Międzyzdroje

Called The Pearl of the Baltic. Situated between wide sandy beaches with high cliffs and the forests of the Woliński National Park. The city possess a spa climate and is rich in tourist services.

One of 23 National Parks in Poland, located at the mouth of Oder river in Wolin. It was established in 1960 on the area of 4844 hectare, and extended in 1996 by incorporating 1 nautical mile broad belt of Baltic coastal water in the north and delta of Swina river and by that, it made it the first maritime park in Poland. Today the park covers a total area of 10 937 hectare, of which forests covering 4530 hectare. 6 forest communities of a total area of 165 ha under strict protection.

Every year in June Polish movie and theater stars gather there during the Festival of Stars. Their presence is commemorated by palm prints on the sidewalk of the Avenue of Stars, as well as statues of prominent actors.

One of the biggest museums in Poland. It has over 100 wax figures of pop, sport and film stars as well as other famous people.

A neo-gothic church, built in 1862 after a project of a famous architect F.F.Stüler and the king of Prussia - Fryderyk Wilhelm IV. The king was also its main three bells from 1920 on top of it.

A hill, located in the eastern part of the city, and a very romantic walk route with a stairway toward a gorgeous beach. On the top located, are two boulders that commemorate forester conventions. From the top also, you may have a pictoresque view at the whole sea part of Międzyzdroje and the molo.

A fascinating expedition deep into the ocean. Here you can visit not only theme exhibitions of fish, but also of reptiles and mammals. There are about 20 containers with colourful content, the arrangement is also for the place inhabitants.