5 attractions in Smołdzino, including Słowiński National Park, Czołpino Lighthouse and Lake Gardno. Map, details and practical tips before you go.
All 5 places on one map: see what is close together and plan your route.

National parks
Smołdzino
Słowiński National Park (say "swo-VEEN-skee") on Poland's Baltic coast is famous for something you would not expect this far north: a field of moving sand dunes that drifts across the forest between the sea and two huge coastal lakes. It l…
Hidden gemTechnical monuments
Smołdzino
Czołpino Lighthouse (say "chow-PEE-no") is a red-brick tower from 1875 standing on a forested dune inside Słowiński National Park, on Poland's central Baltic coast. Unlike most Polish lighthouses it is far from any town – you reach it by a…

Lakes
Smołdzino
Lake Gardno is a large, shallow coastal lagoon in Słowiński National Park on Poland's Baltic coast, separated from the sea by a narrow sandbar where the village of Rowy sits. Reedbeds, wet meadows and the forested hill of Rowokół frame the…

Museums
Smołdzino
The Museum of the Slovincian Village in Kluki ("KLOO-kee") is an open-air museum on the shore of Lake Łebsko, on Poland's central Baltic coast, where reed-thatched, half-timbered farmhouses stand inside a living village on the very plots w…

Viewpoints
Smołdzino
Rowokół (say "ro-VO-koow") is a forested glacial hill beside the village of Smołdzino on Poland's central Baltic coast. At about 115 m above sea level it is the highest point of the Słowiński coastal plain and for centuries served sailors…