Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
37 placesKamień Pomorski
On Marynarki Wojennej street in Dziwnów, not far from the famous drawbridge, operates the **Miniatures and Railways Park** — an exhibition of all Polish lighthouses at a **1:10** scale, including those shining beyond the country's borders.…
Międzyzdroje
Piaskowa Góra is a viewpoint of Wolin National Park rising to just **53 m above sea level**, but it is not the height that does the work here — it is the perspective. The slopes drop steeply towards **Turkusowe Lake**, and the panorama tak…
Trzęsacz
Trzęsacz is famous for the ruins of the Gothic church of St Nicholas, which for centuries have been losing their battle with the eroding cliff. It was precisely to protect that relic that the modern viewing platform was built in **2009** —…
Kołobrzeg
Kołobrzeg, at the mouth of the Parsęta, is the largest resort of Western Pomerania and a town with the status of a health resort: respiratory, circulatory and joint ailments are treated here using local brines and therapeutic mud. More tha…
Międzyzdroje
Międzyzdroje lie on the island of Wolin, on the Bay of Pomerania, and to the east and south the town borders the Wolin National Park — so the beach is framed by forest and moraine hills. Widened in recent years, broad and covered in light,…
Kamień Pomorski
In Dziwnów the promenade runs along the beach, and its older section enters the forest. The biggest draw, however, is the newest stretch: the **Western Promenade** follows the crest of a dune among low coastal vegetation, so nothing blocks…
Międzyzdroje
The busiest and most colourful spot in Międzyzdroje is the seaside promenade along Bohaterów Warszawy Street. Lining it is resort architecture, and the cafés and restaurants make evenings the liveliest time in town. ## The town’s symbols b…
Stargard
The town hall in Stargard is one of the oldest monuments of the town — its history reaches back to the medieval **Merchants House of 1250–1280**. Today the Gothic building with stepped gables once again serves representative functions, and…
Bytów
At Wolności Square in Szczecinek stands a town hall from **1852** — a storeyed building of **red brick** on a rectangular plan, an example of eclecticism with a clear predominance of **Romanesque Revival** forms. It is one of those buildin…
Kołobrzeg
The market square in Darłowo, today Kościuszko Square, is the heart of the old town on the Wieprza river — a few steps separate it from the Gothic St. Mary's church and from the castle of the Pomeranian Dukes, the only seaside Gothic castl…
Międzyzdroje
The red hiking trail of about **380 km** leads from Świnoujście to Żarnowiec almost continuously along the beach, dune ridges and the edge of cliffs — the entire length of Poland’s Baltic coast. In West Pomeranian Voivodeship it bears the…
Kołobrzeg
From **1653** to **1872** Kołobrzeg was a fortress town; it served as a stronghold again in **1944–1945**, at the end of the Second World War. The fortress has not survived in its entirety, but its elements scattered across the town and po…
Międzyzdroje
On the edge of Lubin, one of the oldest villages on the island of Wolin, rises Zielonka Hill — an **81-metre-high** viewpoint of Wolin National Park overlooking the wetlands of the back delta of the Świna river. It is a place for traveller…