinie
Ińsko: a Lake with a Trabant on the Bottom, Nature Reserves and the Ińsko Film Summer
Ińsko is a small town on the lake of the same name, in the middle of the Ińsko Lakeland. The lake serves as a bathing spot and a diving site with sunken objects, including a Trabant, and since 1973 the Ińsko Film Summer festival has been held in the town.
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Fairs in Szczecin as a custom: the St James' feast, Rynek Sienny and regional products Co robić w Szczecinie
Fairs in Szczecin as a custom: the St James' feast, Rynek Sienny and regional products
The St James' Fair at the cathedral and the Christmas fair in the castle courtyards are two Szczecin fairs built around regional products. Rynek Sienny has been a place of trade since the Middle Ages, and the feast of St James gave its rhythm to one of them.
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Las Arkoński, the Warszewo Hills and Warszewo: walks along the northern edge of Szczecin Co robić w Szczecinie
Las Arkoński, the Warszewo Hills and Warszewo: walks along the northern edge of Szczecin
Las Arkoński, formerly the Eckerberger Wald, covers almost a thousand hectares in the Warszewo Hills. It contains the ruins of the Quistorp tower, the Arkonka bathing complex and the valley of the old mills, and next to it lies the village of Warszewo with a church more than seven hundred years old.
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Marinas and harbours on the Oder and the Szczecin Lagoon Co robić w Szczecinie
Marinas and harbours on the Oder and the Szczecin Lagoon
A waterway leads from Lake Dąbie to the Baltic, with a dozen or so harbours along it. An overview of marinas and yacht ports that are also worth a visit for someone without their own boat.
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Miedwie - the lake that has supplied Szczecin with water since 1976 Co robić w Szczecinie
Miedwie - the lake that has supplied Szczecin with water since 1976
Miedwie is, according to Wikipedia, the fifth largest lake in Poland and the country's largest cryptodepression. Since 1976 it has been the main source of drinking water for Szczecin. We write about its shrinking since the 18th century, the water quality, the name, the legend of the devil and Morzyczyn.
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Międzyzdroje: from the fishing village of Misdroy to a resort with a pier and a Walk of Fame Co robić w Szczecinie
Międzyzdroje: from the fishing village of Misdroy to a resort with a pier and a Walk of Fame
From a roadside inn and a fishing village, through a resort with its first bath houses, to a pier 395 metres long and a Walk of Fame with handprints. How Międzyzdroje developed and what to see in the town and near the national park.
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Szczecin's museums: from the National Museum to Szczecin in the PRL Co robić w Szczecinie
Szczecin's museums: from the National Museum to Szczecin in the PRL
Szczecin's museums include the National Museum with its branches, a centre of recent history, a shelter beneath the station, a private collection from the PRL era and places for lovers of technology and science. A survey of the institutions in an order that makes them easy to visit.
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Parks of Szczecin: from Jasne Błonia to Zdroje Forest Park Co robić w Szczecinie
Parks of Szczecin: from Jasne Błonia to Zdroje Forest Park
Szczecin's greenery has several layers: Quistorp's gift from the early 20th century, parks laid out on former cemeteries and the forests of the Beech Forest at the city boundary. The text shows where the largest parks came from and how they are arranged on the map.
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Amusement Parks in the Region: Dinosaurs, the Wild West and Wooden Games Co robić w Szczecinie
Amusement Parks in the Region: Dinosaurs, the Wild West and Wooden Games
West Pomeranian amusement parks usually lie outside the towns, close to the resorts. An overview of the types: from Hossoland and the Wild West to dinosaurs, Leonardia's wooden machines and miniature lighthouses.
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Dzień dziecka księdza Jana Kaczkowskiego
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Teresa Werner - Koncert "Marzeniami do sukcesu"
Today 18:00
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Teresa Werner - Koncert "Marzeniami do sukcesu"