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Updated 04 July 2021

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Szczecin is an energetic city where the River Odra eventually flows into theSzczecin Lagoon. Today, it is the capital of the region of West Pomerania, whichhas suffered a turbulent history and now looks to an enlightened and culturalrevival. A focal point is that it has managed to preserve its unique character andcharm since its recent reform. Szczecin is now awakening to its full potential atan ever-increasing pace. You will feel truly inspired as you explore thisenthralling city.

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THE CITY

City of Szczecin

"Echte Stettiner" (True Szczeciner) - this was the

way to describe someone stubborn, resolute,

courageous, raw - in XIX-th century. Genius loci

of Szczecin is felt here easily: in the communist

era Szczecin was the city, where strikes broke

out, where people put up a continuous resistance

to the communist regime. Today, Szczecin is

also full people with a rm, but at the same time

welcoming character.

Szczecin was the capital of the Duchy of

Pomerania, but also had been ruled by Denmark,

Prussia, France, Sweden, Germany. Today it's

inside the Polish borders. This extraordinary past

can be seen today on every step: in architecture,

urban planning, squares, parks; while walking

you pass the still operating water pumps,

shelters, old signs.

During the Second World War, Szczecin was

destroyed in 80%, so - in contrast to most of the

cities - we don't have the Old Town. Currently, it

is being re-built.

Even visiting pubs and discos brings you a trip in

time: in one of the pubs you can move to the

seventeenth century, to the time of the Swedish

Szczecin (it is opened in the former city

fortications); in another - to the Communist

times (when there was a militia station). One of

nightclubs is located in the former headquarters

of the Royal Iron Railway.

The past is everywhere here and it is always

clearly visible - while walking in Poland's largest

cemetery, which is both a park and botanical

garden; the largest shelter in today's Poland,

during the session in the oldest cinema in the

world... Szczecin is also the history of

technology: the wreck of the tanker made of

concrete, Poland's only one railway drawbridge

or the oldest oating dock in Europe.

At the same time Szczecin is not afraid of

momentum and bold architecture. Two buildings

that have won the highest architectural awards

make this city even more woth visiting: Szczecin

Philharmonic, that gained the Mies van der Rohe

award and the Centre for Dialogue Upheavals

with the World Building of the Year award that

was won during the festival of architecture in

Berlin in November 2016.

How much time is needed to see Szczecin?

Someone may say that the one-day intensive tour

will do the trick. But this is not true, because

Szczecin is not only about the past. Szczecin is

also the vastness of space, water and greenery,

which is best viewed from boat or kayak.

Szczecin is a Floating Garden - many rare

species of aquatic plants and animals have here

their home.

Szczecin has many faces. How much time is

needed to see and get to know them all?

Szczecin 360°

Before you come, have a

look! Use the link below

to see Szczecin from

above, so you could know

better, where to go once

you get here! You may

also use VR to make the experience more

realistic.

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The City Tourist Route

The City Tourist Route is

a 7-km-long loop which

connects 42 sites – the

most interesting

monuments and places

worthseeing. The idea

behind the route was to commemorate the 750th

anniversary of granting town privileges to

Szczecin. The route is marked by an easily found

red dotted line painted on the pavement, and

thus the common name of the trail is the “Red

Route”.

Numbers in circles act as supplementary signs

corresponding to each site on the route. Near to

each number an information board with a

detailed description of the object is either

suspended on the wall of the building or standing

alone. A pocket guidebook published in various

languages, including a map of the route, can be

purchased at the tourist information centres, the

local seat of Polish Tourist and Sightseeing

Society and in bookstores. The route begins and

ends in front of the Szczecin Central Railway

Station.

The following sites are on the City Tourist Route

(the numbers correspond to the numbering along

the route):

1. The Central Railway Station

2. Post Oice No.2

3. Snail Gate Barracks

4. Fragment Of City Walls

5. Gothic Church of St. John the Evangelist

6. Long Bridge

7. Old Town Hall

8. Late-Gothic Loitz House

9. Pomeranian Dukes' Castle

10. Ducal Stable and Manege

11. Maiden Tower or Seven Coats Tower

12. Castle Route

13. Maritime Academy

14. National Museum

15. Voivode's Oice

16. Adam Mickiewicz Monument

17. PAZIM Complex

18. The Royal Gate

19. St. Peter’s and St. Paul’s Church, Dialogue

Centre "Upheavals", Szczecin Philharmonic,

Voivodeship Headquarters of Police

20. Professors' Houses

21. St. Mary's Gymnasium

22. Birthplace of the Empress Catherine II of

Russia

23. St. James Arch Cathedral

24. Flora Statue

25. Eagle Fountain

26. Palace under the Globe

27. Velthusen's Palace

28. Diets' Palace (Nationalmuseum)

29. Art Gallery of the National Museum and 13

Muses' Club

30. Commemorative Plaque

31. Former seat of the Pomeranian

Landowners' Bank

32. Former seat of the Prussian Royal Post

33. St. John Baptist's Church

34. Children's Hospital

35. Gen. Władysław Anders Park

36. Church of the Holliest Heart of Jesus Christ

37. St. Adalbert's Garrison Church

38. Kornel Ujejski Monument

39. Harbour Gate

40. Red Town Hall (New Town Hall)

41. Fountain with the Anchor




Internet: https://www.szczecin.eu/en/odwiedz_szczecin/szlaki

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Golden Trail

There is no such a

walking trail in any other

Polish city. It leads from

the city center from The

Pomeranian Dukes'

Castle through John Paul

II Alley, Kasprowicza Park to the forest. Although

it is a long way to go it is worth traveling as a

whole by for example combining the walk with

the bike tour.

After visiting the antique part of the city, you can

ride a bike through Jasne Błonia Alleys,

Kasprowicza Park with its charming Rusałka

Lake and Summer Theater to the Rose Garden.

Next, following the forest pathways you can

reach some city recreational facilities. You can

take a rest in the city lido or on a landscaped

forest elds. On Głębokie Lake you can change

your bike for a kayak or water bicycle. Rope Park

waits for amateurs of active relaxation.

Your trip can be continued through the forest for

example following the trail of Seven Mills

-Gubałówka.



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TOP 10!

City of Szczecin

Szczecin is a city with lots of stunning places.

Some are famous for their history or

architecture; some of them are hard to nd and

you really need a good guide to show you them.

And some are to nd here!

Chrobry Embankment (Haken's Terrace)

The Chrobry

Embankment, formerly

Haken’s Terrace, one of

the most beautiful places

in Europe. From here you

can watch the vast

panorama of the Odra River and the harbour.

The viewing terraces are 500 m long and are

located 19 m above the Odra river bank.

The earliest written history of the area dates

back to the sixteenth century. In 1873, a

demolition of the eighteenth-century

fortications of Szczecin began. Thanks to the

great commitment of Hermann Haken, High

Mayor of Szczecin, in the years 1902-1905 a

viewing terrace was formed on the site of Fort

Leopold. Wide staircases run on both sides from

the terrace to the banks of the river, where two

pavilions were erected as the entrance to the

restaurant, created contemporarily in the

remains of the fortications. At the bottom, there

is a fountain decorated with gures of John of


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Kolno and Wyszak and two tall columns stylized

as lighthouses.

In the years 1906 to 1912 in the northern part of

the terrace an architectural complex was built

for the then regency of Szczecin, where now the

authorities of the West-Pomeranian province

have their headquarters. In addition, in the

southern part of the Embankment a building

complex of the Maritime Academy is located

(from the years 1902-1905 and 1918-1921) and,

housed in the same building, Contemporary

Theatre and the Maritime Branch of the National

Museum. Moreover, a large park is situated

near the Chrobry Embankment.


Address: Wały Chrobrego

Public Transport: tram no. 6; bus no. 70

Phone: +48 914 315 200

Internet: www.muzeum.szczecin.pl

Szczecin Philharmonic

Have you ever seen an

iceberg in the city

center? If not, you must

see the new premises of


which majestically

emerges from urban buildings and pervasive

greenery.

Its metal and glass facade supplemented with

light illuminations catch the eye of each person

who comes nearby. The building was designed by

catalonian architects from Barozzi Veiga from

Barcelona and immediately has become the icon

of our city. Modern design combined with

inspiration taken from historic building of

Konzerthaus creates a coherent whole of past,

present and future of Szczecin. It has received

numerous awards, including the Mies van der

Rohe Award in 2015, the Award of the President

of the Republic of Poland for the Best

Architectural Structure in Poland in the years

2013-2014 in the “LIFE IN ARCHITECTURE”

contest, and the award of the “bryla. pl” website

dealing with architecture.

During the summer there are regular guided

tours. There is also a cafe on the ground oor.


Address: ul. Małopolska 48

Public Transport: Line no. 1 (tram), stop: Filharmonia

Opening hours: Tue - Sun 10:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 539 949 454

Tickets: www.lharmonia.szczecin.pl

Internet: www.lharmonia.szczecin.pl

Email: [email protected]

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2. Post Oice No.2




6. Long Bridge

7. Old Town Hall





12. Castle Route


14. National Museum

15. Voivode's Oice


17. PAZIM Complex

18. The Royal Gate







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24. Flora Statue

25. Eagle Fountain





Muses' Club



Landowners' Bank








39. Harbour Gate






Pomeranian Dukes' Castle

Anyone entering Szczecin

by bridges over the Oder

River can see the

towering red-brick gothic

Cathedral and an elegant,

pale silhouette of a

Renaissance castle with green towers, which

used to be the seat of the dukes of the Griins

dynasty who ruled the Duchy of Pomerania.

The Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle has ve wings

and two courtyards. Acting as a cultural

institution it organizes an array of cultural

events: concerts, theatre performances,

exhibitions, conferences and meetings to

popularize science, as well as to spread

knowledge about the history of West Pomerania.

The largest wing houses an Opera.

In the wing that housed a mint in the olden days

one can nd today Cultural and Tourist

Information Centre. There is a panoramic terrace

on the rooftop of the northern wing from where

splendid views can be appreciated. The wing’s




basement houses a Vault with sarcophaguses of

six princes. The Duke Boguslaw X hall, which

used to be a princely chapel, is now a concert

hall with a polychromatic ceiling decorated in

Renaissance style. A 17th century astronomical

clock is the Castle’s special tourist attraction.

Also a room dedicated to Eilhard Lubinus and

the Witches’ Cell are denitely worth a visit.


Address: Korsarzy 34

Tickets: Normal Ticket 6 zł, Reduced Ticket 4 zł

Internet: www.zamek.szczecin.pl

More Info: www.instagram.com/zamekszczecin/

Łasztownia isle & boulevards

It is on this mystery

Island that the new heart

of Szczecin is being born.

Today’s Łasztownia is a

completely dierent place

to the closed port island

from a while back. Once an isolated, mysterious

space, today it is one of the favourite places for

people going for walks, running, biking or fans of

good coee and international cuisine.

Gradually renovated buildings of the old

butcher’s complex, historic port cranes, new

boulevards, cafés, restaurants, a yacht port and

big events bring huge crowds to Łasztownia. It is

here where you can nd Euroregion Culture

Center “Stara Rzeźnia”, the growing Marine

Science Centre, and every day the

Cranosauruses perform their illuminated dance.

The number of attractions creating the

atmosphere of this unique place is still growing.

In the future we will see more investments and

projects which will eventually be the

implementation of the winning concept of the

international competition for the island

development vision.

Walking on the Łasztownia wharfs, if you’re

lucky enough, you will feel the aroma of

chocolate, coming from the Gryf chocolate

factory. After dark you’ll surely see the

illumination of three historic cranes, nicknamed

“Cranosauruses”. Don’t forget to take a picture

with a marine sign “SZCZECIN”, located on the

square at the end of Old Town Quay. This is also

the place where you can best see the Old Town

panorama, with the monumental buildings of

Wały Chrobrego and the Ducal Castle.

From Łasztownia, we go directly onto the

neighbouring Grodzka Island, which attracts

both children and adults with a beach, beach bar

and events for families, kings of the dance oor

and fans of open-air cinemas.


Museum of Technology and Transport

“Art Depot” in Szczecin is

an old tram depot which

was built in 1912 with

reinforced concrete. It

has a sloping roof and a

front glass wall with a

clock. Since 2006 it has been one of the biggest

Polish museums of a technological prole. The

collection of almost 100 antique vehicles that

was bought from Leszek Liszewski is the most

precious. There, you can nd such curiosities as

micro-car Smyk or the one and only SUV version

of Fiat 126p called in Polish “maluch” (tiny).

Moreover, there are trams, buses (that you can

enter), motorcycles, bikes,non-typical vehicles,

electronic, telecommunication and household

equipment and many more.

Photo: Muzeum Techniki i Komunikacji

Address: ul. Niemierzyńska 18a


www.zamek.szczecin.pl

www.instagram.com/zamekszczecin/

Public Transport: tram no. 3, 10

Opening hours: Mon: closed; Tue: 10 - 15; Wed, Thu: 10 - 16;

Fri, Sat: 10 - 18; Sun: 10 - 16

Phone: (+48) 914 599 200

Tickets: Adult: 10zł; Discount: 5zł; 50% discount with

Szczecin Tourist Card

Internet: http://muzeumtechniki.eu


More Info: Sightseeing is free on Tuesdays; On other days get

50% discount with the Szczecin Tourist Card!

Jasne Błonia and Park Kasprowicza

Jasne Błonia Square is a

wide green house located

by the Szczecin Municipal

Oice. It's a great place

to rest: you can walk, ride

a bike or sit comfortably

on a bench or on the lawn. The park was built in

the years 1925-27, it was designed with rows of

maple plane trees on the sides of a wide lawn

with ground-based ower arrangements in the

middle. It is the largest concentration of this

species of trees in Poland, of which over 200 are

growing here. Computational continuity is

ensured by an alley stretching towards

Kasprowicz Park and further to the Arkonian

Forest.

Try to come to the park in early spring when the

lawns are carpeted with bright crocus owers.


Tickets: free

Dialogue Center "Upheavals"

It's one of branches of the

National Museum in

Szczecin, where we

present the newest

history of Szczecin and

West Pomerania region,

with particular attention given to social protests

and breaking events in the years 1970–1971,

1980–1981, 1988–1989, that lead Poland to

regain independence in 1989. The building that

houses our museum is partially hidden under the

Solidarity Square. The exhibition is interactive,

apart from subject-related pieces, in its

underground rooms you may see lms, pictures

and recordings of the events’ witnesses and

participants. Location of the museum has not

been chosen by an accident - it was here when

on 17 December 1970 rst shots were red at

the protesters. In July 2016, the Dialogue Centre

Upheavals was ranked the Best Public Space in

Europe. Four months later, on November 18, the

same building was named World Building of the

Year during the Festival of Architecture in

Berlin.


Address: pl. Solidarności 1

Public Transport: tram no. 1

Opening hours: 10:00 - 18:00

Phone: (+48) 571 309 239

Tickets: Adult: 10zł; Discount: 5zł; Group: 5zł/person

Internet: www.przelomy.muzeum.szczecin.pl

More Info: Entering the museum is free on Saturdays.

St. James Arch Cathedral and the tower

St. James’ church in

Szczecin was founded in

1187 be a wealthy

townsman Jakob Beringer

from Bamberg and it was

constructed outside the

city fortications, on a hill, just like the

Benedictine monastery church of St. Archangel

Michael in Bamberg.

The building was rebuilt several times. In the

13th century, the building had the form of a

three-nave Gothic basilica, without buttresses,

but later the naves were raised. In 1534, the


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temple passed into the hands of Protestants.

Inside the cathedral there is a chancel with an

altar table and decorative brass reliefs. There is

also a triptych with reliefs from the 14th century

and an elaborate crucix from the turn of the

15th and 16th centuries. The cathedral has 19

chapels, including the Chapel of Our Lady of

Częstochowa with a neo-Gothic interior and the

image of Our Lady of Częstochowa; the Baptism

Chapel with a triptych from the 16th century;

and the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament with a

beautiful altar from the end of the 14th century.

The organs in the cathedral are truly impressive.

The rst mention of the instrument comes from

1679; unfortunately, they did not survive the

turbulent history of the place. In 2008, new,

large organs were built. An interesting fact about

the instrument is the fact that the main part of

the organ, weighing about 30 tons, is suspended

above the nave without any support. The

counterweight is the construction located at the

end of the choir. The instrument is 10 m high,

has 66 voices and consists of 4743 pipes, from 11

mm to 10 m high.

In 2008 the cathedral’s tower was rebuilt and its

original appearance was restored. There is a

viewing platform on the tower, available for

tourists all year round. After the renovations, the

tower is 110.18 m tall and is the second tallest

building in Szczecin.

The building is currently the second tallest

temple in Poland, right after the basilica in

Licheń.

The temple is part of the European Route of

Brick Gothic.


Address: ul. Św. Jakuba 1

Internet: http://www.katedra.szczecin.pl/


Bar Pasztecik

First and original

Pasztecik that has been

making Paszteciki

(Pastry's) since 1969. It is

still made by the same

recipe since then up to

today and it is still one of favorite fast food for

Szczecinian's


Address: al. Wojska Poslkiego 46

Opening hours: Mo - Fri. 10:00 - 19:00, Sat. 10:00 - 16:00

Phone: +48 91 433 96 06

DO & SEE

City of Szczecin

This region begs to be explored, both the city

and its surroundings. The area is full of spots for

nature getaways with an array of leisure

activities for those of you with a taste for the

outdoors. If you like hiking, cycling, shing and

canoeing this is a wonderful place for it with

forests and huge lakes.


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Szczecin in briefBefore you come, use the

link below to see Szczecin

from above, so you could

know better, where to go

once you get here! You

may also use VR to make

the experience more realistic.



Address: http://www.szczecin360.com

Chrobry Embankment (Haken's Terrace)

The Chrobry

Embankment, formerly

Haken’s Terraces, one of

the most beautiful places

in Europe. From here you

can watch the vast

panorama of the Odra River and the harbour.

The viewing terraces are 500 m long and are

located 19 m above the Odra river bank.

The earliest written history of the area dates

back to the sixteenth century. In 1873, a

demolition of the eighteenth-century

fortications of Szczecin began. Thanks to the

great commitment of Hermann Haken, High

Mayor of Szczecin, in the years 1902-1905 a

viewing terrace was formed on the site of Fort

Leopold. Wide staircases run on both sides from

the terrace to the banks of the river, where two

pavilions were erected as the entrance to the

restaurant, created contemporarily in the

remains of the fortications. At the bottom, there

is a fountain decorated with gures of John of

Kolno and Wyszak and two tall columns stylized

as lighthouses.

In the years 1906 to 1912 in the northern part of

the terrace an architectural complex was built

for the then regency of Szczecin, where now the

authorities of the West-Pomeranian province

have their headquarters. In addition, in the

southern part of the Embankment a building

complex of the Maritime Academy is located

(from the years 1902-1905 and 1918-1921) and,

housed in the same building, Contemporary

Theatre and the Maritime Branch of the National

Museum. Moreover, a large park is situated

near the Chrobry Embankment.



Public Transport: tram no. 6; bus no. 70

Phone: +48 914 315 200

Baroque Royal Gate

This stylish and cultural

café oers a wide

selection of drinks and

lunches. It is situated

right by The Royal Gate

that was built between

1725 and 1727. Over the entrance you can see

the crest with the Prussian eagle encircled by

the chains of the black eagle and the royal

crown.

This is one of the two former gates to the city,

which still exist today. There are (also online)

numerous engravings, paintings and

photographs showing the Royal Gate (Brama

Królewska) in the past. Amazing monument,

which together with the buildings in the area

(philharmonic, Museum of Upheavals, Church of

St. Peter and Paul, st. James' Cathedral ...)

creates a unique atmosphere.

Now in it you can drink chocolate from polish

company Wedel.




Address: pl. Hołdu Pruskiego 1

Opening hours: Every day 10:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 66 076 5211

Internet: www.brama.szczecin.pl



iceberg in the city




which majestically


greenery. Its metal and glass facade

supplemented with light illuminations catch the

eye of each person who comes nearby. The

building was designed by catalonian architects

from Barozzi Veiga from Barcelona and

immediately has become the icon of our city.

Modern design combined with inspiration taken

from historic building of Konzerthaus creates a

coherent whole of past, present and future of

Szczecin. It has received numerous awards,

including the Mies van der Rohe Award in 2015,

the Award of the President of the Republic of

Poland for the Best Architectural Structure in

Poland in the years 2013-2014 in the “LIFE IN

ARCHITECTURE” contest, and the award of the

“bryla. pl” website dealing with architecture.



Public Transport: Line no. 1 (tram)


Phone: +48 539 949 454

Tickets: depends on the event



More Info: Get a discount ticket with the Szczecin Tourist

Card!

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2. Post Oice No.2




6. Long Bridge

7. Old Town Hall






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12. Castle Route


14. National Museum

15. Voivode's Oice


17. PAZIM Complex

18. The Royal Gate







Russia


24. Flora Statue

25. Eagle Fountain





Muses' Club



Landowners' Bank








39. Harbour Gate






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Opening hours: Courtyards everyday 06:00 - 23:00 Gallery

Tue - Sun. 10:00 - 18:00, Tourist Information every day 10:00

- 18:00

Tickets: Courtyards free entrance, Gallery 6zł - normal, 4 zł -

reduced


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Reduced ticket with Szczecin Tourist Card.

Łasztownia isle & boulevards

Łasztownia (ger.

Lastadie) is located in the

very heart of Szczecin,

vis-a-vis the Chrobry

Embankment. It is a river

island whose history

stratches back to the Middle Ages. After the

Allied air raids of 1942 - 1944, most of the

buildings on Łasztownia were destroyed.

Currently, Łasztownia is one of the most

interesting (and most mysterious) places in

Szczecin. One particularly interesting spot is the

part of the Old Town Wharf situated right next to

the historic cranes, aectionately dubbed the

"cronosaurs". Following the renovation works,

they have regained their former splendour.

Symbols of the port of Szczecin, these historical

cranes from 1929 are most beautiful during the

night.


Exceptional Szczecin citizens and theirtenementsThe touristic route leads among the thirteen

tenements located in the down town area and

their extraordinary residents of pre- and postwar

period.

The rst walk was an exceptional event with

adventures and surprises that reected the old

residents' passions. Over one hundred people,

interested in our city's history, participated.


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Fri, Sat: 10 - 18; Sun: 10 - 16

Phone: (+48) 914 599 200







Jan Kasprowicz Park

Kasprowicza Park and

JasneBłonia Square is a

wide green house located

by the Szczecin Municipal



a bike or sit comfortably on a bench or on the

lawn. The park was built in the years 1925-27, it


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was designed with rows of maple plane trees on

the sides of a wide lawn with ground-based

ower arrangements in the middle. It is the

largest concentration of this species of trees in

Poland, of which over 200 are growing here.

Computational continuity is ensured by an alley

stretching towards Kasprowicz Park and further

to the Arkonian Forest.

Try to come to the park in early spring when the

lawns are carpeted with bright crocus owers.


Tickets: free

Szczecin Beer Trail Pivny Szczecin

During the walk you will

taste the local

specialities, get to know

the legends related to the


you will feel the

extraordinary character of the Griin’s City.

Beer is, just right next to the wine, one of the

oldest man-made drinks, inseparably linked with

bread baking. However in its present form is

widely known only since the 19th century. The

brewing accompanies humankind since the dawn

of time. Over the years this tasty and heathy

drink has evolved. But the overall principles of

its production remained the same. What are the

secrets of brewing? Find it out in Szczecin!

This special sightseeing tour leads through

breweries and monuments of the Old and New

Town of Szczecin. And for those of you, who

want some more attractions, we have prepared

additional tailor-made options.

Main points on the Szczecin Beer Trail:

1. Tourist Information Centre

2. Diet’s Palace


4. Baroque Fountain with an Eagle – Flora Statue

5. Archcathedral Basilica of St. James

6. Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle

7. "Browar pod Zamkiem" Brewery

8. Seven Coats Tower

9. Old Town Hall

10. Wyszak Family Brewery


12. New Town Hall

13. „Stara Komenda” Brewery

14. Szczecin's Brewery „Nowy Browar Szczecin”

15. Harbor Gate

That's not all, folks... We have prepared for you

the special Szczecin Beer Trail tasting glasses -

designed especially for this trip! You can nd

them in the Tourist Information Center where we

start our beers' tour.


Phone: +48 91 434 04 40

Internet: https://www.szczecin.eu/en/http%3A/%252Fwww.sz

czecin.eu/en/odwiedz_szczecin/szlaki_turystyczne/pivny_szcze

cin.html


More Info: Tourist Information Center , address: pl. Żołnierza

Polskiego 20,

Dialogue Center "Upheavals"

It's one of branches of the

National Museum in

Szczecin, where we

present the newest



with particular attention

given to social protests and breaking events in

the years

1970–1971, 1980–1981, 1988–1989, that lead


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Poland to regain

independence in 1989. The building that houses

our museum is

partially hidden under the Solidarity Plaza,

adjacent to the Concert

Hall. The exhibition is interactive, apart from

subject-related pieces,

in its underground rooms you may see lms,

pictures and recordings

of the events’ witnesses and participants.

Location of the museum has

not been chosen by an accident - it was here

when on 17 December 1970

rst shots were red at the protesters. In July

2016, the Dialogue Centre


Europe. Four months later,

on November 18, the same building was named

World Building of the Year.





Phone: (+48) 571 309 239


Internet: http://przelomy.muzeum.szczecin.pl

More Info: Entering the museum is free on Saturdays. On

other days get 50% discount with the Szczecin Tourist Card!

City Tour

During sightseeing tour

by minibus with an audio

guide you will admire the

most famous sights of the

city and nd an answer

for many non-standard

questions like: What is the similarity between

Szczecin and Egypt? There are 2 stops planned

for you to take some unique photos.

Service description:

- Free pick up at hotel or at the other appointed

place.

- There is no xed timetable. We start on

request.

- Sightseeing route inclusive all the key sights.

- Two 10 minutes stops are planned.

- Tape presentation doesn't require headphones.

- Audio Guide in English / German / Danish

- Minibus for max. 8 persons, but there is a

possibility for making special tour for more than

8 persons

Photo: Magnolia Tours

Address: Kolumba 1/6

Phone: +48 607 211 500

Tickets: 18 - 20 Euro

Internet: http://poznaj.szczecin.pl/zwiedzanie-szczecina


More Info: - 15% with Szczecin Tourist Card

St. James Arch Cathedral and the tower

After the 1147 crusade

against the Polabian

Slavs, Szczecin became a

place of German

colonisation. St Jacob’s

Church, intended for

German colonists, was consecrated in 1187. It

was founded by Beringer, a Bramberg pilgrim,

and given to the custody of the Benedictine

brothers from the St Michael Monastery in

Bramberg.

The construction of the brick church continued

for dozens of years, starting in the middle of the

13th Century from a three-aisle basilica with two

spires and a basilica-like presbytery, surrounded

with a by-pass and a circle of chapels. The altars

were founded by the Szczecin guilds and

companies.

The presbytery reconstruction started in 1370.

The basilica frame was changed into the hall


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frame with a circle of chapels between the

interior buttresses.

At the outset of the 15th Century Henry

Brunsberg built additional chapels on the

southern aisle, decorating them with impressive

ornaments made of tiled moulders.

In 1456 the southern spire collapsed during a

hurricane, destroying the basilica corpus. During

reconstruction, additional chapels were erected

in the northern section, together with only one

spire in the western part, as a result of which the

corpus was changed from the basilica frame into

a hall church frame. The reconstruction work

was completed in 1503.

In the last 25 years of the 17th Century, the

interior section was reconstructed in the

Baroque style. The St Jacob bell, constructed by

Wawrzyniec Köckeritz, the Szczecin bell-founder,

was placed in the church tower. The altar was

created by sculptor Erhard Löer, and the

painting, entitled “Taken down the cross”, was

made by Lengereich. The organ front was

sculptured by the Amsterdam master Van der

Linden. While assembling the organs with a

large scale of sounds, advice was provided by

master Buxtehude from Lübeck. The capacity of

this instrument was wonderfully utilised by

organist and composer Karl Loewe, residing in

Szczecin in 1820-1866.

The church was badly damaged during the 16

August 1944 shelling. Its reconstruction did not

start until 1972 and has continued until today.

The oicial consecration of the cathedral was

performed on 31 May 1982 by Kazimierz

Majdański, the Szczecin-Kamieniec Bishop. The

status of Cathedral Basilica was given by Pope

John Paul II on 23 May 1983, and the status of

Metropolitan Basilica on 25 March 1992.

Considering the ongoing additions to the rich

furnishings of the church, we suggest that you

buy a current version of the guidebook while

visiting this astonishing place.

The tower is an element of the St. James

Metropolitan Basilica Cathedral. An observation

deck is available for tourist all year long. The

entrance to the terrace is only via a lift.


Address: ul. Św. Jakuba 1

Internet: http://www.katedra.szczecin.pl/


National Museum in Szczecin

The National Museum in

Szczecin was established

in 1945 and is situated in

a beautiful, old building.

Here you can see

exhibitions including

ancient and modern works of art as well as

ethnographic and archaeological objects.


Address: WałyChrobrego 3, Szczecin

Public Transport: bus no. 70

Opening hours: Tue, Wed, Sat 10 - 18; Thu, Sun 10 -16.

Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 914 315 200

Tickets: Adult: 10zł; Discount: 5zł






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Bar PasztecikFirst and original

Pasztecik that has been

making Paszteciki

(Pastry's) since 1969. It is

still made by the same

recipe since then up to

today and it is still one of favorite fast food for

Szczecinian's


Address: al. Wojska Poslkiego 46

Opening hours: Mo - Fri. 10:00 - 19:00, Sat. 10:00 - 16:00

Phone: +48 91 433 96 06

The National Museum in Szczecin — TheSzczecin History Museum -Old Town Hall

The rst mention of the

wooden market hall,

which was also the venue

for the deliberations of

the court and the

meetings of the city

councillors called “theatrum”, dates back to

1245. The current Gothic town hall hails from

mid-15th Century, with Henryk Brunsberg

considered to be its builder. The richly-decorated

façade featuring glazed stones adds a painterly

style to the structure. The building has arcades

on its south wall, which used to play host to

court proceedings on summer days. The City

Council convened here twice a week.

From the 14th Century the resolutions of the

City Council were announced twice a year, i.e. on

1 May and 29 September. As some of them were

quite peculiar, it is no wonder that such

announcements sometimes left the city in tumult.

Examples included the introduction of the

anti-Hussite tax in 1428 and the raising of the

prices of spirits in 1616. Less severe regulations

were e.g. the resolution from 1418 against

calumniators and rumourmongers slandering

“lords, dukes, knights, squires, ladies, girls,

priests, and vassals...”, or one law from 1558

which limited the luxury and excess during

wedding celebrations, baptisms, and funerals.

From 5 to 13 December 1570 the town hall

hosted a Peace Congress ending the Northern

Seven Years' War between Sweden and

Denmark.

After the damage suered during the

Brandenburg sieges, it was rebuilt in the

Baroque style and served its purpose until the

City Council was moved to the New Town Hall in

1879.

Reconstructed again after the War in 1975 as the

National Museum, it houses exhibitions

dedicated to Szczecin’s past.


Address: Mściwoja II 8


Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 91 431 52 55

Internet: muzeum.szczecin.pl




The National Museum in Szczecin — TheMuseum of Contemporary Art

The Museum of

Contemporary Art is

located in a classicist

building of former

Szczecin stronghold

garrison headquarters,

built in the last quarter of the 18th century,

repeatedly converted in subsequent years. As

long, as until the end of World War II, it was

used by military authorities.

In 1970s it was handed over to the National

Museum in Szczecin. In 1980, after a conversion,

it became the seat of a branch of the Museum


related to contemporary art. Series of temporary

exhibitions carries out a programme of

propagating and promoting contemporary art on

the basis of the Museum's own collection (Polish

and foreign art) and projects co-arranged with

other institutions, organizations and artists in

Poland and abroad.

Beside presentations of vital phenomena of

Polish art, regional programme focused on the

most important artists of Western Pomerania,

the Museum coordinates international Mare

Articum programme, within which, among

others, it organizes Baltic Contemporary Art

Biennial.

Photo: Szczecin

Address: ul. Staromłyńska 1


Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 91 43 15 236

Internet: https://muzeum.szczecin.pl/en/




The National Museum in Szczecin — TheMuseum of Regional Traditions

The Museum of Regional

Traditions is located in

Baroque Landed Gentry

House (Pommersche

Landsmannschaft), built

in years 1726–1727

according to the order of Prussian king Frederick

William I. The building was designed by Gerhard

Cornelius de Walrave (1692–1773), the author

of, among others, famous Kłodzko fortess and

fortications of Szczecin.

The palace served as the session hall of

Pomeranian provincial authorities and a royal

residence during king's stays in Szczecin. Over

the entrance, there is the coat of arms of

Pomerania and at the top of the facade – coat of

arms of the king of Prussia against a background

of panoply (crossed military equipment) and

allegoric images of royal virtues: Justice and

Sagacity.

In the period between the world wars the palace

was re-arranged into the seat of the Pomeranian

State Museum (Pommersches Landesmuseum),

and after World War II the building was taken

over by the Museum of Western Pomerania,

presently the National Museum in Szczecin. It

houses exhibitions of, above all, relics of

Pomeranian art from middle ages to Baroque,

including Romanesque capitals from Kołbacz,

early-Gothic Crucix from Kamień Pomorski, a

portrait of duke Philip I by Lucas Cranach the

Younger and impressive jewels of Pomeranian

dukes from the 16th and 17th centuries.

Photo: Szczecin



Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 91 43 15 208

Tickets: [email protected]





TRAFO Center for Contemporary Art

TRAFO Center for

Contemporary Art was

opened in 2013. It is

located in Szczecin – the

Polish capital of the

German-Polish border

region Pomerania.

TRAFO serves as a multifunctional meeting

platform for artists and visitors. It introduces the


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audience to the tools of art by putting them in

various contexts and transdisciplinary

relationships. Visual works interact with

literature, music, theatre, social sciences and

new technologies.

TRAFO acts as an “interpreter” promoting art

and placing it in an extremely complex cultural,

socio-political, economic and existential domain.

TRAFO is a post-institution which does not follow

rigid rules in the rapidly changing world of art.

TRAFO is a testing ground for the history of art,

it provides a space for experimentation and

demonstration of the artistic process, production

and testing of knowledge.

The program of TRAFO consists of exhibitions,

research and residency programs, publishing

activities, meetings, concerts, lectures. Its

integral part is an ongoing educational program

addressed to dierent age groups and

introducing them to the issues of contemporary

art.

TRAFO Center for Contemporary Art in Szczecin

is a public art institution organized by the City of

Szczecin.


Address: ul. Św. Ducha 4

Public Transport: bus no. 52, 61, 75, 81, A, B, C, D, E; tram

no. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9

Opening hours: 11:00 - 19:00, closed on Mondays

Phone: +48 91 400 00 49


Internet: www.trafo.art/en/


Birthplace of the Empress Catherine II ofRussia

In 1729 was born here

Zoa Fryderyka Augusta

zu Anhalt Zerbst, the

later wife of Tsar of

Russia, Peter III, known

as Katarzyna Wielka.

Currently, the head oice of the insurance

company.

Photo: Szczecin

Address: ul. Farna 1

Church of St. Peter and St. Paul

Was built in the mid-15th

century, replacing an

earlier wooden

construction. It’s wall are

decorated with terracotta

sculptures of Szczecin

townspeople, in the interior there is wooden

ceiling dating back to the early 18th century

covered with paintings depicting Biblical scenes.


Address: square Świętych Piotra i Pawła 4

Visiting the cathedral tower

The tower is an element

of the St. James

Metropolitan Basilica

Cathedral. An observation

deck is available for

tourist all year long. The

entrance to the terrace is only via a lift. Opening

hours: Monday-Thursday 10.00-19.00

Friday-Sunday 10.00-20.00 Visiting the cathedral

tower outside the opening hours (minimum 10

people) is possible by prior arrangement by

phone or email with the head of the facility:

Dorian Sierek tel. 501 858 223, email:


www.trafo.art/en/

[email protected] Ticket prices:

normal 10 PLN / 2.5 Euro concession 6 PLN / 1.5

Euro (children and young people studying up to

25 years of age on presentation of a valid school

or student ID card) group 8 PLN / 2 Euro (for

groups of over 20 people) Children under 7 - free

admission. Minors should be under the care of

an adult. Exemption from fees is available to

carers of organized groups.

Photo: Żegluga Szczecińska

Address: 1 św. Jakuba st. 70-543 Szczecin


Phone: 501 858 223

Tickets: 10 PLN (2,5 EUR) / 6 PLN (1,5 EUR)

Internet: www.katedra.szczecin.pl

Gothic Church of St. John the Evangelist

The church is situated in

the shadow of the

cathedral. The one of the

oldest building in

Szczecin. Built by Grey

Friars in the 14 th

century. It is worth to see and visit. Its history is

very interesting and the church hides many

secrets. There are old gravestone plates and

parts of old paintings on the ceiling. The temple

is one of the most valuable monuments in

Pomerania region which presents gothic style.


Orthodox Church

The church is almost one

hundred percent funded

by the parishioners and

Orthodox believers from

abroad. It is the rst one

built in Western

Pomerania region. The temple was built in a

shape of Greek cross. It can accommodate

approximately 500 people. It is 26m long, 16m

wide and 25 high. Construction of a new church

began on 19th November 2003.

Photo: Szczecin

Address: crossroads of Starzynskiego St. and Zygmunta

Starego St.

Phone: +48 91 434 50 08

Internet: www.cerkiew.szczecin.pl

The Harbour Gate

The Harbour Gate is a

tourist attraction located

in the heart of Szczecin.

The gate is one of the two

in the city and is

surrounded by a throng of

people each day. Inside you will nd art works

and souvenirs.

Photo: Mirand/Wikimedia Commons (image cropped)

Address: Brama Portowa Square, Szczecin

Sightseeing the building of theWestpomeranian Governor's Office

One of the attractions on

the route of The City

Tourist Route is the

possibility of sightseeing

the building of the

Westpomeranian

Governor's Oice. The monumental building of

the Westpomeranian Governor’s Oice is one of

the most recognized and representative

buildings in Szczecin. The neo-renaissance

building consists of ve wings with two declosed

courtyards. The building is surmounted by two

towers. The architecture of the building,

including its exterior design, survived almost

unchanged until today. The building was seat of

the Szczecin Regency, Maritime Authorities and

the apartment for the President of Regency.

After that, it became the rst seat of local polish


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authorities. In the building three sightseeing

routes are available. They make possible to see:

curious details, the towers, viewing terrace, the

hall with exhibition of architectural details and

the basements of the building. For more

information about possibility of sightseeing the

building, including booking for groups call: +48

91 43 03 633


Address: 4 Wały Chrobrego St. 70-502 Szczecin


Phone: +48 91 43 03 633

Internet: www.szczecin.uw.gov.pl

Orion's Squares

Szczecin is a magical,

unique and fascinating

city. It has got

characteristic

conguration of streets

and roundabouts, similar

to Paris. Localization of city squares and streets

was inspired by Orion`s constellation and

Egyptian pyramids in Giza. It is a tourist

attraction that emphasizes specic character of

the city. It is the next thing that makes our city

worth to visit.

Photo: Szczecin

The Angel of Freedom

Built in memory of the

workers protesting here

in the 1970’s, The Angel

of Freedom is a

monument located on

Plac Solidarnosci. The

anti-communist protests had a tragic outcome

and today the angel stands in all her splendour

for remembrance of this day and its victims.


Address: Plac Solidarnosci, Szczecin

The Tourist Tram Line "0"

You can see Szczecin

from the old tram, which

ride through city every

summer Sunday. While a

tour you can see the most

interesting places and

monuments in Szczecin.

The Tourist tram line "0" is operated by

historical wagons type N and 4N.

Tickets 3,5zł and 2,5zł available from the

conductor on the tram. Children up to 4 years

old free of charge.

The tram rides take place every Sunday in July

and August at 14:35 and 15:59 (start at the main

railway station- Dworzec Główny tram stop).

Places and monuments worth to see during

riding:

1. Main Railway Station

2. Monument with the Anchor

3. Harbour Gate

4. Neo-Renaissance Post Oice No. 2

5. Building of the National Museum and 13

Muse's Club

6. Diet's Palace

7. Royal Gate

8. Żeromski Park

9. Pazim Complex

10. Grunwaldzki Square

11. Piastów Avenue and Jagiellońska Street

12. Former Hospital Complex

13. Tram Depot at Piotra Skargi Street

14. Wojska Polskiego Avenue

15. West Pomeranian University of Technology

(ZUT)

16. "Pomorzany"- Typical Urban Estates of the

70s and 80s of the 20th century

17. Bosman Brewery

18. Gasworks


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19. Tram Depot at Kolumba Street

Photo: Szczecin

Szczecin's Underground Tourist Routes

Szczecin's Underground

Tourist Routes oer

guided tours in the

shelters from World War

II. The former secret

underground route is

fascinating and a great choice for everyone who

is looking for a thrilling experience.

Photo: Tourism Center Magnolia

Address: Kolumba 1, Szczecin

Phone: +48 605 433 433

Internet: www.schron.szczecin.pl

More Info: Tour starts every day at 12pm for individual

tourists

Central Cementery

Central Cementary in

Szczecin is almost 170

hectares big and it is an

architectural park

masterpiece and a

monument of European

class. The masters of garden and gravestone

design had shown their craftsmanship. Unique

and vanguard gravestones are embedded in the

vast greenery of beautiful park. The necropolis

was opened in 1901 and it is the biggest in

Poland and the third in Europe. In the

competition called „Seven New Wonders of

Poland” organized by National Geographic

magazine it took the 5th place. Two routes are

marked there: historical and dendrological one.


Address: Ku Słońcu St. 125 a 71-080 Szczecin

Internet: www.cmentarze.szczecin.pl

Jasne Błonia

Jasna Błonia Square Jana

Pawła II is a wide green

house located by the

Szczecin Municipal



a bike or sit comfortably on a bench or on the

lawn. The park was built in the years 1925-27, it

was designed with rows of maple plane trees on

the sides of a wide lawn with ground-based

ower arrangements in the middle. It is the

largest concentration of this species of trees in

Poland, of which over 200 are growing here.

Computational continuity is ensured by an alley

stretching towards Kasprowicz Park and further

to the Arkonian Forest.


Rose Garden 'Rozanka'

In the rose garden

Rozanka you can stroll

among thousands of roses

and feel their wonderful

scent. The garden was

reconstructed in 2007 to

make it look like it did in the 1930’s. Today you

can also nd playgrounds among the roses.


Address: Ogród Różany w Szczecinie, Szczecin

The Odra River boulevards

Boulevards are always a

good choice to go to.

Pedestrian zones on both

sides of the river Oder

are places of loads of

small events such as

"Bulwarove" or food truck festivals. Many people

approach there to relax, chill and to admire the


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astonishing view of the Szczecin's waterfront. An

unusuall experience that you might take a part

in on the boulevards is a sort of aroma therapy,

with a lovely smell of chocolate straight from the

chocolate factory located nearby.

Obviously, it's also a good place to berth your

boat there or go to one of plenty caees and

restaurants, that are always opened until

nightfall. When it is hot, then you also should

know, that there is an island between two banks

of Oder, where a beach is located.


Discover Szczecin… from the waterside

As an alternative to

walking, cycling or

movie-watching … enjoy a

motorboat ride on the

Oder River or Dabie

Lake! Spots which can

not be reached on foot, by car or bicycle, can be

reached by … a motorboat. You will enjoy not

only the amazing panorama of Szczecin from the

riverside, but also many interesting places – the

backwaters of the Swieta River and the

picturesque spots of Wydrnik canal, the so-called

Venice of Szczecin, as well as the Dabie Lake

and many islands and canals. A motorboat cruise

is a great opportunity to watch wild nature –

herons, white-tailed sea eagles, beavers, otters

and many rare species of ora. Since they are

equipped in a rather small engine, no motorboat

driving license is required.

The Motorboat rental: Bulwar Gdanski (3

Zbozowa street).

Open daily from 10:00 – 19:00

the Bosun’s phone number: +48 734 401 410.

Team Boats: Bulwar Chrobrego

Opened daily from 10:00 to 19:00

the Bosun’s phone number: +48 517 170 903

Cruises around Port of Szczecin and Lake Dąbie

Cruises are oered by:

THE WHITE FLEET : ul. Jana z Kolna 7

ODRA QUEEN, PEENE QUEEN

www.statki.net.pl, + 48 667 081 055

DZIEWANNA www.statek.pl, +48 601 787 649

JOANNA www.msjoanna.pl, +48 609 055 431

TALIZMAN (+48 668 895 522)


More Info: - 15% for motorboats and for 15 zł ticket for White

Fleet with Szczecin Tourist Card.

m/s Joanna

A real treat for fans of

parties or relaxation on

the water. For lovers of

good beer and beautiful

views of Szczecin. The

ship, where you can relax

with chillout music or party with the electronic

music.

A ferry, which invites DJs such as Zombie (Simon

Karpierz), Kuncfot (James Kondarewicz), Porek

Simon (Simon Porowski), Vitek, Sin Sensor,

Maciej Wunsch, Konrad Kacak, Pinio, Cee Dee or

Rado.

The only one that will take you on a cruise with

sunset, showing the unusual sights of Święta

River or Lake Dabie.


Address: Bulwar Piastowski


no. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9

Phone: (+48) 609 055 431

Internet: http://msjoanna.pl


More Info: Get discount ticket with the Szczecin Tourist


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Card!

Szczecin's Venice

The complex of industrial

buildings by the Odra

River in Kolumba 86

street (near

"Zachodniopomorskie

Stowarzyszenie Rozwoju

Gospodarczego" building's) is a unique place in

our city. Historic buildings such as old yeast

factory or alcohol manufacture were once the

pride of industrial district reaching Tama

Pomorzańska street. You can have the

impression that the buildings shoot straight from

the water and with the little help of imagination

you can see them for example as restored hotels.

The city council wants to rebuild this place as

Szczecin has the potencial to become so called

Venice of the North.


Miedzyodrze by kayak

Miedzyodrze is a region

of ood waters and

wetlands that spreads

south of Szczecin

bounded by the two arms

of the Oder River – the

Eastern and Western Oder. This area is situated

within the Lower Oder Valley Landscape Park, so

it is prohibited to sail there by boats with

engines. Silence, calm and clear water makes

Miedzyodrze a paradise for water birds, beavers,

otters and rare plant species. For those eager

for adventures and communing with wild and

unspoiled nature the best way to see this region

is by kayak, which makes it possible to discover

its wild and intimate corners. While kayaking

through a picturesque network of winding

canals, you pass elds of forget-me-nots,

kingcups, irises, ferns and hundreds of

beautifully blossoming plants. From below

duckweed, the limbs of dead trees stick out.

Among dense bulrush you can look out for about

200 species of birds that have their hatcheries

here, including herons, cormorants, sea eagles,

buzzards and kingshers.

The winding ood waters of Międzyodrze are the

result of human activity. The remains of

regulation works from the beginning of the 19th

Century such as forgotten sluices, pumping

stations, embankments, etc. make a huge

impression.

Tours around Miedzyodrze are organised each

week from the rst Sunday in June till the middle

of September, by „Miedzyodrze” Stanica Wodna

(near Dziewoklicz beach). It is also possible to

rent kayaks there for individual tours. Stanica is

managed by the Regional Division of Szczecin

PTTK – Tel. 091 434 56 24


Phone: 091 434 56 24

Wiking - Kayak trips and Kayak rental

Kayak routes are an

original project developed

and conducted by Robert

Filipski (Wiking Szczecin)

since 2009. Trips have

become a tourist product

of Szczecin, which was attended by over 3,000

tourists getting to know our city and Western

Pomerania. This is not only canoeing on the Oder

River, but also an interesting and original form

of visiting Szczecin and Western Pomerania with

a guide kayak or individually. The Tall Ship

Races Sailing Rally crews, participants of

international conferences, youth from EU

projects sailed on our routes. It happened more


than once that guests from Warsaw, Poznań,

Katowice came by train especially for the trip.

And all this to look and explore Szczecin and the

surrounding area, from a kayak perspective. And

that these are beautiful views, you can check for

yourself by participating in trips. We service all

areas of Szczecin and the surrounding area

within a 100km radius. In other places we have

partner bases cooperating with us. There are

also kayak rental next to beach on Głębokie

Lake.

Photo: Wiking

Address: Bohaterów Getta Warszawskiego 18

Opening hours: biuro everyday 10:00 - 18:00, Kayak rental on

Głębokie Lake 10:00 - 19:00 in summer season

Phone: +48 501 036 860

Tickets: https://wycieczki.szczecin.pl/pl/i/CENNIK-USLUG/16

Internet: http://www.kajaki.szczecin.pl/news.php


More Info: - 5 PLN on kayak trip and kayak rental on

Głębokie Lake with Szczecin Tourist Card

Łasztownia isle

Łasztownia (ger.

Lastadie) is located in the

very heart of Szczecin,

vis-a-vis the Chrobry

Embankment. It is a river

island whose history

stretches

back to the Middle Ages. After the Allied air

raids of 1942–

1944, most of the buildings on Łasztownia were

destroyed.

Currently, Łasztownia is one of the most

interesting (and most

mysterious) places in Szczecin.

One particularly interesting spot is the part of

the Old Town

Wharf situated right next to the historic cranes,

aectionately

dubbed the ”cranosaurs”. Following recent

renovation works,

they have regained their former splendour.

Symbols of the

port of Szczecin, these historical cranes from

1929 are at

their most beautiful during the cyclic events

organised on

the Oder river.


Urban Summer Zone

The Urban Summer Zone

(or ”central beach” as the

residents call it) was

established near the

marina, on Grodzka Isle.

It is an area right on the

bank of the Oder designated for rest and

recreation on warm summer days. It has

umbrellas, sunbeds, hammocks, pillows, beach

balls and sand toy sets for children. There are

also real palm trees planted in the sand and

atmospheric garden lanterns. The

zone is open in the summer season. There is no

admission fee.


Address: Wyspa Grodzka

Kana Theatre

Kana is an independent

theatre and center

founded and run since

1979 by Zygmunt

Duczyński, and since

2006 by the team he

established.

The Kana Theatre operates in the following

areas: popularization and promotion of culture in

such aspects as: theatre, performing arts, music,

and interdisciplinary forms (with a special focus


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on artistic activities transgressing limits of

particular genres, using various languages,

searching for codes of communication with the

audience beyond dramatic text and in the space

of experiment); own artistic activity: work on

their own productions, including performances,

theatre-related projects, artistic and socially

oriented action as well as other forms of cultural

activities; cultural education: exchange of

theatre-related experiences and practices,

programs of perfecting acting techniques,

training artistic leaders and cultural animators,

promoting knowledge about the theatre as a

method of self-development, promoting

experimental and alternative theatre, improving

knowledge, techniques and skills of people

interested in folklore and traditions of various

cultures.

The Kana Theatre continues the idea of the

cultural centre formulated by Zygmunt

Duczyński. The program of the Kana’s activities

is based on the key concept of originality and

personal aspect in relation to both particular

artists and the artistic team: selection of topics,

projects and areas of activity is closely related to

both the range of interests (and research) of

individual members of the team, and to the

collectively worked out program line. This

position makes it possible to maintain the

continuity and progressive character of the

accomplished projects.

Calendar - http://www.kana.art.pl/kalendarium

Photo: Kana

Address: Pl. św. św. Piotra i Pawła 4/5

Phone: + 48 91 433 03 88

Tickets: http://www.kana.art.pl/bilety

Internet: http://www.kana.art.pl/


More Info: Reduced ticket with Szczecin Tourist Card

The Theatre of Contemporary ArtsThe Theatre of

Contemporary Arts is

located at Wały

Chrobrego. From here

you can get one of the

most famous views in

Szczecin. The theatre was previously a part of a

larger institution but became a separate

institution in 1976.

Photo: aerogondo2/Shutterstock.com

Address: Wały Chrobrego 3, Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 434 2467 / +48 91 489 2323

Internet: www.wspolczesny.szczecin.pl

Summer Theatre

Summer Theatre is

situated on a natural

slope next to Rusałka

Lake. It is a place of huge

concerts with the best

celebrities, celebrations

and cultural events. Summer Theatre in Szczecin

is one of the biggest amphitheatres in Poland

(4500 sitting places). Theatre has been

recovered in recent years.

Helena Majdaniec's Summer Theater is one of

the biggest amphitheaters in Poland (4,5

thousand seats). Some rooms under the scene

has been renovated in recent years. This year,

the rooms that are currently closed are going to

be refurbished. To encourage artists to perform

here, new dressing rooms, direct exit on the

stage from under-stage part and ramps for

disabled actors are going to be built.

Summer Theater has an interesting architectural

form and location. It has also one of the best

natural acoustics in the country. Another

advantage is dynamically changing illumination


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of the arc and the roof. Thanks to it, Szczecin

received the main prize in the 12th edition of

national competition for the Best Illuminated

Municipality and the City 2009.

Photo: szczecin

Address: 2 Fałata street

Phone: +48 91 487 30 69

Internet: www.zuk.szczecin.pl

Pionier 1907 Cinema

Cinema Commercial lms

are evaded. Yet, it is a

cinema on a high-level.

Or even two levels. Films

can be watched in a soft

armchair in cozy,

historical room or at the table in “Kiniarnia”

which is 2 oors below It a retrostyle room with

a jabbering projector and a piano from 1898. You

cannot buy popcorn at a bar but a glass of good

wine. Seems like atmosphere in an old cinema? It

is even better as it is the oldest cinema in the

world which has been operating in the same

place continuously since 1907. Before you enter

the cinema please look at the glasscase, there is

a certicate from The World Guinness Book.

The movies are shown in their original languages

(with Polish subtitles), which is benecial for all

tourists visiting the city.


Address: Wojska Polskiego 2, Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 434 7702

Tickets: 19zł

Internet: www.kino-pionier.com.pl


More Info: Online reservation is provided via website.

Szczecin Goods "Stettiner Waren"Artisans who want to

produce original

“Stettiner Waren

Szczecin goods“ can now

aspire for the certicate

and seal. The

characteristic white ceramics have the

opportunity to again become the showcase of our

region.

The Department of Promotion and Information of

the City Oice in Szczecin, at the request of the

City Culture Centre, has designed a word and

device trademark and has begun to work on its

legal protection. Towards the end of 2009, an

application was submitted to the Polish Patent

Oice to protect the trademark “STETTINER

WAREN SZCZECIN GOODS” and the expression

“STETTINER WAREN”. As a result, the City of

Szczecin gained the right to use these

trademarks. They were given to the City Culture

Centre in Szczecin, where, pursuant to the

decision of the Director, a Certifying Council was

established, with the authority to produce and

sell original Szczecin Goods.

The originals of Szczecin's white ceramics are on

display in the National Museum building in the

Chrobry Embankment.

Stettiner Waren Certicates

Decisions to award the certicate are made by

the Certifying Council established by the

Director of the City Culture Centre in Szczecin,

which works on the basis of Council Rules and

Regulations. The certicates and seal to label

goods are given to those artisans who produce

ceramics according to tradition and history,

maintaining their high artistic and utilitarian


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value.

The application form for certicates allowing

commencement of the production of ceramics

under the label “Szczecin Goods” is available at

the City Culture Centre in Szczecin at ul.

Goleniowska 67 and on its website

www.mok.szczecin.pl.

All information about ceramics, the chances of

being awarded the certicate, and where to buy

Szczecin Goods, is available at the City Culture

Centre in Szczecin – tel. 91/46 91 639, e-mail

[email protected].

Photo: szczecin.eu

Address: Goleniowska 67

Public Transport: Bus Nr 56,96,93,C,H


Phone: 91/46 91 639

Internet: www.http://mok.szczecin.pl/


Baltica Wellness & Spa

Baltica Wellness & Spa,

the center located in the

heart of Szczecin is an

unusual place. Here you

can go for both a beauty

treatment and spend an

amazing Spa weekend for two, using among

others attractive cosmetics or a wide range of

massages. The three-level center has a unique

atmosphere, and a well-qualied, professional

sta provides the highest quality services.

Baltica Wellness & Spa is a modern City-Spa

located in the very center of Szczecin, in the

Pazim business and entertainment complex. It is

the largest facility of this type in Western

Pomerania. On three oors, biological

regeneration is oered (e.g. aromatherapy,

massages, cosmetics, Spa rituals) as well as

medical diagnostics, prophylaxis and

rehabilitation (e.g. magnetotherapy,

electrotherapy, kinesitherapy, hydrotherapy).

The focal point of the resort is the Wellness Zone

- a fabulous place for baths, saunas and a jacuzzi

with the only snow grotto in Szczecin. The

center also has a separate Fitness Zone. The

oer is complemented by luxury cosmetic

services, L’Or - hair salons, Spa mini shop and

Café Baltica - a perfect place to relax after a

series of treatments, a business meeting or with

friends.

Guests of the Center have the opportunity to

take advantage of various occasional packages,

stay packages and health programs, including for

athletes or pregnant women.

Baltica Wellness & Spa is located in the very

center of Szczecin, but the atmosphere here is

far from the hustle and bustle. The resort is

directly connected to the exclusive Radisson Blu

hotel, while the entire complex is well connected

to all parts of the city. Baltica Wellness & Spa is

the rst of its kind and the largest spa center in

West Pomerania.

Photo: Baltica Wellness & Spa

Address: Plac Rodła 8

Opening hours: https://spabaltica.pl/en/contact

Phone: +48 91 359 44 00

Internet: https://spabaltica.pl/index.php/en



Casino

The casino is located in

the Pazim oice building.

The casino's oer

includes high-class

classic slot machines, 3D

slot games, hot spot


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games, fruit machines, roulette tables, poker and

Black Jack. Players can also use the bar.

Photo: Szczecin


Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +48 91 359 59 84

Binowo Golf Park

Binowo Park Golf Course

is one of the oldest golf

courses in Poland.

Established in 2000 in the

beautiful area of the

Szczecin Landscape Park.

The picturesque surroundings of the Beech

Forest include:

- 9-hole training eld for beginners,

- 18-hole championship eld,

- exercise areas - driving range and putting

green

- a club building with a restaurant, conference

room and replace room,

- banquet tent, where you can organize events

for 150 people.

Binowo Park is a great place to organize

integration events, conferences, corporate

tournaments and all kinds of occasional parties

such as weddings, birthdays or communions.

People who value active leisure are invited to

participate in golf holidays, and children and

teenagers to summer junior camps.

Photo: Binowo Park

Address: Binowo 62

Opening hours: every day 08:00 - 16:00

Phone: + 48 91 40 41 533

Internet: https://www.binowopark.pl/index.php/en/


TarzaniaOur rope park is a great

way of spending free time

originating in France.

Fashion for active leisure,

extreme sports means

that in Western European

countries such parks can be found often.

Especially since it is one of the safest forms of

active stay at height. Participants of rope

programs learn self-control, responsibility,

techniques of maintaining balance and break the

barrier of height fear or fear.

It provides an unforgettable experience,

adrenaline and eort in the fresh air.

Photo: Tarzania

Address: ul. Zegadłowicza

Opening hours: http://tarzania.pl/godziny-otwarcia/

Phone: +48 796 07 11 55 , +48 668 922 002

Internet: http://tarzania.pl/


SKIPARK

We are the only center of

this type in the West

Pomeranian Voivodeship

that can guarantee you,

both adults and children,

beginners and

professionals, great sports entertainment and an

unforgettable experience while using the

innovative MAXXTRACKS ski slopes, creative

CLIP'N CLIMB climbing walls and the VALO

interactive wall CLIMB.

Photo: Skipark

Address: Kazimierza Twardowskiego 5

Opening hours: Mo - Fri. 12:00 - 20:00, Sat - Sun. 10:00 -

20:00

Phone: +48 575 392 228, +48 575 392 227


https://www.binowopark.pl/index.php/en/

http://tarzania.pl/godziny-otwarcia/

http://tarzania.pl/

Internet: https://skipark.szczecin.pl/


More Info: -15% with Szczecin Tourist Card

AXENATION

We are located at 34B

Jagiellońska Street in a

former bread oven

factory, while the

entrance to the premises

can be found at 5 July

35D Street. There is a car park for guests.

Our club has 240 m2, 6 tracks with a place to

rest and a bar serving craft beers, therefore we

oer a wide range of events: birthday,

team-building, stag and hen parties.

For larger groups, please contact us to arrange

the course and attractions of the event

individually.

Photo: axenation

Address: ul. Jagiellońska 34B


Phone: +48 518 971 533

Internet: https://axenation.com/en/locations/szczecin/


Kids Arena

Kids Arena is a family

theme park located in the

city center. This location

allows quick and easy

access by public

transport from almost

every corner of Szczecin.

Photo: Kids Arena

Address: Sztasica 1

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 10:00 - 19:00, Fri - Sat. 10:00 -

20:00, Sun. 10:00 - 19:00

Phone: +48 91 817 38 83

Tickets: http://kidsarena.pl/pl/cennik-biletow

Internet: http://kidsarena.pl/



The euroregion’s centre of culture

Stara Rzeźnia In

Łasztownia „Old

Slaughterhouse” is a

building once belonging

to the industrial meat

complex on the

Łasztownia Island. It was a multipurpose

cow-house for the stock up to 220 heads. You will

nd here a restaurant, conference-projection

room, bookstore and the Szczecin Gallery with a

place for children. „Old Slaughterhouse”

promotes and disseminates initiatives and

projects related to culture, arts, artistic

performance and education. We popularize

seaport and maritime traditions of Szczecin. Not

far away you will nd modern Yacht Port with a

two-level, 100-meter long drawbridge for

vehicles and pedestrians that connects

Lasztownia Isle and Grodzka Island.


Address: ul. Tadeusza Wendy 14, 70-655 Szczecin

Phone: (+48) 91 822 84 08

BE HAPPY Sweet Art & Illusion Museum

Museum of happiness in

Szczecin. Be Happy

Museum is a place where

dreams come true and

the imagination turns into

a sweet and colorful

experience. This is a place where illusion stuns

and laughs to tears. Dozens of scenes for taking

photos, Marshmallow foam pool, banana swing,

magic unicorn and much more. Our mission is to

cultivate happiness, share good memories and

make the world even sweeter! Visit us and share

your best photos with the world! Totally

Instagram-Friendly Attraction!


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Photo: BE HAPPY Sweet Art & Illusion Museum

Address: Aleja Papieża Jana Pawła II 3-4 70-413 Szczecin

Opening hours: Tu - Fr 12:00 - 19:00, Sa - Su 10:00 - 20:00

Phone: + 48 606 94 41 42

Tickets: 25 PLN / 20 PLN

Internet: http://behappymuseum.com/


Go-karts

The Go-kart Track in

Szczecin oers you:

-individual rides for

adults, youth and children

-track rental -integration

events -special

events

-organization of tournaments

-competitions

You can book the track for any days and hours.

Photo: Tor Gokartowy Szczecin

Address: al. Wojska Polskiego 237a

Opening hours: every day 12:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 604 511 508

Tickets: https://www.gokart.pl/cennik.htm?v01

Internet: https://www.gokart.pl/index.htm


Warsztatownia /Workshop

Their mission is to get

children from TV and

computer screens

showing how to spend

free time creatively,

having fun in a group and

creating beautiful things. They show how to

create something out of nothing - which at the

same time depends on the imagination of

children.

They have two Riddle Rooms - Save Christmas

and Forest Trolls.

Riddle Room "Save Christmas"

fun, thanks to which children develop

perceptiveness, cleverness, train their mind and

test their ability to work in a group under time

pressure! The rooms are built with passion and

heart, everything is made in them Hand Made,

invented and implemented by the

Warsztatownia.

They organize workshops for children, adults and

even family. They also build puzzles for their

rooms here. Real works of art are created during

the workshops and semi-camps.

Relaxation zone is an original idea. Here,

children indulge in the production of natural,

fragrant and colorful cosmetics, and real

relaxation in soft dressing gowns (dressed for

clothes, because it's fun) with chillout music.

Aromatherapy completes the wonderful

atmosphere.

Photo: Warsztatownia

Address: Małopolska 5

Phone: +48 502 523 884

Internet: https://warsztatownia.info/



Historical Cellars of Starka

Attraction for gourmets,

who are looking for local

delicacy are the cellars of

Starka. Starka is the

noble old Polish dry

vodka. Presently is

produced only in Szczecin, it became a local

delicacy. In making available for groups of

visitors old factory, walk among maturing in

huge wooden barrels of alcoholic beverages

crowns tasting of dierent kinds of Starki.

Photo: Starka

Address: ul. Jagiellońska 63/64 70-382 Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 4841321


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The Eureka Foundation of Professor JerzyStelmach

EUREKA oers three

interactive exhibitions

with experience in

science and technology.

The rst of them, "Eureka

Główna", is located in Ul.

Ściegiennego 42 has a collection of about 50

interactive exhibits, including Pythagoras water

theorem, ball in the air stream, acoustic

telephone, curvature of the light beam in the

glass. The exhibition also features a unique

exhibition on the Polish scale "Atomowa Eureka"

contains m.in. Model of the atomic nucleus

(so-called Stelmach disks), an interactive model

of the uranium centrifuge and the model of the

radioactive decay curve.

The second exhibition "Eureka Ruchu" is located

in the Museum of Technology and

Communication in Ul. Niemierzyńska 18A has a

collection of about 20 interactive exhibits,

including magic suitcase, Celtic stone, ecological

bike (conversion of muscle energy into

electricity).

The third exhibition "Eureka Astronomiczna" or

actually the planetarium is located in the tower

of the National Museum in Ul. Wały Chrobrego

3. Here you can see planetary shows that show

stars, galaxies and constellations in the sky and

lots of interesting information about space and

the universe. One of the attractions is a rotating

model of the Earth, several meters in diameter

Photo: Szczecin

Address: Wały Chrobrego Str. 4 70-502 Szczecin

Opening hours: Wednesday 10.00-16.00 Saturday

11.00-16.00

Phone: +48 91 43 03 633

Tickets: 14 PLN (normal) / 10 PLN (reduced)

Internet: www.fundacja-eureka.edu.pl

Sea eagleSe eagle ( or white-tailed

eagle) is the most

important national

symbol of Poland - it

appears on the Polish

emblem. But it is not

actually an eagle, but a hawk.

These birds have their sanctuary in Szczecin -

wounded birds recover their strengh here, but

then they stay and live on islands, that are in the

geographic center of the city, although they are

wild and under the Nature 2000 Programme.


Comorants' forest

Comorants are specic

birds. They live in large

herds and like to sit on

big and helthy trees. But

their excrements are

toxic, so trees that they

sit on get sick and die. Then they nd new trees.

That is how cormorants forest was made. You

can nd it on the north-west side of the Dąbie

Lake.



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SZCZECIN TOURIST CARD

City of Szczecin

Discover Szczecin with the Szczecin Tourist Card

available in 24h and 72h options. Enjoy the huge

savings with just one card!

The Szczecin Toursit Card you can buy:

• in every tourist information in Szczecin

• via "GoPay" mobile application available on

iOS and Android, selecting „Szczecin - Karta

Turystyczna” > Zakup biletu > Okresowy >

Normalny

• online through the service "GoPay", selecting

in the drop-down menu „Szczecin - Karta

Turystyczna” option

• at "Szczecin Manufacture" on Chrobry

Boulevard

The Szczecin Tourist Card means:

• traveling with public transport for free

• 50% discounts in all museums

• discount tickets for city's attractions, such as

rope park, civil shelter or ferry trips

• discounts in pubs, cafes, restaurants, hotels

• discounts for kayak rentals and kayak trips

• discount tickets for exhibitions in the Ducal

Castle

Full map of discounts is available on

www.szczecin.eu

Terms and conditions for selling the Szczecin

Tourist Card is to be found on the

www.szczecin.eu.

Cafe 22

There’s no better place in

Szczecin for that special

date, family get-together

or business meeting.

Classy and full of charm,

Café 22 is Szczecin’s

most fashionable coee house.

Located right in the centre, on the 22nd oor of

the city’s highest building, the café has its own

unique atmosphere, created in part by the

impressive view over Szczecin. From the 22nd

oor everything seems smaller and further away.

The most important thing is the here and now -

the kind of moment we all dream of having.

Photo: Cafe 22


Public Transport: trams no. 1, 5, 11, 12; buses no. 58, 59,

101, 107, A, B, C, D, F, G

Phone: +48 913 595 200

Internet: www.cafe22.pl


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iceberg in the city




which majestically


greenery. Its metal and glass facade

supplemented with light illuminations catch the

eye of each person who comes nearby. The

building was designed by catalonian architects

from Barozzi Veiga from Barcelona and


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immediately has become the icon of our city.

Modern design combined with inspiration taken

from historic building of Konzerthaus creates a

coherent whole of past, present and future of

Szczecin. It has received numerous awards,

including the Mies van der Rohe Award in 2015,

the Award of the President of the Republic of

Poland for the Best Architectural Structure in

Poland in the years 2013-2014 in the “LIFE IN

ARCHITECTURE” contest, and the award of the

“bryla. pl” website dealing with architecture.



Public Transport: Line no. 1 (tram)


Phone: +48 539 949 454

Tickets: depends on the event



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Card!

Spiżarnia Szczecińska

This place is at least as

Szczecin, as Szczecin

itself: you can order the

"Sea Days", "Griin's

delicacy" or "Sedina's

specialties". They make

their own paprikash, that is one of the famous

dishes from Szczecin, and process fruits and

vegetables which can be tasted on the spot or

taken home because Spiżarnia Szczecińska is a

restaurant and shop at the same time.

The place is being run by people, who love

Szczecin.





Phone: (+48) 914 888 881

Internet: http://spizarniaszczecinska.pl/pl



Pomeranian Dukes' Castle

Anyone entering Szczecin


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Opening hours: Courtyards everyday 06:00 - 23:00 Gallery

Tue - Sun. 10:00 - 18:00, Tourist Information every day 10:00

- 18:00



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Tickets: Courtyards free entrance, Gallery 6zł - normal, 4 zł -

reduced


More Info: https://www.instagram.com/zamekszczecin/.

Reduced ticket with Szczecin Tourist Card.

Mała Tumska

It is in the center, but on

the side. In the most

prestigious area: between

the Cathedral and the

Royal Gate, Solidarity

Square, Szczecin

Philharmonic. One of the reviews on Trip Advisor

says about it:

"Cozy, nice, tasty. What more should man want?

Well, you can - instead of broth was tomato soup

- without subsidies. Mega cabbage cod as I

remember. Great service, prices sightly high, but

for the quality WORTH :)"

Photo: Mała Tumska

Address: ul. Mariacka 26

Opening hours: 12 - 23

Phone: (+48) 914 480 116

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Fri, Sat: 10 - 18; Sun: 10 - 16

Phone: (+48) 914 599 200







Bro Burgers

Bro Burgers follows the

slogan "Street doesn't

mean worse", street food

is gaining a new face, it

can be tastier, better and

healthier, better than in

many stationary restaurants! No more expensive

and chemical fast food, our products are always

fresh and selected so that you enjoy the highest

quality.

Photo: Bro Burgers

Address: Rayskiego 24

Opening hours: Mo – Fri. 12:00 – 20:00, Sat. 12:00 – 24:00

Sun. 13:00 - 20:00

Phone: + 48 518 472 307

Internet: http://www.broburgers.pl/



Przełomy Kafe

Przełomy Kafe is a place

located in the heart of the

city, in the Museum of

Dialogues and

Breakthrough. A place for

meetings and debates on



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controversial topics related to recent history.

Building itself got award for World Building of

the Year 2016 at the World Architecture Festival.

Przełomy Kafe has the best herring roll in

Szczecin, and you pay as much as you want for

coee.

Photo: Przełomy Kafe

Address: plac Solidarnosci 1

Opening hours: Mo - Sat. 10:00 - 18:00, Sun. 10:00 - 17:00

Phone: +48 516 183 833



Francuzka

Bakery, where you can

eat breakfast and drink

coee, recharge yourself

to start the day. The

restaurant, which is

always on your way

because it is located in the center of the city - on

Brama Portowa sq. Scrambled eggs and bacon?

British sandwich with lettuce, fried egg and

bacon? Sweet pancakes? Or maybe just a

baguette with cream cheese and chives?

Francuzka is opened daily from 7:30.

Photo: Francuzka Cafe

Address: ul. Grodzka 2

Public Transport: bus no. 52, A, B, C, D; tram no. 1, 2, 3, 7, 8,

9


Phone: (+48) 918 209 443

Internet: https://www.facebook.com/FrancuzkaPiekarnia


Dialogue Center "Upheavals"It's one of branches of the

National Museum in

Szczecin, where we

present the newest



with particular attention

given to social protests and breaking events in

the years

1970–1971, 1980–1981, 1988–1989, that lead

Poland to regain

independence in 1989. The building that houses

our museum is

partially hidden under the Solidarity Plaza,

adjacent to the Concert

Hall. The exhibition is interactive, apart from

subject-related pieces,

in its underground rooms you may see lms,

pictures and recordings

of the events’ witnesses and participants.

Location of the museum has

not been chosen by an accident - it was here

when on 17 December 1970

rst shots were red at the protesters. In July

2016, the Dialogue Centre


Europe. Four months later,

on November 18, the same building was named

World Building of the Year.





Phone: (+48) 571 309 239


Internet: http://przelomy.muzeum.szczecin.pl




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The Europa Restaurant & CaféThey have a delicious

breakfast buet available

also for non-guests at the

hotel, as well as quick

lunches, business lunches

and gourmet dinners, and

on Sunday afternoon family lunches for families

with children. Composing new avors, they

choose products focusing on seasonality, close

location of crops, and above all high quality.

is a good place for everything - for a break, an

informal business conversation, special events,

and especially for a meeting in a good

atmosphere!


Address: Radisson Blu Hotel Szczecin, Plac Rodła 10

Opening hours: Every day 6.30-22.00

Phone: + 48 91 359 51 90



City Tour

During sightseeing tour

by minibus with an audio

guide you will admire the

most famous sights of the

city and nd an answer

for many non-standard

questions like: What is the similarity between

Szczecin and Egypt? There are 2 stops planned

for you to take some unique photos.

Service description:

- Free pick up at hotel or at the other appointed

place.

- There is no xed timetable. We start on

request.

- Sightseeing route inclusive all the key sights.

- Two 10 minutes stops are planned.

- Tape presentation doesn't require headphones.

- Audio Guide in English / German / Danish

- Minibus for max. 8 persons, but there is a

possibility for making special tour for more than

8 persons

Photo: Magnolia Tours

Address: Kolumba 1/6

Phone: +48 607 211 500

Tickets: 18 - 20 Euro

Internet: http://poznaj.szczecin.pl/zwiedzanie-szczecina



National Museum in Szczecin

The National Museum in

Szczecin was established

in 1945 and is situated in

a beautiful, old building.

Here you can see

exhibitions including

ancient and modern works of art as well as

ethnographic and archaeological objects.


Address: WałyChrobrego 3, Szczecin



Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 914 315 200

Tickets: Adult: 10zł; Discount: 5zł





Fanaberia

The Fanaberia tea house

opened its doors to you in

2003, but the idea of its

creation germinated and

matured much earlier.

The curiosity of the world

and the journeys resulting from it became an

inspiration - the closer ones, for example to


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Krakow, as well as those further, even to Paris.

During my stay in these cities, the aura of local

cafes, all these mysterious, discreet and at the

same time vibrant places, had a soothing eect

on me. Wanting to take at least a bit of charm of

those memories with me to Szczecin, I set out on

the most important journey of my life - a journey

through the world of avors and aromas. Journey

through distant cultures, but also the quiet

corners of home.

Photo: Fanaberia

Address: ul.Ks. Bogusława X-go 5/LU2

Opening hours: Mo - Sat. 10:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 91 812 74 75 separator

Internet: https://www.fanaberia.szczecin.pl/


More Info: -15% (-10% for shopping) with Szczecin Tourist

Card

Bistro Na Językach

It is an open kitchen with

stands oering a variety

of dishes. What's more,

many of them will be

prepared before your

very eyes. Composing a

meal takes about 8-10 minutes.

After entering Bistro, you will receive a chip card

on which your invoice will be saved. They do not

provide waiter service, which is why orders are

placed and picked up at designated places. You

only pay when you leave.

For orders that require a little longer

preparation, you'll get a special pager that will

glow and vibrate when the dish is ready to pick

up.

Photo: BISTRO NA JĘZYKACH

Address: Grodzka 2


Sun. 13:00 - 18:00

Phone: +48 91 820 36 79

More Info: - 10% with Szczecin Tourist Card for food and

coee

Old Town Hall - The Szczecin History Museum

The rst mention of the

wooden market hall,

which was also the venue

for the deliberations of

the court and the

meetings of the city

councillors called “theatrum”, dates back to

1245. The current Gothic town hall hails from

mid-15th Century, with Henryk Brunsberg

considered to be its builder. The richly-decorated

façade featuring glazed stones adds a painterly

style to the structure. The building has arcades

on its south wall, which used to play host to

court proceedings on summer days. The City

Council convened here twice a week.

From the 14th Century the resolutions of the

City Council were announced twice a year, i.e. on

1 May and 29 September. As some of them were

quite peculiar, it is no wonder that such

announcements sometimes left the city in tumult.

Examples included the introduction of the

anti-Hussite tax in 1428 and the raising of the

prices of spirits in 1616. Less severe regulations

were e.g. the resolution from 1418 against

calumniators and rumourmongers slandering

“lords, dukes, knights, squires, ladies, girls,

priests, and vassals...”, or one law from 1558

which limited the luxury and excess during

wedding celebrations, baptisms, and funerals.

From 5 to 13 December 1570 the town hall

hosted a Peace Congress ending the Northern

Seven Years' War between Sweden and

Denmark.

After the damage suered during the

Brandenburg sieges, it was rebuilt in the

Baroque style and served its purpose until the


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City Council was moved to the New Town Hall in

1879.

Reconstructed again after the War in 1975 as the

National Museum, it houses exhibitions

dedicated to Szczecin’s past.

In Cellars there is a restaurant serving polish

cuisine named "Wyszak".


Address: Mściwoja II 8


Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 91 431 52 55





The National Museum in Szczecin — TheMuseum of Contemporary Art

The Museum of

Contemporary Art is

located in a classicist

building of former

Szczecin stronghold

garrison headquarters,

built in the last quarter of the 18th century,

repeatedly converted in subsequent years. As

long, as until the end of World War II, it was

used by military authorities.

In 1970s it was handed over to the National

Museum in Szczecin. In 1980, after a conversion,

it became the seat of a branch of the Museum

related to contemporary art. Series of temporary

exhibitions carries out a programme of

propagating and promoting contemporary art on

the basis of the Museum's own collection (Polish

and foreign art) and projects co-arranged with

other institutions, organizations and artists in

Poland and abroad.

Beside presentations of vital phenomena of

Polish art, regional programme focused on the

most important artists of Western Pomerania,

the Museum coordinates international Mare

Articum programme, within which, among

others, it organizes Baltic Contemporary Art

Biennial.

Photo: Szczecin



Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 91 43 15 236





Wół i Krowa

The restaurant has clear

industrial-style interior

with lush ora, a friendly

waiter service and

delicious food. They have

been in Szczecin since

2015. Their menu is built with real, juicy beef.

They serve not only burgers, but also great

soups, a variety of main dishes, including pasta

and salads. The restaurant received the 1 of the

10 best restaurants in Poland according to

LOGO.

Photo: Wół i Krowa

Address: ul. Jagiellońska 11


01:00, Sun. 11:00 - 23:00

Phone: +48 791 000 699 , +48 731 000 644

Internet: http://wolikrowa.com/






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The National Museum in Szczecin — TheMuseum of Regional Traditions

The Museum of Regional

Traditions is located in

Baroque Landed Gentry

House (Pommersche

Landsmannschaft), built

in years 1726–1727

according to the order of Prussian king Frederick

William I. The building was designed by Gerhard

Cornelius de Walrave (1692–1773), the author

of, among others, famous Kłodzko fortess and

fortications of Szczecin.

The palace served as the session hall of

Pomeranian provincial authorities and a royal

residence during king's stays in Szczecin. Over

the entrance, there is the coat of arms of

Pomerania and at the top of the facade – coat of

arms of the king of Prussia against a background

of panoply (crossed military equipment) and

allegoric images of royal virtues: Justice and

Sagacity.

In the period between the world wars the palace

was re-arranged into the seat of the Pomeranian

State Museum (Pommersches Landesmuseum),

and after World War II the building was taken

over by the Museum of Western Pomerania,

presently the National Museum in Szczecin. It

houses exhibitions of, above all, relics of

Pomeranian art from middle ages to Baroque,

including Romanesque capitals from Kołbacz,

early-Gothic Crucix from Kamień Pomorski, a

portrait of duke Philip I by Lucas Cranach the

Younger and impressive jewels of Pomeranian

dukes from the 16th and 17th centuries.

Photo: Szczecin



Closed on Mondays.

Phone: +48 91 43 15 208

Tickets: [email protected]





Vege Club Amar

You won't nd any menu

there. You come and you

order a meal. If you want

to know in advance what

is for today's dinner,

check the prole on

Facebook (www.facebook.com/vegeclubamar).

Every day something else is to eat, but one thing

is certain - you'll never ever nd any meat, milk,

eggs or any other animal products in your food.

Even better - most of the ingredients come from

organic farms that are less than 100 km from

Szczecin.

The blend of spices and their own recipies make

Amar absolutely unique, aromatic and above all -

very tasty. It's one of those places that you

really need to visit.


Address: Monte Cassino 36a

Public Transport: Trams no. 1, 5, 11, 12

Opening hours: 12:00 - 18:00 (Mo - Fr)

Phone: +48 519 801 863

Internet: http://www.amarvege.pl



Tkacka Kuchnia Kraftowa (Craft kitchen)

Pizza unlike any other

non-obvious dishes and

desserts created without

compromise, specialty

coee, craft beers and

Italian wines. They only

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Italy,

feta comes from Greece, tomatoes for sauce from

the hills of Vesuvius and Oscypek from Pieniny.

Everything they serve has been prepared from

scratch.

From pizza dough to mayonnaise in garlic sauce!

The only spices are cinnamon sticks, anise stars,

cloves, salt, sugar and pepper.

Photo: Tkacka Kuchnia Kraftowa

Address: u. Tkacka 2a


Phone: +48 91 433 73 37

Internet: https://www.tkacka2.pl/


More Info: -15% for food with Szczecin Tourist Card

Bajgle Króla Jana

Absolutely exceptional

place not only in Szczecin

but in Poland. Bajgle

Króla Jana or King John's

Bagels is one of the very

rst bagel bakeries in the

country. Holding a title of Szczecin's best

restaurant since 2016 (according to TripAdvisor),

awarded the Certicate of Excellence every year

since 2017. Impeccable rating on all social

media sites and raving reviews are making this

place a sure stop for everyone visiting Szczecin.

According to many they serve the best bagels on

this site of the Atlantic. Bagels are all rolled by

hand, boiled and baked on site every morning

and served (with 5 toppings to choose from) in

20 carefully crafted sandwich variations for

meat-eaters, vegetarians and vegans alike.

Among classics such as Pastrami Ruben, B.L.T.

with crispy bacon or Cream Cheese and Lox are

their own extravagant creations.

They also serve soup of the day (always vegan),

home-baked cakes, cookies and pies, delicious

specialty coee from one of the best coee

roasters in Poland, herbal and fruit infusions,

teas and a good selection of cold drinks and

some alcoholic beverages as well.

Bajgle Króla Jana is very casual with nice decor,

homey atmosphere and friendly yet attentive

table service. It is a family friendly (baby high

chair and changing table available) as well as all

pets friendly place.

A perfect stop for a lazy breakfast, a quick coee

break, hearty lunch or even an evening snack

and a drink.

Photo: Bajgle Króla Jana

Address: Rynek Nowy 6

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 08:30 - 20:00, Fri. 08:30 - 21:00

Sat. 9:00 - 21:00, Sun. 9:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 732 022 028

Internet: https://www.bajglekrolajana.pl/



Bananowa Szklarnia

Everyone will nd

something for

themselves. They can

boast that they serve

breakfast all day. You will

also nd a dessert

website with them and enjoy a delicious coee.

There are many vegetarian and meat items on

the menu.

Photo: Bananowa Szklarnia

Address: al. Papieza Jana Pawla II 45

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 9:00 - 21:00 Fri. 09:00 - 23:00 Sat.

10:00 - 22:00 Sun. 10:00 - 21:00

Phone: +48 512 985 741




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Ole Bistro & Tapas'Little Spain in the heart

of Szczecin' - this is how

Ole Bistro & Tapas

restaurant located on the

Boulevards can be

described in a few words.

The idea for its creation was born in the minds of

the owners long before the opening, and the

search for a suitable place took over 2 years ...

Having and running your own restaurant was a

natural need. Inspired by the Spanish climate,

they decided to move a small part of the Iberian

Peninsula to their hometown. They wanted to

create a unique place where the door is always

open, the atmosphere is loose and joyful, and the

food and wine delicious and non-standard. The

choice of location was not accidental. A beautiful

view of the Szczecin panorama and the owing

Odra River have made the Szczecin Bulwary an

ideal place. However, before the restaurant

could serve delicious Spanish food, the chefs

carefully composed the menu for two months,

taking care of every detail and repeatedly testing

the menu items. At the end of October 2017, Ole

Bistro & Tapas was oicially opened. A warm,

energetic place has been created, where you

have the opportunity to try wonderful

Spanish-European cuisine and regional

specialties in a pleasant atmosphere, with a

beautiful view and Spanish music in the

background.

Photo: Ole Bistro & Tapas

Address: Bulwar Gdyński 2

Opening hours: Wed - Thu. 12:00 - 21:30 Fri. 12:00 - 22:00

Sat. 12:00 - 23:00 Sun. 12:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 91 852 42 42

Internet: http://olebistro.pl



RybarexRybarex was opened on

March 13, 1981 and

operated under the name

of the then Centrala

Rybna. The restaurant

sold mainly ready-made,

previously prepared and frozen products:

breaded pollock cubes, sh burgers, fries, and

the soups on oer were delivered in thermoses

from the Fish Headquarters. Interestingly,

despite the fact that they were in the place from

the early hours and immediately tempted

customers with aromas, in accordance with the

headquarters assumptions, the soups were only

sold from 1pm.

Photo: Szczecin


Opening hours: Tue - Fri. 10:00 - 19:00, Sat. 10:00 - 18:00,

Sun. 12:00 - 17:00

Phone: +48 914 343 222

Internet: www.rybarex.pl



Meet & Fit – Slow Food

It is a network of

bistro-type gastronomic

points operating in the

open kitchen model. The

Meet & Fit menu includes

a wide selection of

burgers with grilled beef, poultry and vegan,

salads, Belgian fries and sweet potatoes, fruit

and vegetable smoothies, pressed juices.

Photo: Meet & Fit – Slow Food

Address: Wojska Polskiego 4

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 11:00 - 22:00 Fri. 11:00 - 23:00

Sat. 12:00 - 23:00 Sun. 12:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 508 520 717

Internet: http://www.meetandt.pl



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Prasad

Prasad (eng: ancient

orchard) is a small

restaurant next to the

Golden Route, near the

town hall. An

unsuspicious place,

where Polish and Hindu cuisine meet each other.

For example, you can order pancakes with

peanut paste with curry and chickpeas,

dumplings with lentils and onions, vegan

meatballs with potatoes and cabbage, creamy

carrot soup with ginger and roasted sunower...

In this restaurant you will nd mostly vegan food

(vegetarian option are also to be found). You can

even try one of the typical Szczecin specialities:

patty (Pasztecik) - vegan, of course.


Address: ul. Felczaka 8B


Opening hours: weekdays: 11 - 18; weekends: 12 - 17

Phone: (+48) 607 118 268

Internet: http://www.prasad.pl



Lufa Shotbar

You think about shots -

you think about Lufa! A

harmonious team that

creates a new place that

serves mostly Shots in

Szczecin.

Photo: Lufa



02:00, Sun. 20:00 - 01:00

Phone: + 48 723 329 749


P'Art One PubFor some the drinks are

art, just like in P'Art One

Pub every cocktail drink

is piece of art .

Photo: P'Art One

Address: Monte Cassino 1/1


03:00, Sun. 17:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 604 543 272



Jak Malina

They use their

imagination and talents,

while creating dishes -

but also full-edged and

unrened products. No

white sugar nor dairy

products; only naturally gluten-free cereals;

Buckwheat our and rice is also fresh made in

the restaurant. They avoid frying - the

ingredients are baked, cooked, steamed. It's a

restaurant with a vegetable kitchen, and after

dinner you will feel light - despite the big meal.



Public Transport: bus no. 58, 59, 68, 86, 101, 107, A, B, C, D,

F, G; tram no. 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 11, 12


Phone: (+48) 503 978 318

Internet: http://jakmalina.pl



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Sok z ŻukaFirst place so hidden on

the map of Szczecin. Sok

z Żuka is created in the

"Speakeasy" convention,

which secret bars were

created in the United

States during Prohibition. "Speak easy boys!" -

that name came from silencing the guests of the

premises so that unwanted people would not nd

them. Were these types of premises operating in

Poland? Apparently in communism time. In

Szczecin it is the rst place of this type! Once

you discover the secret entrance, inside you will

enjoy a good beer, drinks, darts and billiards.

Photo: Sok z Żuka

Address: Pocztowa 9

Opening hours: Mo - Wed. 16:00 - 01:00 Thu. 16:00 - 02:00

Fri - Sat. 16:00 - 03:00 Sun. 16:00 - 01:00

Phone: + 48 604 543 272



Marshal Food

Marshal food is a

restaurant inspired by

British cuisine. From the

beginning, we have

received postive reviews

about English breakfasts

with a variety of avors and lling. But British

cuisine is not just beans and popular sh &

chips. It also aromatic pies, tasty soups, good

cheeses, delicious puddings. This is the taste of

apples, rhubarb and great tea. Flavors

penetrating dishes of colonial cuisine . On these

tastes – coming from the British colonies we base

our seasonal menu. Autumn brings us the smell

of colorful India.

Our restaurant is not only tasty food. In warm

blue-burgundy british colors you will nd space

for a family meal, a business meeting or an

afternoon with friends.

You can talk, discuss, work, relax, laugh, have

fun, have a drink, a quick lunch, a delicious

dessert or a unique wine and beer. We create for

you a place you will want to visit and return.

See you later!


Address: 23 Rayskiego st.



Phone: +48531288099

Internet: www.marshalfood.pl

More Info: contact via fanpage on Facebook, Insta or Snap

Tilt!

Tilt is a place where

bartenders will prepare

for you unique cocktails

from the classic canon of

drinks and current

trends. A cold beer

straight from the tap and a wide selection of

bottled beers are waiting for each guest aswell.

Tilt is the only point on the Szczecin gastronomy

map where you can play on classic lppers from

the 90s and sit down with a beer at tables with

Pac-Man or immortal Tanks!

Photo: Tilt!

Address: Bogusława X 7

Opening hours: Mo. 17:00 - 24:00 Tue - Thu. 17:00 - 02:00,

Fri - Sat. 17:00 - 04:00, Sun. 17:00 - 24:00

Phone: +48 515 358 638


More Info: - 20% for bar with Szczecin Tourist Card


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The Ptak i PiesUnconventional Cocktail

Bar located in the very

center of Szczecin. The

Ptak i Pies is a place that

stimulates endorphins,

evokes extraordinary

emotions and our experience, creativity and

skills are the recipe to spend unforgettable

evening meetings!

Photo: The Ptak i Pies

Address: Bałuki 16

Opening hours: Wed. - Tue. 17:00 - 24:00 Thu. 17:00 - 01:00

Fri - Sat. 17:00 - 03:00

Phone: +48 570 510 554

Internet: http://www.theptakipies.pl



Szczecin's Underground Tourist Routes

Szczecin's Underground

Tourist Routes oer

guided tours in the

shelters from World War

II. The former secret

underground route is

fascinating and a great choice for everyone who

is looking for a thrilling experience.

Photo: Tourism Center Magnolia

Address: Kolumba 1, in main train station, on platform 1

Phone: +48 605 433 433

Internet: www.schron.szczecin.pl

More Info: Tour starts every day at 12pm for individual

tourists

17 SCHODÓW

The name of the place

refers to the number of

steps leading to level -1 of

the tenement house at ul.

Targ Rybny 1. It is there -

visible from the entrance

- the heart of the premises, i.e. a spectacular

8-meter, elegantly illuminated bar.

17 Stairs are not just sublime drinks. By buying

cocktails you get unforgettable emotions.

Photo: 17 schodów cocktail bar

Address: Targ Rybny 1

Opening hours: Sun - Mon. 18:00 - 24:00 Tue - Thu. 18:00 -

02:00 Fri - Sat. 18:00 - 03:00

Phone: +48 723 895 123

Internet: www.17schodow.com

More Info: - 10% with tourist card

Discover Szczecin… from the waterside

As an alternative to

walking, cycling or

movie-watching … enjoy a

motorboat ride on the

Oder River or Dabie

Lake! Spots which can

not be reached on foot, by car or bicycle, can be

reached by … a motorboat. You will enjoy not

only the amazing panorama of Szczecin from the

riverside, but also many interesting places – the

backwaters of the Swieta River and the

picturesque spots of Wydrnik canal, the so-called

Venice of Szczecin, as well as the Dabie Lake

and many islands and canals. A motorboat cruise

is a great opportunity to watch wild nature –

herons, white-tailed sea eagles, beavers, otters

and many rare species of ora. Since they are

equipped in a rather small engine, no motorboat

driving license is required.

The Motorboat rental: Bulwar Gdanski (3

Zbozowa street).

Open daily from 10:00 – 19:00

the Bosun’s phone number: +48 734 401 410.

Team Boats: Bulwar Chrobrego

Opened daily from 10:00 to 19:00

the Bosun’s phone number: +48 517 170 903


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Cruises around Port of Szczecin and Lake Dąbie

Cruises are oered by:

THE WHITE FLEET : ul. Jana z Kolna 7

ODRA QUEEN, PEENE QUEEN

www.statki.net.pl, + 48 667 081 055

DZIEWANNA www.statek.pl, +48 601 787 649

JOANNA www.msjoanna.pl, +48 609 055 431

TALIZMAN (+48 668 895 522)


More Info: - 15% for motorboats and for 15 zł ticket for White

Fleet with Szczecin Tourist Card.

m/s Joanna

A real treat for fans of

parties or relaxation on

the water. For lovers of

good beer and beautiful

views of Szczecin. The

ship, where you can relax

with chillout music or party with the electronic

music.

A ferry, which invites DJs such as Zombie (Simon

Karpierz), Kuncfot (James Kondarewicz), Porek

Simon (Simon Porowski), Vitek, Sin Sensor,

Maciej Wunsch, Konrad Kacak, Pinio, Cee Dee or

Rado.

The only one that will take you on a cruise with

sunset, showing the unusual sights of Święta

River or Lake Dabie.


Address: Bulwar Piastowski


no. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9

Phone: (+48) 609 055 431

Internet: http://msjoanna.pl


More Info: Get discount ticket with the Szczecin Tourist

Card!

Wiking - Kayak trips and Kayak rentalKayak routes are an

original project developed

and conducted by Robert

Filipski (Wiking Szczecin)

since 2009. Trips have

become a tourist product

of Szczecin, which was attended by over 3,000

tourists getting to know our city and Western

Pomerania. This is not only canoeing on the Oder

River, but also an interesting and original form

of visiting Szczecin and Western Pomerania with

a guide kayak or individually. The Tall Ship

Races Sailing Rally crews, participants of

international conferences, youth from EU

projects sailed on our routes. It happened more

than once that guests from Warsaw, Poznań,

Katowice came by train especially for the trip.

And all this to look and explore Szczecin and the

surrounding area, from a kayak perspective. And

that these are beautiful views, you can check for

yourself by participating in trips. We service all

areas of Szczecin and the surrounding area

within a 100km radius. In other places we have

partner bases cooperating with us. There are

also kayak rental next to beach on Głębokie

Lake.

Photo: Wiking

Address: Bohaterów Getta Warszawskiego 18

Opening hours: biuro everyday 10:00 - 18:00, Kayak rental on

Głębokie Lake 10:00 - 19:00 in summer season

Phone: +48 501 036 860

Tickets: https://wycieczki.szczecin.pl/pl/i/CENNIK-USLUG/16

Internet: http://www.kajaki.szczecin.pl/news.php


More Info: - 5 PLN on kayak trip and kayak rental on

Głębokie Lake with Szczecin Tourist Card


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Exp Pub & Games RoomSometimes it is worth to

spend the evening in the

pub with friends, and in

addition for beer or a

drink, take cards or a

board game from the bar.

And the Exp Pub is equipped really well. Enjoy!





Internet: http://exp.szczecin.pl


More Info: Get 15% discount for beer with the Szczecin

Tourist Card!

Kana Theatre

Kana is an independent

theatre and center

founded and run since

1979 by Zygmunt

Duczyński, and since

2006 by the team he

established.

The Kana Theatre operates in the following

areas: popularization and promotion of culture in

such aspects as: theatre, performing arts, music,

and interdisciplinary forms (with a special focus

on artistic activities transgressing limits of

particular genres, using various languages,

searching for codes of communication with the

audience beyond dramatic text and in the space

of experiment); own artistic activity: work on

their own productions, including performances,

theatre-related projects, artistic and socially

oriented action as well as other forms of cultural

activities; cultural education: exchange of

theatre-related experiences and practices,

programs of perfecting acting techniques,

training artistic leaders and cultural animators,

promoting knowledge about the theatre as a

method of self-development, promoting

experimental and alternative theatre, improving

knowledge, techniques and skills of people

interested in folklore and traditions of various

cultures.

The Kana Theatre continues the idea of the

cultural centre formulated by Zygmunt

Duczyński. The program of the Kana’s activities

is based on the key concept of originality and

personal aspect in relation to both particular

artists and the artistic team: selection of topics,

projects and areas of activity is closely related to

both the range of interests (and research) of

individual members of the team, and to the

collectively worked out program line. This

position makes it possible to maintain the

continuity and progressive character of the

accomplished projects.

Calendar - http://www.kana.art.pl/kalendarium

Photo: Kana

Address: Pl. św. św. Piotra i Pawła 4/5

Phone: + 48 91 433 03 88

Tickets: http://www.kana.art.pl/bilety

Internet: http://www.kana.art.pl/


More Info: Reduced ticket with Szczecin Tourist Card

Baltica Wellness & Spa

Baltica Wellness & Spa,

the center located in the

heart of Szczecin is an

unusual place. Here you

can go for both a beauty

treatment and spend an

amazing Spa weekend for two, using among

others attractive cosmetics or a wide range of

massages. The three-level center has a unique

atmosphere, and a well-qualied, professional

sta provides the highest quality services.


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Baltica Wellness & Spa is a modern City-Spa

located in the very center of Szczecin, in the

Pazim business and entertainment complex. It is

the largest facility of this type in Western

Pomerania. On three oors, biological

regeneration is oered (e.g. aromatherapy,

massages, cosmetics, Spa rituals) as well as

medical diagnostics, prophylaxis and

rehabilitation (e.g. magnetotherapy,

electrotherapy, kinesitherapy, hydrotherapy).

The focal point of the resort is the Wellness Zone

- a fabulous place for baths, saunas and a jacuzzi

with the only snow grotto in Szczecin. The

center also has a separate Fitness Zone. The

oer is complemented by luxury cosmetic

services, L’Or - hair salons, Spa mini shop and

Café Baltica - a perfect place to relax after a

series of treatments, a business meeting or with

friends.

Guests of the Center have the opportunity to

take advantage of various occasional packages,

stay packages and health programs, including for

athletes or pregnant women.

Baltica Wellness & Spa is located in the very

center of Szczecin, but the atmosphere here is

far from the hustle and bustle. The resort is

directly connected to the exclusive Radisson Blu

hotel, while the entire complex is well connected

to all parts of the city. Baltica Wellness & Spa is

the rst of its kind and the largest spa center in

West Pomerania.

Photo: Baltica Wellness & Spa


Opening hours: https://spabaltica.pl/en/contact

Phone: +48 91 359 44 00

Internet: https://spabaltica.pl/index.php/en



BachusThis winebar has been

operating since 1999. In

one of the charming

tenements near the

Castle of the Pomeranian

Dukes. It oers a wide

selection of wines from around the world, beers

and spirits in the company of rich menus,

including seasonal and regional dishes. The

specialty is sh and seafood, so in the menu you

may also nd shark steak or fried Kerguelen.

Occasionally, enthusiasts of the Slow Food

trends meet there. Thanks to the high guest

reviews, TripAdvisor certied the place with the

quality certicate.


Address: ul. Sienna 6


no. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9


Phone: 662 281 273

Internet:

https://www.facebook.com/winiarniarestauracjabachus


Tarzania

Our rope park is a great

way of spending free time

originating in France.

Fashion for active leisure,

extreme sports means

that in Western European

countries such parks can be found often.

Especially since it is one of the safest forms of

active stay at height. Participants of rope

programs learn self-control, responsibility,

techniques of maintaining balance and break the

barrier of height fear or fear.

It provides an unforgettable experience,


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adrenaline and eort in the fresh air.

Photo: Tarzania

Address: ul. Zegadłowicza

Opening hours: http://tarzania.pl/godziny-otwarcia/

Phone: +48 796 07 11 55 , +48 668 922 002

Internet: http://tarzania.pl/


More Info: Discount ticket with Szczecin Tourist Card

SKIPARK

They are the only center

of this type in the West

Pomeranian Voivodeship

that can guarantee you,

both adults and children,

beginners and

professionals, great sports entertainment and an

unforgettable experience while using the

innovative MAXXTRACKS ski slopes, creative

CLIP'N CLIMB climbing walls and the VALO

interactive wall CLIMB.

Photo: Skipark

Address: Kazimierza Twardowskiego 5

Opening hours: Mo - Fri. 12:00 - 20:00, Sat - Sun. 10:00 -

20:00

Phone: +48 575 392 228, +48 575 392 227

Internet: https://skipark.szczecin.pl/


More Info: -15% with Szczecin Tourist Card

AXENATION

They are located at 34B

Jagiellońska Street in a

former bread oven

factory, while the

entrance to the premises

can be found at 5 July

35D Street. There is a car park for guests.

Their club has 240 m2, 6 tracks with a place to

rest and a bar serving craft beers, therefore we

oer a wide range of events: birthday,

team-building, stag and hen parties.

For larger groups, they advice to contact them,

so they will arrange the course and attractions of

the event individually.

Photo: axenation

Address: ul. Jagiellońska 34B


Phone: +48 518 971 533

Internet: https://axenation.com/en/locations/szczecin/


More Info: Entrance is from 5 lipca Street. - 20 zł with


Kids Arena

Kids Arena is a family

theme park located in the

city center. This location

allows quick and easy

access by public

transport from almost

every corner of Szczecin.

Photo: Kids Arena

Address: Sztasica 1


20:00, Sun. 10:00 - 19:00

Phone: +48 91 817 38 83

Tickets: http://kidsarena.pl/pl/cennik-biletow

Internet: http://kidsarena.pl/



BE HAPPY Sweet Art & Illusion Museum

Museum of happiness in

Szczecin. Be Happy

Museum is a place where

dreams come true and

the imagination turns into

a sweet and colorful

experience. This is a place where illusion stuns

and laughs to tears. Dozens of scenes for taking

photos, Marshmallow foam pool, banana swing,

magic unicorn and much more. Our mission is to

cultivate happiness, share good memories and


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make the world even sweeter! Visit us and share

your best photos with the world! Totally

Instagram-Friendly Attraction!

Photo: BE HAPPY Sweet Art & Illusion Museum

Address: Aleja Papieża Jana Pawła II 3-4 70-413 Szczecin

Opening hours: Tu - Fr 12:00 - 19:00, Sa - Su 10:00 - 20:00

Phone: + 48 606 94 41 42

Tickets: 25 PLN / 20 PLN

Internet: http://behappymuseum.com/


More Info: Ticket for 20zł with Szczecin Tourist Card

Warsztatownia /Workshop

Their mission is to get

children from TV and

computer screens

showing how to spend

free time creatively,

having fun in a group and

creating beautiful things. They show how to

create something out of nothing - which at the

same time depends on the imagination of

children.

They have two Riddle Rooms - Save Christmas

and Forest Trolls.

Riddle Room "Save Christmas"

fun, thanks to which children develop

perceptiveness, cleverness, train their mind and

test their ability to work in a group under time

pressure! The rooms are built with passion and

heart, everything is made in them Hand Made,

invented and implemented by the

Warsztatownia.

They organize workshops for children, adults and

even family. They also build puzzles for their

rooms here. Real works of art are created during

the workshops and semi-camps.

Relaxation zone is an original idea. Here,

children indulge in the production of natural,

fragrant and colorful cosmetics, and real

relaxation in soft dressing gowns (dressed for

clothes, because it's fun) with chillout music.

Aromatherapy completes the wonderful

atmosphere.

Photo: Warsztatownia

Address: Małopolska 5

Phone: +48 502 523 884

Internet: https://warsztatownia.info/



EVENTS

City of Szczecin

Szczecin is the place to see and enjoy, including

great recurring events.

In planning your visit will help you the list below

. Find out what’s happening during your stay!

BUD-GRYF & HOME fair

BUD-GRYF Construction

Fair is an event intended

for businesses and

individuals looking for

construction inspiration,

new technologies,

construction materials and products, as well as

renewable and conventional energy. This year

BUD-GRYF broadens its oer with the HOME

Interior Design Fair, where we can nd decor,

tting and nishing materials for ats and

houses.BUD-GRYF & HOME Fair is an event

intended for businesses and individuals looking


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for new technologies, materials and products

related to construction, as well as renewable and

conventional energy. The organiser of

BUD-GRYF & HOME 2020 is Żegluga

Szczecińska. Come down and check out what our

exhibitors have to oer!

BUD-GRYF & HOME is the only fair in the West

Pomeranian Voivodeship dedicated to the

construction, energy, and interior design

industry. The event is intended for individuals

and businesses interested in presenting their

latest products, getting updates on current

trends and changes in the construction and

nishing market, and establishing new business

relationships. The Fair remains the best

opportunity for business promotion, increase of

sales eectiveness, as well as building

relationships with potential customers and

business partners.

The oer of around 150 traders attracts over

8000 visitors in the exhibition hall!

The Fair means: knowledge - experience -

inspiration.

On 2020 the event will be held on 27th-29th of

March.

Photo: Żegluga Szczecińska TW

Address: Łasztownia

Internet: www.zstw.szczecin.pl

Szczecin Easter Fair

The event will be held on

4th and 5th of April and

will initiate a series of

events, which will take

place as part of the

“Colorful Avenue”

project.

The Easter Fair will be an excellent opportunity

to taste traditional delicacies, buy hand-made

gifts from the local artists and enjoy the folk

atmosphere of Easter.

More about: www.zstw.szczecin.pl/en


Address: Plac Żołnierza Polskiego

Tickets: free

Internet: https://zstw.szczecin.pl/en/events



(Miejska Strefa Letnia) is

a place where both the

inhabitants of Szczecin

and tourists love to spend

their free time. During

the day, the beach on Grodzka Island is a perfect

area for hikers, who can enjoy the beautiful

panorama of the Chrobry Embankment, as well

as the calm and pleasant atmosphere. In the

evening, the area turns into a real beach bar

with proper club music and a festival setting.

The opening of the USZ season is always

accompanied by a musical concert, an open-air

cinema and other attractions for the whole

family.

START: 2nd-3rd of May 2020


Internet: https://zstw.szczecin.pl/pl/wydarzenia/2020/otwarci

e-sezonu-w-miejskiej-stree-letniej/informacje-o-wydarzeniu


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BULWAROVEBulwarove is a

continuation of the

project which won the

hearts of the residents of

Szczecin last time. Sun

loungers, blankets, soft

poues, inatable bubbles, wooden toys, a

chill-out zone, and all of that accompanied by

good music, had made the Łasztownia square a

place, which entire families came to visit.

This year, Bulwarove will return to Łasztownia,

albeit in a slightly refreshed version. It will

certainly be enjoyable, however, and everyone

who decides to visit Łasztownia is bound to have

a wonderful time.

Don't miss!

27th-28th of June 2020

25th - 26th of July 2020

22nd - 23rd of August 2020

5th-6th of September 2020


Internet: www.bulwary.szczecin.eu/

The Scandinavian Picnic

The Scandinavian Picnic

is part of the

Scandinavian Days

celebrations, which have

been organised in

Szczecin for several

years. This is a wonderful opportunity to get

acquainted with the culture of countries like

Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Numerous

attractions will be available to the visitors, for

example, workshops and animations related to

Scandinavia.

In 2020 the Picnic will be held on 2nd-3rd of

May.

This event is part of a series of events organised

under the “Colourful Avenue” project.


Address: Pl. Żołnierza Polskiego 20

Tickets: free

Internet: www.kolorowaaleja.pl

Gourmets Bazaar - OffMarina

Together with you, they

would like to create in

Szczecin the meeting

place that this city

deserves, which is why

the Bazar has been

operating since May 2017.It is the largest

cyclical event in Poland combining ecobazar,

breakfast market, vinyl exchange, bookcrossing,

children's station and picnic on sunbeds. Entry

and parking are free of charge.

Photo: Szczeciński Bazar Smakoszy

Address: Chmielewskiego 18

Opening hours: Every Sunday 10:00 - 15:00

Phone: +48 729 197 005

Picnic on the Oder River

Traditionally, on the

second weekend of May,

lovers of active lifestyle,

travel and exotic avors

meet in one place. Next

one will be held on 9th

and 10th of May 2020 (cancelled).

Each year, this extraordinary event gathers more

and more guests from dierent parts of Poland

and Europe. The last edition of the Piknik nad

Odra was visited by almost 100,000 participants

and over 200 exhibitors.


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MARKET TOUR

The main event of Piknik nad Odra is the most

biggest tourism fair in this part of Poland –

MARKET TOUR, which is organized continuosly

since 1992.

This is a unique place where representatives of

the tourist industry from Poland and abroad can

present their oer to both locals and visitors

from dierent regions and countries. Among the

exhibitors you will nd: cities, countries and

regions, hotels, leisure and recreation centers,

sanatoriums, companies related to sport and

active tourism as well as air, bus and ferry

transportation companies.

The Alley of Traditional Products

Go on a culinary journey! The Alley of Traditional

Products is organized for everyone interested in

organic products and local avors. Here you will

nd honey, pastries, local wines, meats and

many other high-quality products. Try avors

from dierent regions of Poland inscribed on the

oicial list of the traditional products of Poland.

The Great Cooking

The Great Cooking takes place on the rst day of

Piknik. The preparation of the original dish in a

big pot begins in the morning. The tasting starts

after 14:00. About 10,000 portions go to the

visitors. Last year we served you the West

Pomeranian sh soup.

Piknik's Stage

Piknik nad Odra is accompanied by an

exordinary mix of music genres. In previous

years the Piknik’s stage hosted rock, pop, folk,

jazz and dixiland artists. At night the stage is

taken by the local electronic scene. Every year

we invite dancers and gymnastics teams. The

MARKET TOUR exhibitors organize short travel

lectures and competitions.

Family festival

Piknik nad Odra is a spring family festival that

oers attractions for both children and adults.

You can nd here playgrounds, an amusement

park, a stage with musical performances and

dance shows as well as a country fair. MARKET

TOUR exhibitors also provide attractions for

children.

Craft Beer Zone

Piknik is also a great place for those who like

high quality beer! Microbreweries serve their

specialties in the Craft Beer Zone. This year we

plan to extend the zone and invite more brewers

from dierent parts of Poland. The zone is

usually placed close to the scene, so you can

enjoy both great beer and good music.

Other attractions

There are standard points of the program, such

as the Great Cooking or performances and

concerts, but every year we also try to surprise

you with new attractions. In previous years, the

Picnic was accompanied by the Food Trucks

Festival. Mobile restaurants from all over Poland

came to Szczecin to serve cuisine from around

the world. During the last edition, we were

visited by an orchestra from Frankfurt (Oder),

which marched through the Piknik’s avenues. On

our stage we hosted travelers who talked about

their expeditions.

Photo: Piknik nad Odrą


Phone: (+48) 914 342 187

Internet: http://www.en.pikniknadodra.pl



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The Sail Szczecin - Sea DaysThe Sail Szczecin Sea

Days is a huge sailing

festival, which attracts

thousands of tourists and

sailors from all over the

world every year. It is

also one of the largest outdoor events in Poland,

which annually draws tens of thousands of

visitors to the Chrobry Embankment and

Łasztownia.

The main attractions of the event are the most

beautiful sailing ships from around the world,

which are moored at Szczecin's waterfront

during its course. Not only can the visitors

admire these vessels, but also explore their

decks. Apart from that, the event is also

accompanied by concerts, amusement parks and

numerous other attractions. The Oldtimers Rally,

a gathering of antique vessels has been part of

the event since 2005 and has proven to be very

attractive to visitors in the previous years.

In 2020 the event will be held on 12th-14th of

June!


Address: Chrobry Embankment/Łasztownia

Tickets: free

Internet: www.dnimorza.szczecin.eu/

Pyromagic Watershow Szczecin Music Live

The sky over Szczecin will

light up again! The

anniversary edition of the

event will be one to

remember, with winners

of the last four editions

competing in the Champions Finals. The festival

will take place in the Chrobry Embankment just

after the Tall Ships Races nale.

International Fireworks Show is the the biggest

of such events in our country. Each year, 4

companies from 4 countries present their

arrangements on Wały Chrobrego in Szczecin.

"Pyromagic" is a magic of re, light and sound,

and during the two-day struggle we will be able

to admire pyrotechnic shows.

In 2020 the event will be held on 7th and 8th of

August.


Internet: www.pyromagic.pl

Maniak Memorial Day

This event

commemorates the

greatest sprint legend of

Szczecin. A man dubbed

"the fastest white man in

the world" in his time, a

1964 Tokyo Olympic medalist, and a European

Champion - Wiesław Maniak.

The memorial, full of interesting sports

competitions will take place on 15th of August at

The Wiesław Maniak Municipal Athletic Stadium,

named after the sprinter himself, which is

located at ul. Litewska 20.

Photo: Żegluga Szczecińska TW

Address: Wiesław Maniak Municipal Athletic Stadium, ul.

Litewska 20

Oktoberfest Szczecin

In the autumn we invite

you to the Oktoberfest

Szczecin! Bavarian

delicacies, local beers

and craft breweries will

reign at the stands. The


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biggest European beer festival will visit Szczecin

again! We are waiting for you on 2nd to 4th of

October 2020.

This fair take a part of the "Colourful Avenue"

series.


Address: plac Żołnierza

Szczecin Jazz Festival

Szczecin Jazz is an

international festival and

music project promoting

jazz music. It was

founded in 2016 on the

initiative of Sylwester

Ostrowski – jazz saxophonist and artistic director

of the festival, and the Szczecin Artistic Agency

– producer of the event.

The festival is based on the idea of Jazz comes to

you! Easy access, aordable ticket and an

interesting oer are important elements of

Szczecin Jazz. Concerts of world-class stars are

combined with educational and publishing

activities, music performances in unusual places

and unconventional promotional activities.

Szczecin Jazz is one of the most dynamically

developing jazz projects in Poland. Szczecin Jazz

has also established its reputation on an

international level, being a partner of the Jazz

Sister Cities project initiated by the cradle of

world jazz – the city of Kansas City.


Internet: http://szczecinjazz.eu/en

Szczecin Christmas FairThe magic of Christmas

will transform the city

centre into one large

market square. Aleja

Kwiatowa, Plac Żołnierza

and Plac Lotników will

allow us to travel to the magical world of

Christmas. Among the aromatic scents of

Christmas trees, mulled wine, homemade

pastries and traditional dishes, the visitors will

be able to enjoy many attractions and surprises.

The Christmas market will be the nal event held

as part of the “Colourful Avenue” series of

events on Aleja Kwiatowa.

In 2020 the event will be held from 4th to 19th of

December.


Address: Żołnierza Square, Adamowicza Square, Lotników

Square

Public Transport: trams no. 1, 2, 3; bus no. 86, A, B, C, D, G

Tickets: free

Internet: www.kolorowaaleja.pl

More Info:

https://zstw.szczecin.pl/en/events/2019/christmas-market

New Year´s Eve 2020

Plenty of hits, lots of fun,

rework and laser show

at midnight, wishes from

citizens. Various artists

from Szczecin, Poland

and other countries make

New Year's Eve party even more attractive. All of

these on the biggest square in Szczecin - Jasne

Blonia in the center of the city.

Come over! The whole city is partying!


Address: pl. Armii Krajowej 1


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www.kolorowaaleja.pl



Public Transport: tram no. 1, 9; bus no. 67, 70

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Życzliwek - Wrocław Dwarf in Szczecin

The dwarf came to the

capital of Western

Pomerania as a gift from

Wrocław on the occasion

of the Day of Kindness.

"Życzliwek" (Well-wisher)

is a bronze gure of about 40 cm, holding a

sunower in one hand and a suitcase in the

other, as bets someone who is just moving in.

The dwarf came to Szczecin as part of the

Coalition of Cities project, an element of the

European Capital of Culture Wrocław 2016.


Address: pl. Teatralny 1

Opening hours: 24/7

More Info: Życzliwek stands at the entrance to the Pleciuga

Puppet Theatre and waits until you nd him ;)

Szczecin's mosaicsThere are several dozen

hidden mosaic

compositions and collages

in Szczecin, alluding to

the symbols of the city,

the places where they

were created, as well as completely abstract

ones. They can be found on pavements,

elevations or inside buildings.

Szczecin's mosaics are a project created by the

city guide Joanna Olszowska and the visual artist

and activist Sabina Wacławczyk. The artists

undertook to create a map that helps to locate

the works.

We invite you to take a walk along the trail of

mosaics. A link to the current map can be found

on the project fanpage:

https://www.facebook.com/mozaikiszczecin/


More Info: https://www.facebook.com/mozaikiszczecin/

How many griffins will you find?

In Lviv you will nd lions,

in Wrocław you will meet

dwarves and in

Szczecin... griins! In

Griin City, sidewalks,

elevations, street lamps

and gates are decorated with the image of this

mythical creature, which is a symbol of the city

and the region. Break away from the smartphone

screen and instead of pokemons, try to "collect"

as many griins as possible!



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Listen to the bugle call of SzczecinEvery day at 12:00, the

Szczecin bugle call is

resounded from the Town

Hall and the Castle of

Pomeranian Dukes. The

bugle call was composed

in 1995 by Janusz Stalmierski. It is usually

performed by one trumpeter, except for state

and city holidays, when it is ceremonially played

by three trumpeters.


Address: plac Armii Krajowej 1

Photo break!

Stop for a moment and

take a photo with a

panorama of Szczecin in

the background. In the

Urban Summer Zone on

Grodzka Island

#visitszczecin frame awaits you. It is a perfect

place to take a souvenir photo with the beach

and the Chrobry Embankment in the

background. Nearby, at the Starówka Quay on

Łasztownia island, you will nd another

characteristic installation. It is the sign

"Szczecin", which in its form refers to sails. Also

antique cranes gracefully pose for pictures.

When publishing a photo in social media do not

forget to add the #visitszczecin tag! :)


Address: Grodzka Island

Szczeciński Bazar Smakoszy OffMarina/Szczecin Gourmet Bazaar OFFMarina

The meeting place that

this city create, which is

why the Bazar has been

operating since May

2017. It is the largest

cyclical event in city

combining ecobazar, breakfast market, vinyl

exchange, bookcrossing, children's station and

picnic on sunbeds. Entry and parking are free of

charge.

Photo: Szczeciński Bazar Smakoszy

Address: Chmielewskiego 18

Opening hours: Every Sunday 10:00 - 15:00

Phone: +48 729 197 005

Szczecin Beer Trail Pivny Szczecin

During the walk you will

taste the local

specialities, get to know

the legends related to the


you will feel the

extraordinary character of the Griin’s City.

Beer is, just right next to the wine, one of the

oldest man-made drinks, inseparably linked with

bread baking. However in its present form is

widely known only since the 19th century. The

brewing accompanies humankind since the dawn

of time. Over the years this tasty and heathy

drink has evolved. But the overall principles of

its production remained the same. What are the

secrets of brewing? Find it out in Szczecin!

This special sightseeing tour leads through

breweries and monuments of the Old and New

Town of Szczecin. And for those of you, who

want some more attractions, we have prepared

additional tailor-made options.


Main points on the Szczecin Beer Trail:

1. Tourist Information Centre

2. Diet’s Palace


4. Baroque Fountain with an Eagle – Flora Statue

5. Archcathedral Basilica of St. James

6. Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle

7. "Browar pod Zamkiem" Brewery

8. Seven Coats Tower

9. Old Town Hall

10. Wyszak Family Brewery


12. New Town Hall

13. „Stara Komenda” Brewery

14. Szczecin's Brewery „Nowy Browar Szczecin”

15. Harbor Gate

That's not all, folks... We have prepared for you

the special Szczecin Beer Trail tasting glasses -

designed especially for this trip! You can nd

them in the Tourist Information Center where we

start our beers' tour.


Phone: +48 91 434 04 40

Internet: https://www.szczecin.eu/en/http%3A/%252Fwww.sz

czecin.eu/en/odwiedz_szczecin/szlaki_turystyczne/pivny_szcze

cin.html


More Info: Tourist Information Center , address: pl. Żołnierza

Polskiego 20,

DINING

Szymon Maksymiuk

Szczecin oers an abundance of restaurants to

suit all tastes and pockets. The choice is yours

but whilst here, you ought to indulge in a hearty

traditional Polish meal.

Savour one of Poland's favourite meat dishes

"kielbasa" (Polish sausage), and do not forget to

sample the numerous pickled dishes as well.

Polish food is truly avoursome and plentiful.

In Szczecin, we have few regional dishes, such as

Pasztecik, Paprykarz Szczeciński, Szczecińskie

Pierniki, and Frytburger.

Paprykarz Szczeciński: A Polish canned sh

spread made from ground sh, rice, tomato paste

and vegetable oil, seasoned with onion, salt, and

spices. The recipe was developed in the 60s on a

20th-century laboratory of Deep-Sea Fishing and

Fishing Sevices Company "Gryf" from Szczecin.

Those were the golden years of the cult can.

Szczecin production nished in the early 90s.

Later the brand has been used by many

manufacturers.

Pasztecik – Pasztecik (Pastry) is a favourite

snack of many Szczeciners and tourists. Pastries

are made of deep-fried rolled yeast cake, stued

with meat or vegetable lling. The most popular

stuings are meat and mushrooms with cheese.





On the outside, the cake is crispy and slightly

crunchy; inside it is tender and delicate. Pastries

are usually served with spicy beetroot soup. The

origins of Szczecin pastries dates back to 1969

when the rst bar serving meals cooked with the

use of a machine bought from the Russian army.

The same bar is still serving them. In 2019, there

was the 50th birthday of the bar called

“Pasztecik”, the one that rst served pastries.

The bar is located at aleja Wojska Polskiego 46.

Szczecińskie Pierniki (Szczecin’s gingerbread

cookies): The tradition of baking gingerbread

cookies in the Pomerania region dates back to

the mid-nineteenth century. Stettiner

Poperkoken could be bought in all bakeries and

pastry shops in the city. Sweet treats took the

shape of ships, sailors, anchors, sh, and

seagulls. Today, we can also boast the fragrant,

edible souvenir in "Filipinka" bakery at

Witkiewicza 1b street.

Frytburger – It’s the local version of a kebab. It’s

is just meat with fries in a roll with sauces. You

can always go with the vegan version without

meat, which is called Bułka z Frytkami – roll with

fries.

Spiżarnia Szczecińska

This place is at least as

Szczecin, as Szczecin

itself: you can order the

"Sea Days", "Griin's

delicacy" or "Sedina's

specialties". They make

their own paprikash, that is one of the famous

dishes from Szczecin, and process fruits and

vegetables which can be tasted on the spot or

taken home because Spiżarnia Szczecińska is a

restaurant and shop at the same time.

The place is being run by people, who love

Szczecin.





Phone: (+48) 914 888 881

Internet: http://spizarniaszczecinska.pl/pl



Stary Szczecin

With a nice atmosphere,

this cosy restaurant oers

International and Polish

cuisine to its guests. This

restaurant is located in

Hotel Victoria and is

perfect for larger groups as it can seat up to 220

people.

Photo: Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock.com

Address: Plac Stefana Batorego 2, Szczecin

Opening hours: Open daily from 7am-12am for breakfast,

lunch and dinner

Phone: +48 91 433 6230

Internet: www.restauracja.szczecin.pl


Mała Tumska

It is in the center, but on

the side. In the most

prestigious area: between

the Cathedral and the

Royal Gate, Solidarity

Square, Szczecin

Philharmonic. One of the reviews on Trip Advisor

says about it:

"Cozy, nice, tasty. What more should man want?

Well, you can - instead of broth was tomato soup

- without subsidies. Mega cabbage cod as I

remember. Great service, prices sightly high, but

for the quality WORTH :)"


http://spizarniaszczecinska.pl/pl

www.restauracja.szczecin.pl

Photo: Mała Tumska


Opening hours: 12 - 23

Phone: (+48) 914 480 116

Internet: www.facebook.com/malatumska


Bro Burgers

Bro Burgers follows the

slogan "Street doesn't

mean worse", street food

is gaining a new face, it

can be tastier, better and

healthier, better than in

many stationary restaurants! No more expensive

and chemical fast food, our products are always

fresh and selected so that you enjoy the highest

quality.

Photo: Bro Burgers



Sun. 13:00 - 20:00

Phone: + 48 518 472 307

Internet: http://www.broburgers.pl/



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Phone: (+48) 918 209 443



Pizza Me Gusta

Who wants pizza? And

who wants an odd pizza?

Who is choco-holic?

Who's vegan? And who is

a bodybuilder? There is a

pizzeria in Szczecin, that

is owned by people with a great passion, and

which oers inventions even for the most

demanding people. Also, they organise an eating

pizza tournament once a year. The only one in

the whole Pomerania!


Address: ul. 5 Lipca 36a

Public Transport: tram no. 5, 7, 9

Opening hours: Sunday - Thursday 11:00 - 23:45; Fridays,

Saturdays 11:00 - 2:45

Phone: 733 11 22 30

Internet: www.pizzamegusta.pl

Z Drugiej Strony Lustra

Z Drugiej Strony Lustra is

a café and restaurant

located in the centre of

Szczecin. Here you can

choose between various

types of dishes from

France, Italy, and Poland. If you are a

vegetarian, there are always alternatives on the

menu.

Photo: giovanni boscherino/Shutterstock.com

Address: Piłsudskiego 18/2, Szczecin

Opening hours: Tue–Thu 12pm–9pm, Fri 12pm–10pm, Sat

1pm–10pm, Sun 1pm–7pm

Phone: +48 91 488 8202


www.facebook.com/malatumska

http://www.broburgers.pl/


www.pizzamegusta.pl

Internet: www.zdrugiejstronylustra.pl

The Europa Restaurant & Café

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Phone: + 48 91 359 51 90



Buddha Thai & Fusion Restaurant

The Thai cuisine oers

distinctive avours and

freshness. Buddha Thai &

Fusion Restaurant is

located in the Old Town

of Szczecin and has an

interesting décor. Here you can try excellent

Thai dishes like spring rolls, dumplings and

much more.

Photo: gkrphoto/Shutterstock.com

Address: Rynek Sienny 2, Szczecin

Opening hours: Daily 1–11pm

Phone: +48 91 433 4033

Internet: www.buddharestaurant.pl

Browar Stara KomendaThe characteristics of a

restaurant, a pub, and a

brewery can be found at

Browar Stara Komenda.

This charming place

oers a wide range of

dierent nice beers and some great Polish food

like sausages.

Photo: Oksana Klimenkova/Shutterstock.com

Address: Plac Stefana Batorego 3, Szczecin

Opening hours: Open Sun-Mon 1pm-10pm. Tue-Thu

1pm-12am. Fri-Sat 1pm-1am. Closed on Wednesdays

Phone: +48 91 423 4445

Internet: www.starakomenda.pl

Mąka Bar

Delicious pizza on thin,

crunchy batter,

homemade hand-made

pasta and salads - you

will feel Italian

atmosphere here! We

invite you to the Bogusław X pedestrian zone.

Photo: Mąka Bar




Phone: +48 730 848 081

Wół i Krowa

The restaurant has clear

industrial-style interior

with lush ora, a friendly

waiter service and

delicious food. They have

been in Szczecin since

2015. Their menu is built with real, juicy beef.

They serve not only burgers, but also great

soups, a variety of main dishes, including pasta

and salads. The restaurant received the 1 of the


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10 best restaurants in Poland according to

LOGO.

Photo: Wół i Krowa

Address: ul. Jagiellońska 11


01:00, Sun. 11:00 - 23:00

Phone: +48 791 000 699 , +48 731 000 644

Internet: http://wolikrowa.com/



Vege Club Amar

You won't nd any menu

there. You come and you

order a meal. If you want

to know in advance what

is for today's dinner,

check the prole on

Facebook (www.facebook.com/vegeclubamar).

Every day something else is to eat, but one thing

is certain - you'll never ever nd any meat, milk,

eggs or any other animal products in your food.

Even better - most of the ingredients come from

organic farms that are less than 100 km from

Szczecin.

The blend of spices and their own recipies make

Amar absolutely unique, aromatic and above all -

very tasty. It's one of those places that you

really need to visit.


Address: Monte Cassino 36a

Public Transport: Trams no. 1, 5, 11, 12

Opening hours: 12:00 - 18:00 (Mo - Fr)

Phone: +48 519 801 863

Internet: http://www.amarvege.pl



Tkacka Kuchnia Kraftowa (Craft kitchen)Pizza unlike any other

non-obvious dishes and

desserts created without

compromise, specialty

coee, craft beers and

Italian wines ... ♥ A new

restaurant in the center of Szczecin.

We only use real products, we order cold cuts

from Italy,

feta comes from Greece, tomatoes for sauce from

the hills of Vesuvius and Oscypek from Pieniny.

Everything we serve has been prepared from

scratch.

From pizza dough to mayonnaise in garlic sauce!

The only spices are cinnamon sticks, anise stars,

cloves, salt, sugar and pepper.

Photo: Tkacka Kuchnia Kraftowa

Address: u. Tkacka 2a


Phone: +48 91 433 73 37

Internet: https://www.tkacka2.pl/


Bajgle Króla Jana

Absolutely exceptional

place not only in Szczecin

but in Poland. Bajgle

Króla Jana or King John's

Bagels is one of the very

rst bagel bakeries in the

country. Holding a title of Szczecin's best

restaurant since 2016 (according to TripAdvisor),

awarded the Certicate of Excellence every year

since 2017. Impeccable rating on all social

media sites and raving reviews are making this

place a sure stop for everyone visiting Szczecin.

According to many they serve the best bagels on

this site of the Atlantic. Bagels are all rolled by

hand, boiled and baked on site every morning

and served (with 5 toppings to choose from) in


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20 carefully crafted sandwich variations for

meat-eaters, vegetarians and vegans alike.

Among classics such as Pastrami Ruben, B.L.T.

with crispy bacon or Cream Cheese and Lox are

their own extravagant creations.

They also serve soup of the day (always vegan),

home-baked cakes, cookies and pies, delicious

specialty coee from one of the best coee

roasters in Poland, herbal and fruit infusions,

teas and a good selection of cold drinks and

some alcoholic beverages as well.

Bajgle Króla Jana is very casual with nice decor,

homey atmosphere and friendly yet attentive

table service. It is a family friendly (baby high

chair and changing table available) as well as all

pets friendly place.

A perfect stop for a lazy breakfast, a quick coee

break, hearty lunch or even an evening snack

and a drink.

Photo: Bajgle Króla Jana

Address: Rynek Nowy 6

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 08:30 - 20:00, Fri. 08:30 - 21:00

Sat. 9:00 - 21:00, Sun. 9:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 732 022 028

Internet: https://www.bajglekrolajana.pl/



Bananowa Szklarnia

Everyone will nd

something for

themselves. We can boast

that we serve breakfast

all day. You will also nd

a dessert website with us

and enjoy a delicious coee. There are many

vegetarian and meat items on the menu.

Photo: Bananowa Szklarnia

Address: al. Papieza Jana Pawla II 45

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 9:00 - 21:00 Fri. 09:00 - 23:00 Sat.

10:00 - 22:00 Sun. 10:00 - 21:00

Phone: +48 512 985 741



Ole Bistro & Tapas

'Little Spain in the heart

of Szczecin' - this is how

Ole Bistro & Tapas

restaurant located on the

Boulevards can be

described in a few words.

The idea for its creation was born in the minds of

the owners long before the opening, and the

search for a suitable place took over 2 years ...

Having and running your own restaurant was a

natural need. Inspired by the Spanish climate,

they decided to move a small part of the Iberian

Peninsula to their hometown. They wanted to

create a unique place where the door is always

open, the atmosphere is loose and joyful, and the

food and wine delicious and non-standard. The

choice of location was not accidental. A beautiful

view of the Szczecin panorama and the owing

Odra River have made the Szczecin Bulwary an

ideal place. However, before the restaurant

could serve delicious Spanish food, the chefs

carefully composed the menu for two months,

taking care of every detail and repeatedly testing

the menu items. At the end of October 2017, Ole

Bistro & Tapas was oicially opened. A warm,

energetic place has been created, where you

have the opportunity to try wonderful

Spanish-European cuisine and regional

specialties in a pleasant atmosphere, with a

beautiful view and Spanish music in the

background.

Photo: Ole Bistro & Tapas

Address: Bulwar Gdyński 2

Opening hours: Wed - Thu. 12:00 - 21:30 Fri. 12:00 - 22:00

Sat. 12:00 - 23:00 Sun. 12:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 91 852 42 42

Internet: http://olebistro.pl


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Rybarex

Rybarex was opened on

March 13, 1981 and

operated under the name

of the then Centrala

Rybna. The restaurant

sold mainly ready-made,

previously prepared and frozen products:

breaded pollock cubes, sh burgers, fries, and

the soups on oer were delivered in thermoses

from the Fish Headquarters. Interestingly,

despite the fact that they were in the place from

the early hours and immediately tempted

customers with aromas, in accordance with the

headquarters assumptions, the soups were only

sold from 1pm.

Photo: Szczecin


Phone: +48 914 343 222

Internet: www.rybarex.pl



Meet & Fit – Slow Food

It is a network of

bistro-type gastronomic

points operating in the

open kitchen model. The

Meet & Fit menu includes

a wide selection of

burgers with grilled beef, poultry and vegan,

salads, Belgian fries and sweet potatoes, fruit

and vegetable smoothies, pressed juices.

Photo: Meet & Fit – Slow Food

Address: Wojska Polskiego 4

Opening hours: Mo - Thu. 11:00 - 22:00 Fri. 11:00 - 23:00

Sat. 12:00 - 23:00 Sun. 12:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 508 520 717

Internet: http://www.meetandt.pl


Prasad

Prasad (eng: ancient

orchard) is a small

restaurant next to the

Golden Route, near the

town hall. An

unsuspicious place,

where Polish and Hindu cuisine meet each other.

For example, you can order pancakes with

peanut paste with curry and chickpeas,

dumplings with lentils and onions, vegan

meatballs with potatoes and cabbage, creamy

carrot soup with ginger and roasted sunower...

In this restaurant you will nd mostly vegan food

(vegetarian option are also to be found). You can

even try one of the typical Szczecin specialities:

patty (Pasztecik) - vegan, of course.


Address: ul. Felczaka 8B


Opening hours: weekdays: 11 - 18; weekends: 12 - 17

Phone: (+48) 607 118 268

Internet: http://www.prasad.pl



Jak Malina

They use their

imagination and talents,

while creating dishes -

but also full-edged and

unrened products. No

white sugar nor dairy

products; only naturally gluten-free cereals;

Buckwheat our and rice is also fresh made in

the restaurant. They avoid frying - the

ingredients are baked, cooked, steamed. It's a

restaurant with a vegetable kitchen, and after

dinner you will feel light - despite the big meal.


www.rybarex.pl

http://www.meetandfit.pl

http://www.prasad.pl



Public Transport: bus no. 58, 59, 68, 86, 101, 107, A, B, C, D,

F, G; tram no. 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 11, 12


Phone: (+48) 503 978 318

Internet: http://jakmalina.pl


Marshal Food

Marshal food is a

restaurant inspired by

British cuisine. From the

beginning, we have

received postive reviews

about English breakfasts

with a variety of avors and lling. But British

cuisine is not just beans and popular sh &

chips. It also aromatic pies, tasty soups, good

cheeses, delicious puddings. This is the taste of

apples, rhubarb and great tea. Flavors

penetrating dishes of colonial cuisine . On these

tastes – coming from the British colonies we base

our seasonal menu. Autumn brings us the smell

of colorful India.

Our restaurant is not only tasty food. In warm

blue-burgundy british colors you will nd space

for a family meal, a business meeting or an

afternoon with friends.

You can talk, discuss, work, relax, laugh, have

fun, have a drink, a quick lunch, a delicious

dessert or a unique wine and beer. We create for

you a place you will want to visit and return.

See you later!


Address: 23 Rayskiego st.



Phone: +48531288099

Internet: www.marshalfood.pl

More Info: contact via fanpage on Facebook, Insta or Snap

CAFES

City of Szczecin

There is denitely an exceptional vibe about the

city of Szczecin. The street Boguslawa has plenty

of restaurants and clubs for the visitor to enjoy

and explore. If you are looking for a panoramic

view while having a drink you can visit Café 22

at Radisson Blu.

Cafe 22

There’s no better place in

Szczecin for that special

date, family get-together

or business meeting.

Classy and full of charm,

Café 22 is Szczecin’s

most fashionable coee house.

Located right in the centre, on the 22nd oor of

the city’s highest building, the café has its own

unique atmosphere, created in part by the

impressive view over Szczecin. From the 22nd

oor everything seems smaller and further away.

The most important thing is the here and now -

the kind of moment we all dream of having.

Photo: Cafe 22


Public Transport: trams no. 1, 5, 11, 12; buses no. 58, 59,

101, 107, A, B, C, D, F, G

Phone: +48 913 595 200

Internet: www.cafe22.pl



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Brama Królewska - Pijalnia Czekolady Wedla

This stylish and cultural

café oers a wide

selection of drinks and

lunches. It is situated

right by The Royal Gate

that was built between

1725 and 1727. Over the entrance you can see

the crest with the Prussian eagle encircled by

the chains of the black eagle and the royal

crown.

This is one of the two former gates to the city,

which still exist today. There are (also online)

numerous engravings, paintings and

photographs showing the Royal Gate (Brama

Królewska) in the past. Amazing monument,

which together with the buildings in the area

(philharmonic, Museum of Upheavals, Church of

St. Peter and Paul, st. James' Cathedral ...)

creates a unique atmosphere.




Opening hours: weekdays: 10:00 - 23:00; Saturdays: 10:00 -

1:00; Sundays: 12:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 66 076 5211

Internet: www.brama.szczecin.pl

Cafe Castellari

Cafe Castellari provides

its guests with coee and

ice cream of high quality

and fresh ingredients.

Coming here you will

have more than 30

dierent ice cream avours and 50 types of

desserts to choose from.

Photo: Castellari

Address: al. Jana Pawła II 44, Szczecin

Opening hours: Daily 9am–9pm

Phone: +48 91 434 6414

Internet: www.castellari.pl/en/strona-glowna-eng/


Bike Cafe

Bike Café is an

international network of

mobile cafes, operating in

Central Europe since

2012. Coees are served

on adapted bicycles

moving freely in the urban space.


Address: Jasne Błonia

Opening hours: Daily 8am–8pm

Phone: +48 505 626 622



Przełomy Kafe

Przełomy Kafe is a place

located in the heart of the

city, in the Museum of

Dialogues and

Breakthrough. A place for

meetings and debates on

controversial topics related to recent history.

Building itself got award for World Building of

the Year 2016 at the World Architecture Festival.

Przełomy Kafe has the best herring roll in

Szczecin, and you pay as much as you want for

coee.

Photo: Przełomy Kafe

Address: plac Solidarnosci 1

Opening hours: Mo - Sat. 10:00 - 18:00, Sun. 10:00 - 17:00

Phone: +48 516 183 833




www.brama.szczecin.pl

www.castellari.pl/en/strona-glowna-eng/

Francuzka






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Phone: (+48) 918 209 443


The Europa Restaurant & Café

They have a delicious













atmosphere!




Phone: + 48 91 359 51 90



Fanaberia

The Fanaberia tea house

opened its doors to you in

2003, but the idea of its

creation germinated and

matured much earlier.

The curiosity of the world

and the journeys resulting from it became an

inspiration - the closer ones, for example to

Krakow, as well as those further, even to Paris.

During my stay in these cities, the aura of local

cafes, all these mysterious, discreet and at the

same time vibrant places, had a soothing eect

on me. Wanting to take at least a bit of charm of

those memories with me to Szczecin, I set out on

the most important journey of my life - a journey

through the world of avors and aromas. Journey

through distant cultures, but also the quiet

corners of home.

Photo: Fanaberia

Address: ul.Ks. Bogusława X-go 5/LU2

Opening hours: Mo - Sat. 10:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 91 812 74 75 separator

Internet: https://www.fanaberia.szczecin.pl/


More Info: -15% (-10% for shopping) with Szczecin Tourist

Card

Bistro na Językach

It is an open kitchen with

stands oering a variety

of dishes. What's more,

many of them will be

prepared before your

very eyes. Composing a

meal takes about 8-10 minutes.

After entering Bistro, you will receive a chip card

on which your invoice will be saved. They do not

provide waiter service, which is why orders are



https://www.fanaberia.szczecin.pl/

placed and picked up at designated places. You

only pay when you leave.

For orders that require a little longer

preparation, you'll get a special pager that will

glow and vibrate when the dish is ready to pick

up.

Photo: BISTRO NA JĘZYKACH

Address: Grodzka 2


Sun. 13:00 - 18:00

Phone: +48 91 820 36 79

More Info: - 10% with Szczecin Tourist Card for food and

coee

BARS & NIGHTLIFE

City of Szczecin

The city is full of old vaulted cellars, perfect for

convivial evenings, sharing good times, and

drinks with friends. There are many bars to

choose from, and you will nd a warm welcome

from everyone. Like every university town, there

is a hive of activity once night falls. Classic

trance, electro, funk, rock and blues, all

showcase among the city’s club nights.

Taverna Cutty Sark

In our port city there is

one unique pub - a real,

bustling, port tavern

where you can eat and

drink well and cheaply.

Where sawdust is lying on

the oor, candls burn on the barrels, maps and

pennants hang on the walls, and as a background

to the talks you can hear Irish music and

shanties - played (or sung) also live.


Address: Aleja Bohaterów Warszawy 111, Szczecin

Opening hours: Open Mon-Sun 2pm-1am

Phone: +48 50 207 8478

Internet: www.cuttysark.pl

Ceglana

To understand this place

completely, you must look

at the old maps of the

Fortress of Szczecin

(Festung Stettin), where

you can see a powerful

system of fortications. In the XIX-th century,

the city began to eliminate the Stronghold,

however, the underground part was left, because

there was no need to liquidate it. In XXI-st

century the preserved monument of defense is

not to be underestimated.

In the underground part of the fortress you can

ind a pub. A unique place: "Ceglana" uses charm

of the stronhold and combines it with a space of

a large beer garden on the upper level.


Address: ul. Owocowa 14

Public Transport: bus no. 81, 87; tram no. 1, 9

Opening hours: weekdays: 13:00 - 00:00; weekends: 13:00 -

2:00

Phone: (+48) 513 700 770

Internet: http://www.ceglana.pl




www.cuttysark.pl

http://www.ceglana.pl

Irish Pub DublinThe Irish Pub Dublin is a

popular bar playing Irish

and Polish music. The

pub is located in the

centre of Szczecin. Here

you can come to enjoy a

Guinness and the company of your friends and

family.

Photo: Irish Pub Dublin

Address: ul. Kaszubska 57, Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 434 3941

Internet: www.irishpub.szin.pl

Rocker Club

Dance the night away

until the early hours of

the morning at the

Rocker Club. This place is

located in the centre of

town and is known for

being a place where people let go of their

shyness and just let their inner rockers take

over.

Photo: Rocker Club

Address: ul. Partyzantów 2, Szczecin

Opening hours: Wed–Thu 5pm–4am, Fri 9am–5pm

Phone: +48 91 488 5500

Hormon

At Hormon you can have

some drinks and listen to

great music. This venue

has two large rooms, one

to let loose on the dance

oor and one for listening

to live music. If you feel like it, you should

denitely dance until dawn.

Photo: Hormon

Address: ul. Monte Cassino 6, Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 434 1303

Internet: www.hormon.pl

Boston Pub

Boston Pub is a great

place for having fun,

dancing, singing or just

hanging out. Occasionally

they have karaoke nights

here for those who want

to sing and of course, for those who want to

listen.

Photo: Boston Pub

Address: ul. Niepodległości 22, Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 433 5502

Internet: www.bostonpub.com.pl

Lufa Shotbar

You think about shots -

you think about Lufa! A

harmonious team that

creates a new place that

serves mostly Shots in

Szczecin.

Photo: Lufa



02:00, Sun. 20:00 - 01:00

Phone: + 48 723 329 749


P'Art One Pub

For some the drinks are

art just like in P'Art One

Pub every cocktail drink

is piece of art .

Photo: P'Art One

Address: Monte Cassino 1/1



www.irishpub.szin.pl

www.hormon.pl

www.bostonpub.com.pl

03:00, Sun. 17:00 - 22:00

Phone: +48 604 543 272



Sok z Żuka

First place so hidden on

the map of Szczecin. Sok

z Żuka is created in the

"Speakeasy" convention,

which secret bars were

created in the United

States during Prohibition. "Speak easy boys!" -

that name came from silencing the guests of the

premises so that unwanted people would not nd

them. Were these types of premises operating in

Poland? Apparently in communism time. In

Szczecin it is the rst place of this type! Once

you discover the secret entrance, inside you will

enjoy a good beer, drinks, darts and billiards.

Photo: Sok z Żuka

Address: Pocztowa 9

Opening hours: Mo - Wed. 16:00 - 01:00 Thu. 16:00 - 02:00

Fri - Sat. 16:00 - 03:00 Sun. 16:00 - 01:00

Phone: + 48 604 543 272



Tilt!

Tilt is a place where

bartenders will prepare

for you unique cocktails

from the classic canon of

drinks and current

trends. A cold beer

straight from the tap and a wide selection of

bottled beers are waiting for each guest aswell.

Tilt is the only point on the Szczecin gastronomy

map where you can play on classic lppers from

the 90s and sit down with a beer at tables with

Pac-Man or immortal Tanks!

Photo: Tilt!


Opening hours: Mo. 17:00 - 24:00 Tue - Thu. 17:00 - 02:00,

Fri - Sat. 17:00 - 04:00, Sun. 17:00 - 24:00

Phone: +48 515 358 638


More Info: - 20% for bar with Szczecin Tourist Card

The Ptak i Pies

Unconventional Cocktail

Bar located in the very

center of Szczecin. The

Ptak i Pies is a place that

stimulates endorphins,

evokes extraordinary

emotions and our experience, creativity and

skills are the recipe to spend unforgettable

evening meetings!

Photo: The Ptak i Pies

Address: Bałuki 16

Opening hours: Wed. - Tue. 17:00 - 24:00 Thu. 17:00 - 01:00

Fri - Sat. 17:00 - 03:00

Phone: +48 570 510 554

Internet: http://www.theptakipies.pl



17 SCHODÓW

The name of the place

refers to the number of

steps leading to level -1 of

the tenement house at ul.

Targ Rybny 1. It is there -

visible from the entrance

- the heart of the premises, i.e. a spectacular

8-meter, elegantly illuminated bar.

17 Stairs are not just sublime drinks. By buying

cocktails you get unforgettable emotions.

Photo: 17 schodów cocktail bar

Address: Targ Rybny 1

Opening hours: Sun - Mon. 18:00 - 24:00 Tue - Thu. 18:00 -

02:00 Fri - Sat. 18:00 - 03:00

Phone: +48 723 895 123


http://www.theptakipies.pl

Internet: www.17schodow.com

More Info: - 10% with tourist card

Exp Pub & Games Room

Sometimes it is worth to

spend the evening in the

pub with friends, and in

addition for beer or a

drink, take cards or a

board game from the bar.

And the Exp Pub is equipped really well.





Internet: www.exp.szczecin.pl


More Info: Get 15% discount for beer with the Szczecin

Tourist Card!

Cristal Casino

The casino is located in

the Pazim oice building.

The casino's oer

includes high-class

classic slot machines, 3D

slot games, hot spot

games, fruit machines, roulette tables, poker,

and Black Jack. Players can also use the bar.

Photo: Szczecin


Opening hours: 24/7

Bachus

This winebar has been

operating since 1999. In

one of the charming

tenements near the

Castle of the Pomeranian

Dukes. It oers a wide

selection of wines from around the world, beers

and spirits in the company of rich menus,

including seasonal and regional dishes. The

specialty is sh and seafood, so in the menu you

may also nd shark steak or fried Kerguelen.

Occasionally, enthusiasts of the Slow Food

trends meet there. Thanks to the high guest

reviews, TripAdvisor certied the place with the

quality certicate.


Address: ul. Sienna 6


no. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9


Phone: 662 281 273

Internet:



SHOPPING

City of Szczecin

Szczecin is a shoppers’ paradise. The shopping

malls are lled with internationally recognised

brands in abundance.

There are a few market places to rummage

around too. At Tobrucki Market or Manhattan

Market or Kilińskiego Market you should not

forget to pick up your fruit and vegetables.

Woodcarving, particularly wooden boxes and

dolls, embroidery, religious depictions on painted

glass and pottery are amongst the many local

handicrafts tempting the visitors. Amber is


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characteristic and found in this region and you

will nd ne jewellery fashioned in local

galleries.

You cannot leave this city without taking away a

little bite from the many confectionery shops.

The cakes here are delightful and you should try

them all!

There is a ban on Sunday trading in Poland

except selected Sundays.

In 2020, there will be only 7 shopping Sundays in

Poland: January 26, April 5, April 26, June 28,

August 30, December 13, and December 20.

Trade ban does NOT include cinemas,

restaurants, cafés, small local stores where the

owner can work, stores at gas stations,

pharmacies. Shopping malls can be open but

most of the stores inside will be closed (only

cinemas, restaurants, pharmacies in shopping

malls can be open).

Please note that stores in Poland are closed

during bank holidays.

In 2020, there are the following public/bank

holidays in Poland:

Wednesday, January 1, 2020 – New Year

Monday, January 6, 2020 – Epiphany

Sunday, April 12, 2020 – Easter

Monday, April 13, 2020 – Easter Monday

Friday, May 1, 2020 – Labor Day

Sunday, May 3, 2020 – Constitution Day

Thursday, June 11, 2020 – Corpus Christi

Saturday, August 15, 2020 – Army Day and the

Assumption of Mary

Sunday, November 1, 2020 – All Saints Day

Wednesday, November 11, 2020 – Independence

Day

Friday, December 25, 2020 – Christmas

Saturday, December 26, 2020 – Christmas

STER SHOPPING CENTER

The shop oers wide

range of various products

and well-known brands.

There is also

hypermarket.

Photo: Ster

Address: ul. Ku Słońcu 67, Szczecin

Opening hours: Mo - Sat. 09:00 - 21:00 Sun. 10:00 - 20:00

Phone: +48 91 486 90 41

Internet: https://chster.pl/pl/

MOLO SHOPPING CENTER

This is very modern and

customer-friendly

shopping center. The

center was open 10 years

ago and was one of the

rst shopping malls in the

city. There are also cafes, restaurants, travel

agency and bakery. There is huge car park for

customers.

Photo: Atrium Molo

Address: ul. Mieszka I 73, Szczecin


Phone: +48 91 482 15 88

Internet: https://atrium-molo.pl/

TURZYN SHOPPING MALL

Shops and service outlets

of renowned brands oer

a wide range of products.

On two levels you will

nd shops with women’s,

men’s and children’s

clothing, perfumeries, and electronics and home

appliances shops.

Photo: Galeria Turzyn

Address: al. Bohaterów Warszawy 42


https://chster.pl/pl/

https://atrium-molo.pl/

Phone: +48 (91) 46 46 463


KASKADA SHOPPING MALL

Galeria Kaskada is

located in an

exceptionally attractive

place, in the very centre

of Szczecin.

Photo: Galeria Kaskada

Address: al. Niepodległości 36


Phone: +48 91 810 28 00

Internet: https://www.galeria-kaskada.pl/en/


GALAXY SHOPPING MALL

GALAXY is currently the

largest shopping and

entertainment centre in

the West Pomeranian

region and the only

centre in Stettin with

such functional programme.

Photo: Galaxy

Address: al. Wyzwolenia 18-20


Phone: +48 91 48 39 137

Internet: https://www.galaxy-centrum.pl/

Manhattan

Manhattan in Szczecin

it’s not a city, but a huge

marketplace. Here you

can nd many products

from eggs, vegetables,

clothes, cigarettes up to

tools. You can nd here 470 small shops and

many local people going there every day.

Photo: Manhattan sp. zoo

Address: ul. Ks. Staszica 1


Internet: http://www.manhattan-szczecin.pl/

Cepelia

Souvenir Shop with not

only souvenirs from

Szczecin, but from all

Poland. It’s located on

Plac Żołnierza 1A.

Photo: Cepelia

Address: ul.Plac Żołnierza 1A

Opening hours: Mo – Sat. 10:00 – 18:00

Phone: +48 91 434 57 87

Internet: https://cepelia.pl/

Home by Wolff

Home by Wol Souvenir

Shop near by the river

Odra. Here you can get

the biggest choice of

SZCZECIŃSKI TOWN

SHOP brand. It’s located

on Jana z Kolna 7 street.

Photo: Home By Wol

Address: ul.Jana z Kolna 7

Opening hours: Tue – Sun. 11:00 – 18:00

Phone: +48 602 779 913


Pamiątki u Agaty Souvenir Shop

Souvenir Shop near by

the Pomeranian Dukes

Castle at corner of

Korsarzy street and Farna

street. Here you can get

wander book stickers.

Photo: Kamil Birecki

Address: ul. Korsarzy 2

Opening hours: Every day 11:00 – 17:00


https://www.galeria-kaskada.pl/en/

https://www.galaxy-centrum.pl/

http://www.manhattan-szczecin.pl/

https://cepelia.pl/

Phone: +48 605 435 288

USEFUL INFORMATION

City of Szczecin

There are three Tourist Information Oices in

Szczecin ready to help you:

Tourist Information Center

20 Żołnierza Polskiego square /the glass pavilion

in Flower Avenue/

70-551 Szczecin

tel. no. +48 91 434 04 40

e-mail: [email protected]

Opening hours:

High season (May-September):

Monday- Saturday 10.00-18.00

Sunday 10.00-15.00

Low season (October-April):

Monday-Saturday 10.00-18.00

Sunday 10.00-14.00

Tourist Information at the Main Railway Station

2 Kolumba street /building of the train station on

the ground oor/

70-035 Szczecin

tel. no. +48 91 483 08 50


Opening hours:

High season (May-September):


Sunday 9.00-14.00

Low season (October-April):


Sunday 10.00-14.00

Tourist Information Center provides information

about the city and the region. The centre sells

Szczecin Tourist Card, tickets for cultural events

from the bilety.fm website, souvenirs, maps and

much more.. Helps in contact with tourist guides

and oers travel advice.

Cultural and Tourist Information Center (The

Castle)

34 Korsarzy street

70-540 Szczecin

tel. no. +48 91 489 16 30 fax. no. +48 91 434 02

86


Opening hours:

High season (15 April-15 October):

Every day 10.00-18.00

Low season (16 October-14 April):

Monday close

Tuesday-Sunday: 10.00-18.00

Cultural and Tourist Information Center is

situated in Mint Wing of the Pomeranian Dukes'

Castle. The centre oers tourist and cultural

information about Szczecin and our region, ticket

sales for visiting the castle and events organized

by the castle. The centre runs its own bookstore

selling guidebooks, maps, special publications,

albums and history books.


AirportThe airport Port Lotniczy

Szczecin Goleniów is

located about 40

kilometres from Szczecin.

For all airline passengers

there are transfer buses

available. One ticket costs around 15 PLN if you

buy it at an Interglobus oice or online. If you

buy a ticket from the bus driver the ticket costs

19.50 PLN. You can also choose the Airport

Hotel & Home Transfer which means you go

straight to your nal destination, like a hotel or

an oice, for 29 PLN.

+48 91 485 0422

www.interglobus.pl

The LOT Airline Minibus runs from the terminal

to the city centre for 25 PLN. The buses depart

from the city 90 minutes before a ight and

depart from the airport 15 minutes after landing.

+48 91 481 7400

Taxis are available from outside the terminal.

The estimated travel time is 30 minutes and the

journey costs approximately 110-150 PLN.

Airport Taxi Group

+48 91 481 7690


Address: Port Lotniczy Szczecin Goleniów, Szczecin

Phone: +48 91 418 7400

Internet: www.airport.com.pl


More Info: Prices updated August 2013

ConsulatesConsulate of the United

Mexican States Zbigniew

Ligierko Morenowa 37,

72-006 Mierzyn tel. 91

426 96 81, 601 577 350

e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of the Kingdom of Norway

Jan Antoni Kubiak

Niepodległości 17, 70-412 Szczecin

tel. 91 812 1430 fax: 91 812 14 35 e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of Cyprus

Michał Czerepaniak

Jana Matejki 22, 70-530 Szczecin

tel: 91 431 07 70, e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of the Kingdom of Denmark

Andrzej Eugeniusz Preiss

Piłsudskiego la, 70-420 Szczecin

tel./fax. 91 433 09 30 e-mail: konsulat.

[email protected]

Consulate of the Republic of Estonia

Robert Kornecki

Kurza Stopka, 5/cd 70-535 Szczecin

tel. 91 812 38 27, fax. 91 812-38-24, e-mail:

[email protected]

[email protected]

Consulate of the United Kingdom of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland

Ryszard Jacek Karger

Storrady Świętosławy 1B/56, 71-602 Szczecin,

tel. 601 611 303

e-mail:

[email protected]


www.airport.com.pl

Consulate of Ukraine

Henryk Kołodziej

Mickiewicza 45, 70-385 Szczecin, tel. 91 421 16

18, 602 493 434


Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania

Wiesław Wierzchoś

Gen. L. Rayskiego 23/13 70-442 Szczecin

tel. 91 464 68 08, e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of the Russian Federation

dr Andrzej Bendig - Wielowiejski

Matejki 8, 71-615 Szczecin

tel. 604 606 020, e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of the Republic of Italy

dr hab. Angelo Rella

Wojska Polskiego 65, 70-478 Szczecin

tel. 692 061 010 e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of the Republic of Hungary

Artur Balazs

Niedziałkowskiego 16 / U1, 71-403 Szczecin

tel. 91 345 780 333, 665 255 955, email:

[email protected]

Consulate of Finland

dr Adolf Wysocki

Energetyków ¾, 70-952 Szczecin

tel. 603 914 631, e-mail:

[email protected] 13

Consulate of Republic of Slovenia

Janusz Jasiński

Reja 6 w Zielonej Górze, 65-076 Zielona Góra

tel. 600 959 259, e-mail: [email protected],

janusz.jasinski@sl

Consulate of of Bosnia and Herzegovina

dr Julia Sienkiewicz

Lelewela 8a, 71-154 Szczecin

tel. 91 487 07 20, 601 317 191, e-mail:

[email protected],

[email protected]

Consulate of the Kingdom of Sweden

Marek Czernis

Żołnierza Polskiego 1B/II piętro, 70-551 Szczecin

tel. 91 881 96 45 e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of French Republic

dr hab. Pierre-Frederic Weber

Żubrów 1/U9, 71-617 Szczecin

tel. 517 594 456 e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate of the Republic of Moldova

Aleksander Adam Łaskawer

Powstańców Wielkopolskich 54/13, 70-130

Szczecin

tel. 91 351 44 92, 728 854 438 e-mail:

[email protected]

Consulate the Federal Republic of Germany

Mariusz Rafał Majkut

Zbożowa 4, wejście B, piętro 5, 70-653 Szczecin

tel. 91 450 99 00 e-mail: [email protected]

Photo: www.pexels.com


City bikeA city bike is a convenient

complement to standard

public transport. There

are almost 90 stations to

choose from, and their

current lling can be

seen on the system page

(https://bikes-srm.pl/en/station-map/). It can be

used from March to November.

Using a city bike is not only convenient, but also

inexpensive - the rst 20 minutes of the ride is

free, and riding below an hour costs PLN 1. The

full price list of using a city bike can be viewed

here (https://bikes-srm.pl/en/price-list/).

Registration in our system is extremely easy -

just ll out a short form

(https://bikes-srm.pl/en/rejestracja/) and deposit

PLN 20 to start. Then the SMS comes with a

6-digit PIN and the login is the phone number.

People who are already registered in city bike

systems in cities where Nextbike is the operator

do not need to register - their accounts are also

valid in Szczecin.

The account on a city bike works on a pre-paid

basis (like a prepaid phone) - after renting a

vehicle, the funds are removed from our account.


Phone: +48 91 50 65 200

Internet: https://bikes-srm.pl/en/rejestracja/


More Info: https://bikes-srm.pl/en/bikes-how-it-works/

Kick scooterQuick, Cabbi and Volt

Kick scooters - these

three operators have

their scooters in

Szczecin. To use them,

you need to download the

appropriate application and, depending on the

operator, link it to a payment card or top up the

account with the amount of your choice.

Then go downhill - just go to the scooter and

scan the QR code from the steering wheel. The

price for renting is similar in all systems and

uctuates around PLN 2 for renting and 50

grosze per minute of ride.

Quick - https://quick-app.eu/

Cabbi - https://cabbi.pl/en/

Volt Kick - https://www.voltscooters.pl/

Photo: ZSTW

Scooter

There are two scooter

operators in Szczecin,

ECOSHARE and

Hop.City. For those born

before 19 January 1995,

an ID card is suicient for

driving. Otherwise an AM driving license is

required.

To use them, you must download the appropriate

application and top up the account with the

amount of your choice. In both cases the

available scooter can be found from the

application level. Each vehicle is equipped with 2

helmets. The price of the ride is ECOSHARE

PLN 0.69 per minute, and Hop.City PLN 0.49 per

minute.

ECOSHARE - http://ecoshare.pl/HomeEn

Hop.City - https://hop.city/szczecin?lang=en


https://bikes-srm.pl/en/rejestracja/

https://bikes-srm.pl/en/bikes-how-it-works/

Photo: Eco Share

Tickets: The price of the ride is ECOSHARE PLN 0.69 per

minute, and Hop.City PLN 0.49 per minute.

Emergency numbers

112 - general 997 - police

998 - re brigade 999 -

ambulance 986 - city

guard 91 480 90 00 - Paid

Parking Zone

Photo: ZSTW

Paid Parking Zone

A paid parking zone is

designated in the center

of Szczecin. It is divided

into sub-zones - red A

(more expensive) and

yellow B (cheaper).

Parking prices are higher the longer the car is

parked.

Red A in PLN:

15 min - 0,70

First hour - 2,80

Secound hour - 3,20

Third hour - 3,60

every next hour - 2,80

Yellow B in PLN

15 min - 0,40

First hour - 1,60

Secound hour - 1,80

Third hour - 2,00

every next hour - 1,60

You can purchase ticket in vending machines and

it is possible with the use of coins 10 grosze, 20

grosze, 50 grosze, 1 PLN, 2 PLN, and 5 PL.

In addition to parking meters, there are two

applications that allow you to make payments:

Skycash and Mobilet.

Fees are charged only on weekdays from 8:00 to

17:00.

A separate zone is designated at Plac Orła

Białego. Parking is paid there from 8am to 10pm,

all days of the week, including public holidays.

The rst 15 minutes started - 2.50 PLN, for each

subsequent 3 minutes started - 0.50 PLN.

PRaking zone oice is placed on al. Wojska

Polskiego 105.

Photo: ZSTW

Address: al. Wojska Polskiego 105

Opening hours: 08:00 – 17:00

Phone: +48 91 48 09 000

Public transport

The departure times for

the local transport are

clearly posted at all stops.

Tickets can be bought

from any kiosk selling

newspapers, in ZDiTM

cash oices or from the ticket automat inside

every vehicle.

The tickets are valid for a limited period, timed

from when validated in the ticket validator inside

a tram or a bus. Note that on both buses and

trams, night tickets have specic rules regarding

time limit. Luggage and animals doesn't require

tickets.

Ticket oices map: https://www.zditm.szczecin.pl

/en/passenger/ticket-sales,ticket-oices

Prices for normal and night lines:

15 minutes = 2 zł

30 minutes = 3 zł

1 hour = 4 zł

2 hours = 5zł

24 hours = 12zł (this tickets works for all lines)


Prices for fast lines:

15 minutes = 4 zł

30 minutes = 6 zł

1 hour = 8 zł

Here is timetables for all lines: https://www.zdit

m.szczecin.pl/en/passenger/timetables,by-line?se

tlang=en


More Info: https://www.zditm.szczecin.pl/en/passenger/timet

ables,by-line?setlang=en

Taxi

Choose a taxi with an

illuminated sign with the

company name and phone

number. City Taxi

Szczecin +48 914 335

335

www.citytaxi.szczecin.pl

Taxi 4 You

+48 914 833 833

www.taxi4you.pl

Radio Taxi Szczecin

www.radiotaxi.szczecin.pl

+48 914 875 875

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Post

For sending postcards or

letters you should look for

the “Poczta”.

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Address: Dworcowa 20

Opening hours: open 24/7

Phone: +48 91 440 12 45

Internet: http://poczta-polska.pl/

Pharmacy

If you are looking for a

pharmacy in Szczecin you

should look for the

"Apteka".


Address: aleja Wyzwolenia 10

Opening hours: open 24/7

Phone: +48 91 433 73 40

Internet: http://domlekow.pl/

Telephone

Country Code: +48 Area

code: 91


Electricity

220 V, 50 Hz

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Population404,461 (2016)

CurrencyZloty (PLN) 1 = 100 groszy1 EUR ~ 4,28 PLN


https://www.zditm.szczecin.pl/en/passenger/timetables,by-line?setlang=en

https://www.zditm.szczecin.pl/en/passenger/timetables,by-line?setlang=en

http://poczta-polska.pl/

http://domlekow.pl/

1 USD ~ 3,87 PLN

Opening hoursShops are generally open from 9am–6pm and from 10am–3pm at weekends.

There is a ban on Sunday trading in Poland except selected Sundays. Trade ban does NOT include cinemas, restaurants,cafés, small local stores where the owner can work, stores atgas stations, pharmacies. Shopping malls can be open butmost of the stores inside will be closed (only cinemas,restaurants, pharmacies in shopping malls can be open).

Please note that stores in Poland are closed during bank holidays.

Internetwww.szczecin.euwww.facebook.com/VisitSzczecinInstagram: @visitszczecin

NewspapersGłos Szczecinski - www.gs24.plKurier Szczecinski - www.24kurier.plRadio Szczecin - www.radioszczecin.pl/player.phpNasze Miasto Szczecin - www.szczecin.naszemiasto.plMM Trendy - facebook.com/MagazynMMTrendyPrestiż Szczecin - www.prestizszczecin.pl

Emergency numbersEmergency Number: 112Ambulance: 999Fire Brigade: 998Police: 997

Tourist informationTourist Information Centrepl. Żołnierza Polskiego 20 (Aleja Kwiatowa)+48 914 340 440; [email protected] hours:Monday- Saturday 10.00-18.00Sunday 10.00-14.00

Tourist Information Officeul. Kolumba 1 (PKP Szczecin Główny - main railway station)+48 91 483 08 50, [email protected] Opening hours:Mon–Sat 9am–5pmSunday 9am–2pm

The Cultural and Tourist Information Centreul. Korsarzy 34 (the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle)+48 914 891 630; [email protected] hours:Tue–Sun 10am–6pm


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