Nice little Pier. If you stay in a hotel in Kolobrzg it is free of charge! Just bring your invoice from hotel. Please go along and enjoy the view.

The palace is not too spectacular. The town history is very interesting and worth to learning for history enthusiasts. Special thanks to profesional guider! Thank you!

Nice view of surrounding area lighthouse. 15 PLN for adult and 10 PLN for kid. There is a queue, they are limiting the number of people inside which is a good thing. Stairs are wide at the bottom but they are getting smaller up top and the last part is quite a small narrow "almost ladder" stairs. Nice park around and a small pathway with stairs down to the beach.

Aside from the windy weather the place is in a very nice condition. The beach is rather clean and the sand is very pleasant. You can have a good look at ruins from the beach.

Very nice and well maintained place. Go there, you will enjoy it.

The Slavs and Vikings Centre in the Polish town of Wolin is a remarkable historical site that offers a deep dive into the rich cultural and historical heritage of the region. Located on the island of Wolin, this living history museum beautifully reconstructs the lives and traditions of the early medieval Slavic and Viking communities that once inhabited the area. One of the most striking aspects of the centre is its authenticity. The site is filled with meticulously recreated buildings, including longhouses, workshops, and fortifications, all built using traditional methods and materials. These structures provide a vivid glimpse into what daily life would have been like during the Viking Age, making it an immersive experience for visitors of all ages. The centre is also home to an impressive collection of artifacts, ranging from tools and weapons to household items and clothing. These objects are not only fascinating to look at, but they also help to tell the story of the people who lived in Wolin centuries ago. The attention to detail in the exhibits is commendable, and the knowledgeable staff are always on hand to provide additional insights and answer any questions. One of the highlights of visiting the Slavs and Vikings Centre is the various events and reenactments that are held throughout the year. These events, often featuring costumed performers, bring history to life in a way that is both educational and entertaining. The annual Viking Festival, in particular, is a must-see, drawing visitors from all over the world to experience the sights, sounds, and smells of a bustling Viking settlement. Overall, the Slavs and Vikings Centre in Wolin is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, archaeology, or simply looking for a unique and enriching experience. It offers a rare opportunity to step back in time and explore a world that has long since disappeared, all within a beautifully preserved natural setting. Whether you’re a history buff or just curious about the past, this centre provides a fascinating and memorable journey into the early medieval period.

Great architecture and great view point to see the harbor. Even if you don’t haven’t time to get into buildings, it is worthwhile to sit on the benches along the walkway and see the river, the harbor and transportation on land and on the water.

Beautiful castle in the wonderful city Szczecin. The castle is well maintained. Most of the part of castle is free to enter but if you want to climb tower then buy ticket from information center inside castle. It will he approx. 9 or 10 PLN. If you have tourist card, you will get discounts. The view from the top is worth each money you spend. There are safety nets inside to prevent from falling. A must visit place when in Szczecin. Note : All pictures are captured by me with digital sign.

This is the largest cemetery in Europe and it is over 100 years old. It looks especially gloomy on All Saints' Day, which is celebrated on November 1. On this day, in the evening, people light candles on the graves of their ancestors. This cemetery is always clean, I often come to this place to be in silence. But sometimes I even meet parents with children who ride roller skates or bicycles because the cemetery has really good roads and many interesting places.

Great sandy beach location for the whole family. Food, drink and snack options nearby. And it is a nice walk from Stadthafen Ueckermark.

It is a great hidden gem you shall visit at least once. The trees are amazing and the history of this place gives is the great example of unknown.

Great experience. Awesome possibility of contacts with animals.

Our bike trip from Berlin to Niederfinow was an unforgettable adventure! Pedaling through scenic fields and charming small towns, we were treated to a picturesque journey that perfectly set the stage for the highlight of our day. Upon reaching Niederfinow, we were thrilled to catch the Schiffhebewerk in action. Witnessing this engineering marvel in motion was absolutely awe-inspiring. The sheer scale and precision of the ship lift left us in amazement. It’s incredible to see how effortlessly it raises and lowers massive vessels, a testament to human ingenuity and craftsmanship. The entire experience was both educational and exhilarating, offering a unique glimpse into the workings of a historic yet fully functional piece of engineering. If you’re ever near Berlin, we highly recommend taking the time to visit Schiffhebewerk Niederfinow—it’s a sight you won’t want to miss!

A Cistercian monastery that looks as if it had lost a battle with time - and won it back! The holy ruins are beautifully airy and reminiscent of Swiss cheese. That's why the cloister is not suitable for a game of hide and seek. But seriously, the thing is charming. That's what the architect and monument conservationist KF Schinkel must have thought when he rediscovered it. The entrance fee is worth the money; there is a museum inside that, among other things, tries to explain the secrets of the inscriptions on the stones.

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Slightly long wait time if you don't go super early. It took us 45 minutes to enter. Nice experience inside for the adults as well as the kids. Pools are nice. 3-4 hours are usually enough here - we didn't stay long even though we had a day pass. Parking is free. Portions in the cafeteria are quite small, especially the chicken nuggets. Food taste was alright.

It is a pity that a lot of people from Berlin does not know about this place! We had a very interesting and special experience in this cowboy town. We traveled one hour from Berlin and came across a very beautiful show and we watched everything with our mouths open. Stunt shows were incredibly well prepared. The city itself was very beautiful and well equipped. It was unforgettable.

Gorgeous wild life park with plenty of space for the indigenous animals. There are no caged unhappy animals here and it is a nice hike amongst nature. Superb playground and petting zoo with goats and good food. They also offer moonlight wolf feeding walks. Educational and relaxing.

Not only is a great historical place, the staff was friendly and interesting to talk to. Big plus that you can bring your bike in and tour inside the museum grounds. Makes it a bit quicker. There’s also a small river and places to sit on a side so you can chill after a long bike ride

Great history lesson. And if you are of a certain age, a lot of it happened in your own lifetime. Brutal treatment by the Russians after the war, and then in more recent times by the communist German secret police. Very interesting tour led by historian Andreas Ott, who escaped the east when only 19. Some of the other tour guides had experience as prisoners here. Tour lasts around 2 hours. Some great tales told. Well worth the trip out to the east end.

While this is not one of the most beautiful sites to see in Berlin, it is an interesting place that is housed within the walls of history itself. These were the original headquarters of the Stasi itself and the museum offers a good insight into the operations and activities of an omni present state oversight department. A high light of a trip for any historian.

One of the best I have been to. With the audio guide and information boards you can really get a feel of what was happening here over the 30 to 60 time period

One of the best I have been to. With the audio guide and information boards you can really get a feel of what was happening here over the 30 to 60 time period

What a massive park. What amazing views, with such a historical importance too. there’s a little island in the middle of the park that I strongly recommend to visit. Perfect for running, yoga, picnic or just a calming walk too.

It was a great experience. The temperature of water and the environment is very good. Not so cold not so warm. The waves that happen every one hour in the main pool were fantastic. The food was also great as well as the personal who were very helpful and friendly

A little way from the main tourist attractions, it’s a pleasant walk along the river Spree to see the longest remaining part of the Berlin Wall. 1.3 km in length, decorated by over 100 artists with short information boards along the way. Here you get a feel of what a divided city this was. Only the 3.6 m inner wall remains but add the boundary signal fence, 3m border fence and a watchtower every 600 meters to appreciate how separate both sides must have felt.

Mauerpark is a must-visit spot in Berlin. It has a unique vibe vibrant, authentic, and full of life. We went on a Sunday and it was packed with people enjoying the flea market, live music, street food, and plenty of art. It's the perfect place to spend a relaxed afternoon, watch spontaneous performances, and soak up the multicultural spirit of the city. A space full of history, but also bursting with creativity. Highly recommended!

Whoa, this place is lively! There's music and shows everywhere. Alexanderplatz, with the TV tower in the background... It was pretty busy when we were in Berlin for the marathon, but it wasn't too packed. Loads of restaurants to choose from while you enjoy the view..