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Międzyzdroje Essentials

Międzyzdroje, known as the 'Pearl of the Baltic,' features a 395-meter concrete pier and the famous Walk of Fame showcasing handprints of Polish film icons. The surrounding Wolin National Park protects the Gosań cliff, the highest on the Polish coast at 93 meters, and a dedicated sanctuary for European bison. Nearby attractions include the Turquoise Lake in a former chalk mine, the V-3 museum displaying experimental WWII weaponry, and the Baltic Miniature Park featuring regional landmarks in 1:25 scale.

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Międzyzdroje Pier

Międzyzdroje Pier is a pier 395 metres long, stretching out into the Baltic Sea from the beach in Międzyzdroje, West Pomeranian Voivodeship…

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Aleja Gwiazd

A promenade featuring bronze handprints of prominent Polish actors and filmmakers, established during the annual Festival of Stars.

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Jezioro Turkusowe

A former chalk quarry in Wapnica, now a lake known for its vivid turquoise water caused by light reflecting off the limestone bottom.

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European Bison Sanctuary

A 28-hectare sanctuary in Wolin National Park housing European bison, red deer, wild boar, and white-tailed eagles.

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Gosań

The highest coastal cliff in Poland, rising 93 meters above the Baltic Sea, offering a panoramic viewpoint over the Pomeranian Bay.

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V-3 cannon

The V-3 (German: Vergeltungswaffe 3, was a German World War II large-caliber gun working on the multi-charge principle whereby secondary…

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Wzgórze Zielonka

A scenic viewpoint providing a panoramic vista of the 'Land of 44 Islands,' the Szczecin Lagoon, and the Świna River delta.

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Kikut

Kikut Lighthouse is a lighthouse in the north of Poland on the Baltic Sea coast that is active since 1962.

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Bałtycki Park Miniatur

Open-air museum showcasing 1:25 scale models of lighthouses and historic monuments from countries bordering the Baltic Sea.

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Kościół Świętego Piotra

Neo-Gothic parish church constructed in 1862, designed with contributions from King Frederick William IV and architect Friedrich August Stüler.