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Updated • updatedSep 27, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 27, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Western Fort, Underground City (Vineta Battery), and Museum of Sea Fishery Swinoujscie and more, get ready to experience the best places in Swinoujscie.
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Lighthouses
Stawa Młyny is a historic symbol of Swinoujscie, built in 1874 as a windmill-shaped beacon to guide ships into the Port from the Baltic Sea. Standing 10 meters tall and painted white with a black roof, it has become a popular tourist attraction for photos and tours. Despite being smaller than expected, visitors enjoy sitting in the sun while watching ships pass by.
Was cold and windy when we went but just seemed to fit where we were. You may get wet but will probably just get your shoes wet walking there and back.
Amazing views. Great photo opportunity.
Worth every step. Enjoy!
Parking is fairly close but You have to pay for it Again. Worth it.
Bobbi S — Google review
A beautiful lighthouse worth visiting. There are a lot of photography scope there. The water splashes on the rocks so nicely. If you are lucky, you might see big ships passing the canal.
Beautiful, yet too many people around. Perfect during sunset time.
Just as a tourist attraction, it's not something you want to go there just to visit the lighthouse. But if you go to the adjacent beach why not just have a closer look, considering the fact that there is history attached to it.
Stawa Młyny is such a charming spot! A cute windmill-shaped beacon right at the end of the breakwater, with amazing sea views and gorgeous sunsets. Perfect for a relaxing walk, taking photos, or just enjoying the fresh Baltic breeze. Definitely a must-see if you’re in Świnoujście.
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So beautiful and calm place
Great please for a ling stroll along the beach
This beacon in the shape of a windmill looks very cute, the size is about 10 meters in height; painted white with a black roof. It is really one of the most representative places in Swinoujscie so u can take a walk by the seaside upon arrival from the train station in the morning, visit the Stawa Mlyny and then follow the path by the canal as well.
Uzdrowiskowa, 72-600 Świnoujście, Poland•
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Gerhard's Fort in Świnoujście is a well-preserved 19th-century Prussian coastal fort that forms part of the Swinoujscie Fortress. It offers guided tours showcasing historic artillery and engaging military training experiences under the supervision of a Prussian soldier. Since 2010, it has housed the Swinoujscies Museum of Coastal Defence, featuring thousands of exhibits including weapons, uniforms, documents, cannons, and memorabilia from both World Wars.
Absolutely splendid place, an interesting museum with rich exhibits for both regular tourists and military enthusiasts. Great people and very funny, enjoyable reenactments. Highly recommended! Please support them in unblocking the direct passage, or just go visit-it’s very much worth it.
Alter. D — Google review
Very interesting place. There are many different artifacts on display from different periods of time. As this is a fort from the 18th century it doesn't just have artifacts from the 2nd world war which makes it even more interesting. A lot of the chambers the barracks and munitions complex are not used or not accessable which I find disappointing. They could help house the many artifacts so that the barrack reduit wouldn't be so crammed.
Gerhard Fort in Świnoujście is a fascinating historical site that offers a deep dive into the region’s military past. The fort is well-preserved and packed with interesting exhibits. The real highlight, though, is the guided tour by Sergeant Darek. His passion, knowledge, and engaging storytelling truly bring the history of the fort to life. If you visit, make sure to join one of his tours—it's an experience you won’t forget!
Great guided tour – informative, comprehensive, and delivered with humor. Definitely worth recommending!
Tip: I booked the round trip in advance, which included the admission fee and a German-speaking guide.
For tours in Polish and just visits for Polish speaking people, it might be different and just go there is fine.
Note: At the moment, you need to cross the Świna River by ferry, as there doesn’t appear to be a land route available, for the time being.
Very interesting old fort, unfortunately a lot of mosquitoes due to heavy rain the days before we arrived. Some of the guides speak good English.
Great place for anyone who likes guns. First you walk around the outside and then at the end of the tour you enter the museum, which is the main part. There is not enough labels and signs that would tell what gun exactly are you looking at and if there is, its only in polish. Also dont hesitate going through the tunnels, at first we weren't sure whether you are supposed to go there, but you are. The museum offers ALOT, original historical guns, uniforms, aa,at guns, grenades, ammo... plenty, but it is all kinda piled up and chaotic and again with not enough labels.
We could not go here. Because of the LNG terminal and safety measures it was not possible to get there by land.
We never found out where the very is, so we dint get there.
Fun and interesting, no guide in English sadly, just Polish and German.
Ku Morzu 5, 72-602 Świnoujście, Poland•
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Historic Sites
Western Fort is a coastal fort with cannons, bunkers, and defensive gates that was initially built in the 1850s and later expanded by subsequent forces. It was constructed as an artillery and observation point of the Swinoujscie Fortress during the reign of Frederick William IV, King of Prussia. The fort has a museum showcasing military architecture and exhibits various weapons used by different armies throughout history.
Looking at pictures from 20 years ago it's incredible what was done here.
Preserving history is always important, regardless of if it's 85 years old or 850 years old.
Very good!
Daniel Z — Google review
Top marks for a fantastic attraction. The Muzeum part contains many artifacts and exhibits, there are larger pieces of weapons displayed throughout the fort. The most intriguing, interesting and though provoking were the grounds, with the buildings which were open for exploration. These are some magnificent structures, labirynt of secrets and history. When in Świnoujście, it's a must to visit this fort.
The place is amazing, especially if you like ww2 weapons and artillery. It has lots of amazing information about the history of the bunker, HOWEVER, the tickets were 20zł each and the information is only partly in English! Most things only have German and Polish text so be advised before going here.
Short walk from the beach. Awesome fort to visit and very inexpensive. In the woods so a nice stroll. You get to go through all the bunkers and learn the history of all the armies who used this fort to include Prussians, Russians, Nazis and of course the Poles. The museum has so many bombs, rockets, and guns to look at as well as a large catalog of pictures. Definitely worth seeing. Not good for those with difficulty walking as these are ruins so you should be healthy to climb stairs and hills.
Nice place to visit 😊
Poland 🇵🇱 have a lots of interesting place such as old military museums 🪖
The place is great for military and histoey fans, you can freely walk around, see old artefacts, Guns etc. Kids can run around. There is a small snack bar and very stylish restaurant. You can walk there, get by car, there is a cycle path as well as city train.
History best shown. A place to be. It is worth
Really interesting, they have a lot of ww2 weaponry, uniforms and such. Some in rough condition and some in very good condition.
Outside the bunkers theres Flak guns which you can somewhat operate
Jachtowa 1, 72-600 Świnoujście, Poland•
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The Underground City, also known as Vineta Battery, is a historical site with bunkers dating back to the 1930s. Originally built by the Germans before World War II, it was later used by the Soviets during the war and then taken over by the Polish army. The complex features command rooms and displays of tanks and weapons from WWII and communist times. Guided tours offer a unique roleplay military training experience, providing insight into the Cold War era.
It is definitely worth a visit. It is an advantage to know Polish, but even as a foreigner I understood a little, especially if you know something about history. Apparently the explanation was sometimes interspersed with jokes, but only Polish speakers understood. Parking is free at the entrance, admission 50 zł, but cash only! Toilets are available. Spray with repellent, there are a lot of mosquitoes everywhere and you walk through the forest for a while. It is colder inside the underground city, a sweater is an advantage. We enjoyed the tour.
Marta V — Google review
Quite interesting and priced reasonably. Nice presentation of cold war climate, particularly for the youngsters
Road marking totally insufficient, actually misleading (in order to get to the spot, you need to pass where according to the signs you are not allowed to)
Fantastic tour, our guide was a very enthusiastic young gentleman who definitely knows the subject.
We were lucky to visit the place in April so we had individual tour.
Definitely worth to visit to feel the atmosphere and learn about more about cold war.
Very cool location, however the tour was very disappointing especially for the price. The group was way too large for the tight corridors, and the tour guide didn't give us almost any information, and when he did speak, he sounded bored. The exhibition could be very interesting, if the (overly expensive) tour was better organised.
If you've got a spare one and a half hours, it's definitely worth visiting, but there's one big setback: the whole excursion is in Polish. So unless you have a native speaker with you, you'll have no idea what the guide is talking about. But apparently, it's funny. What I caught from the excursion, you get to know the history of the bunker and how it was operated. But even if you don't know their language you still get to see the manumental insides of the bunker.
The price was smth like 50PLN per adult. They take CASH ONLY, so keep an eye on that.
Great place along the local forts to visit if you're a history buff, especially when it comes to 20th century history. Knowledgeable and friendly guides (cosplaying a Polish People's Republic soldier) who take you around the ex top secret command center for in case **** hits the fan during the cold war. I had my second visit here after 10 years and can tell that the exposition gets updated and the site is kept well cared for. Be sure to check the website in advance for the tour times (fixed entry times, depending on a day!), and in which language the tour will take place. Ours was in Polish, but the guide spoke English in case of questions, as well there were paper guides with all info available in at least 4 languages.
It was amazing, I visited a Polskie tour, but the guide answered my questions in good english. Flyer was a must read before start. 👍
A collection of bunkers from the WW2 and communist times. There's not a whole lot to see there except for the main command rooms but the tour guides make it a roleplay military training tour which makes the whole thing a lot more interesting. As far as I know the tours are only available in Polish
Wolińska 10, 72-602 Świnoujście, Poland•
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The Museum of Sea Fishery in Swinoujscie is a fascinating attraction dedicated to the rich history of fishing in the region. It offers an educational experience where visitors can explore various types of fish found in the Baltic Sea and learn about traditional fishing tools and techniques. The museum features static displays showcasing a variety of sea creatures, including albatrosses, sharks, and seals, as well as an array of fishing equipment and model ships.
If you visit Świnoujście ,you should visit this museum because you can enjoy with fish museum and inside also have story about boat etc. The uncle guide for this museum also kindness, him is explaining all story ,how's going on story here. 😊
Irene M — Google review
This place is good they have different alive fishes in the aquarium and they are in different colors and shape.
Moreover they also have skeletons from different fishes and bones from large ancient fishes.
But the place is small not to big, you can spend maximum 30-40 min there.
It cost 12€ for 2.
Lots of interesting objects with polish/German descriptions. Alas all opportunities to explain are ridden over and the connection between adjacent exhibits is obtuse. Staff are very friendly and helpful.
Nice little museum with a lot of different models of sea creatures and a good history recap for the area. Museum is located in former town hall.
Only minor point is the big fish in the small tank in ground floor. Looks not happy and deserves a much bigger tank for his size and maybe a friend.
Nice fishing museum, but the aquariums are far too small for the big fish!
The piraña is miserable, its aquarium is the smallest and devoid of anything. The moray eel has to constantly live folded as its aquarium is too small too.
In addition, there is dangerous fallacious information about the so called therapeutic "powers" of amber.
We got the pleasure to discover many sea monsters, fishes and birds. The museum also exposes onboard ships appliances, machines and ship small factor reproductions.
A small museum with a few displays. Not really much too see and I don't think it is worth the high entry price but if the entry is free (on special days) it is worth a visit.
Plac Rybaka 1, 72-600 Świnoujście, Poland•
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Museum
The Museum of the History of the Fortress Świnoujście was constructed between 1854-1858 as an artillery and observation point. The three-story building housed infantry on the ground floor and light field artillery on upper floors. The museum features numerous exhibits, mainly focusing on World War II and Russian occupation, reflecting its German ownership before the war.
Very interesting exhibition, lot of guns, bombs, cannons. Normal price is 14 PLN, takes about 1-1.5h to visit place.
Krzysztof W — Google review
Place to see the memories and the equipments(guns,bombs,ship's machineries etc) used by kings in the past, Place requires proper maintenance. Entry fee charged here is 14 PLN(local currency).
Very imported place
really good
(Translated by Google) A very interesting defensive structure. There are many exhibits from the various wars. If you think about it all, you'll understand a lot. Anyone who is interested in weapons will see a lot of different things here. From pistols to machine guns to long-range missiles, everything can be seen here.
There is nothing good about war apart from its end.
(Original)
Eine sehr interessante Verteidigungsanlage. Es gibt sehr viele Exponate aus den verschiedenen Kriegen. Wenn man über das ganze nachdenkt wird man sehr begriffen. Wer sich für Waffen interessiert wird hier sehr viel verschiedene sehen. Von der Pistole über Maschinengewehre zu Langstreckenrakete ist hier alles zu sehen.
Es gibt nichts Gutes am Krieg von seinem Ende mal abgesehen.
(Translated by Google) Absolutely worth seeing, it was also great that the flag guns could be moved and were well preserved. Great exhibition and you could walk almost all the paths, which is not a given. Great and worth the price of admission!!!!
Dogs allowed except in the showroom
(Original)
Absolut sehenswert, prima auch das die Flag Geschütze zu bewegen waren und gut erhalten. Tolle Ausstellung und man konnte fast alle Wege begehen was nicht selbstverständlich ist. Top und den Eintrittspreis wert!!!!
Hund erlaubt Ausnahme der Ausstellungsraum
(Translated by Google) Excellent museum - here you can interact with exhibits, immerse yourself in the history of this place. I recommend it
(Original)
Отличный музей- здесь можно взаимодействовать с экспонатами, окунуться в историю этого места. Рекомендую
(Translated by Google) Świnoujście Fortress Museum, definitely worth visiting. The entire complex includes 4 points, two on both banks of the Oder. The museum is located in the main fort on the right side of the Oder. In addition to the exhibition inside, we have the opportunity to walk around the fort. It's definitely worth visiting this place.
(Original)
Muzeum twierdzy Świnoujście, zdecydowanie do odwiedzenia. Cały kompleks obejmuje 4 punkty, po dwa na obu brzegach Odry. Muzeum znajduje się w forcie głównym po prawej stronie Odry. Oprócz wystawy wewnątrz mamy możliwość przejścia się po forcie. Zdecydowanie warto odwiedzić to miejsce.
Jachtowa 1, 72-600 Świnoujście, Poland•
Historical landmark
Kosa Lighthouse South, located in Swinoujscie, Poland, is the tallest lighthouse in the country and one of the tallest in Europe. It has been in operation since 1857 and stands at a height of 68 meters. Visitors can climb its 308 stairs to reach an observation deck offering panoramic views of the city and the sea. The lighthouse also hosts exhibitions on sea rescue and lighthouses.
(Translated by Google) We have been coming here regularly for 8 years just to admire one of the most beautiful lighthouses in all of Europe.
A recommendation for anyone who likes culture and lighthouses.
Clear 5 stars!!! Many greetings Przemek from Berlin
(Original)
Wir kommen seit 8Jahren regelmäßig hier her, nur um einen der schönsten Leuchttürme in ganz Europa zu bewundern.
Eine Empfehlung für jeden der Kultur und Leuchttürme mag.
Klare 5 Sterne!!! Viele Grüße Przemek aus Berlin
A L — Google review
(Translated by Google) The lighthouse is located in a military security area that you are not allowed to enter! The friendly gentleman in uniform at the gate pointed out to me that I should please look at another lighthouse. I have no idea how the reviews came about or how people took the photos. However, you cannot come here as a private individual.
(Original)
Der Leuchtturm liegt in einem militärischen Sicherheitsbereich, den man nicht betreten darf! Der freundliche Herr in Uniform am Tor wies mich darauf hin, dass ich bitte einen anderen Leuchtturm anschauen soll. Ich habe keine Ahnung, wie die Rezensionen entstanden sind oder wie die Leute die Fotos gemacht haben. Hier kommt man jedoch als Privatperson nicht hin.
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(Translated by Google) South lighthouse marked as ARLHS POL-037 https://lightphotos.net/photos/displayimage.php?album=light&cat=0&pid=48723
(Original)
Latarnia południowa oznaczona jako ARLHS POL-037 https://lightphotos.net/photos/displayimage.php?album=light&cat=0&pid=48723
(Translated by Google) This is in a restricted military area and cannot be reached!
(Original)
Das ist auf militärischem Sperrgebiet und nicht erreichbar!
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Lighthouses
The Świnoujście Lighthouse, the tallest in Poland, is a restored 1857 yellow brick lighthouse offering panoramic water views from its top reached by 300 steps. Situated in a city with around 40,000 residents, it's a popular tourist destination known for beautiful beaches and historic architecture. The lighthouse underwent major restoration in 2000 and now welcomes visitors to enjoy stunning views of Swinoujscie and the region from its elevated position on Wolin Island.
It's the perfect place to view Świnoujście. In order to get on the top you need to buy a boat trip. Otherwise you can take a picture only from the bottom.
Eunika D — Google review
The highest and the furthest (if coming from Gdańsk) polish lighthouse ⚓️
The culmination of the route, 280 steps and stunning views, it's very windy and breathtaking at the top.
Open surprisingly long.
Probably it will be hard to get to, not sure about the public transport.
Drone flights are available after check in.
Great view on the port and sea from above. It is worth to climb that 300 stairs.
Beautiful view, but scary if you have fear of heights.
Somewhat underwhelming. If you want to queue for about an hour you can walk to the top, otherwise there is no view. The journey there goes through a heavily industrial area.
Great view, over 160 years history and 300 stairs.
8pln entry fee
Very nice view over the Country and the baltic sea
Lots of stairs, but a beautiful view once you get to the top.
Ku Morzu 5a, 72-600 Świnoujście, Poland•
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Martin Luther Tower is a charming and simple coffee shop located at the original site of a historical church tower. The cafe offers a pleasant experience with its clean and nicely decorated interior. Visitors can enjoy a great view of the city from the top of the tower, providing a 360-degree viewpoint. It's an interesting spot where you can savor your favorite brew while taking in the breathtaking scenery of the town.
Best place. U can see all city. And also, its a very interesting cafe
Denys Y — Google review
A nice, small and simple coffee shop ... but the building and experience is very nice. You can go up in the tower and have a nice view over the city.
Great view of the town combined with a pleasant café, found at the original location of former historical church tower – what's not to like?
The view from the top is amazing. Very clean place and nicely decorated.
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A quaint cafe is now located here.
Nice 360° viewpoint.
Ok
Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego, 72-611 Świnoujście, Poland•
Catholic church
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Church
Historical landmark
King's Christ Church, located in the left-bank part of the city, is the oldest preserved church and a significant sight to visit. The church has undergone several reconstructions over time and now stands at the center of the city. It features a unique offset tower and an interior that surprises visitors with intricate details, including a model ship hanging from the ceiling and four captivating stained glass windows depicting important stations of Jesus Christ. Despite its location amidst traffic, it offers a serene atmosphere for visitors to explore.
Pretty church on the inside, definitely look out for the flying ship and the windows!
Jak. B — Google review
Beautiful
Amen, except for the little kids running around.
Beautiful church
Super
Very typical catholic church
Ok
Good
Plac Kościelny 1, 72-611 Świnoujście, Poland•
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Observation deck
Observation Tower Ahlbeck is a historic structure that was once part of the Protestant church of Martin Luther, which was destroyed during World War II. It is situated near a thermal bath and offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visitors can access the tower for a nominal fee and enjoy breathtaking vistas from its upper levels. Despite some maintenance issues such as a broken elevator, the tower provides an unforgettable experience with its stunning views.
(Translated by Google) Tower near the thermal pool. Entry in July 2022 = 1 euro. Have a 1 euro coin, there is no cashier, there is no one there at all, throw the coin in and go through the spinner.
There is an elevator, it took us to the 4th floor, then we had to walk 20 meters up a relatively narrow staircase. The elevator arrived back, but refused to take us down. We went down on foot, and the elevator was no longer called from the entrance either. Probably broke)))
We were on this tower after visiting the Baumwipfelpfad Usedom in Heringsdorf and doubted whether it was worth going here, since the Baumwipfelpfad Usedom is higher and the views are almost the same. But given the low cost, don’t regret 1 euro and go up - the tower is good in its own way. I recommend
(Original)
Башня возле бассейна с термальными водами. Вход в июле 2022 = 1 евро. Имейте монетку в 1 евро, там нет кассы, там нет вообще никого, бросаете монетку и проходите через вертушку.
Есть лифт, он довёз нас на 4 этаж, дальше надо пройти пешком 20 метров вверх по относительно узкой лестнице. Назад лифт приехал, но вниз нас спускать отказался. Спустились пешком, со входа лифт также больше не вызывался. Поломался, наверное)))
Мы были на этой башне после посещения Baumwipfelpfad Usedom в Херингсдорфе и сомневались, стоит ли сюда идти, так как Baumwipfelpfad Usedom выше и виды почти такие же. Но учитывая низкую стоимость, не пожалейте 1 евро и поднимитесь - башня хороша по-своему. Рекомендую
Ирина К — Google review
(Translated by Google) The thermal baths are very nicely located and also have reasonable entry fees, especially if you want to go to the sauna. The 3-hour ticket costs €15 and the day ticket only costs €18. Unfortunately, there is only food until 5 p.m., perhaps due to a lack of staff Otherwise you can also have a drink, this is only possible in the bathing area. Also for families with children
Highly recommended due to the numerous different basins with beautiful decorations, very good taste.
(Original)
Die Therme ist sehr schön gelegen und hat auch noch zivile Eintrittspreise gerade auch wenn man in die Sauna möchte kostet die 3 Sth.Karte 15€ und die Tageskarte nur 18€.Leider gibt es nur bis 17 Uhr etwas zu Essen,vielleicht auch wegen Personalmangel,sonst kann man auch etwas trinken,dies ist dann nur im Badebereich möglich.Auch für Familien mit Kindern
sehr zu empfehlen aufgrund auch von zahlreichen versch Becken mit schönen Dekorationen ,sehr guter Geschmack.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful view
(Original)
Schöne Aussicht
(Translated by Google) Broken elevator, but great views!!
(Original)
Defekter Aufzug, aber super Aussichten ‼️
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Zachodni Fort Artyleryjski, a historical site with roots dating back to the Prussian era, served as a military stronghold designed to safeguard the seaport. Following World War II, it became home to Soviet troops until 1962. Today, this expansive area is perfect for exploration and family outings; however, visitors should be mindful of the terrain conditions that may pose challenges for those with strollers.
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- Potsdam skyline: the most iconic buildings and best views in Potsdam
- Lubeck skyline: the most iconic buildings and best views in Lubeck
- Schwerin skyline: the most iconic buildings and best views in Schwerin
- Lund skyline: the most iconic buildings and best views in Lund
- Kolobrzeg skyline: the most iconic buildings and best views in Kolobrzeg
- Stralsund skyline: the most iconic buildings and best views in Stralsund
Best attractions in nearby cities
- Top things to do and attractions in Prague
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- Top things to do and attractions in Copenhagen
- Top things to do and attractions in Dresden
- Top things to do and attractions in Wroclaw
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- Top things to do and attractions in Leipzig
- Top things to do and attractions in Rostock
- Top things to do and attractions in Malmo
- Top things to do and attractions in Szczecin
- Top things to do and attractions in Potsdam
- Top things to do and attractions in Lubeck
- Top things to do and attractions in Schwerin
- Top things to do and attractions in Lund
- Top things to do and attractions in Kolobrzeg
- Top things to do and attractions in Stralsund
- Top things to do and attractions in Stege
- Top things to do and attractions in Wismar
- Top things to do and attractions in Ystad
- Top things to do and attractions in Ostseebad Binz
- Top things to do and attractions in Gudhjem
- Top things to do and attractions in Miedzyzdroje
- Top things to do and attractions in Ustka
- Top things to do and attractions in Warnemunde
Best restaurants in nearby cities
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Prague
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Berlin
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Copenhagen
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Dresden
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Wroclaw
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Poznan
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Leipzig
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Rostock
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Malmo
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Szczecin
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Potsdam
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Lubeck
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Schwerin
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Lund
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Kolobrzeg
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Stralsund
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Stege
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Wismar
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Ystad
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Ostseebad Binz
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Gudhjem
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Sassnitz
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Miedzyzdroje
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Ustka
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Bad Doberan
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Oranienburg
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Sellin
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Seebad Heringsdorf
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Warnemunde
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