wonderful place full of things to see, it's like a big bazaar when you can get different things like food, drinks, souvenir, restaurants, pubs, bar, ect. great experience here 🥰 I'll come back

Recommend. One of Poland's flagship street. Young and vibrant. A big contrast to Germany. Germany, well-groomed but with elderly people.

Wonderful atmosphere with many restaurants and seating along the pathways. Easy access for all, both young and elderly. Great for wheelchair users and disabled people as the area is level.

The beach in Świnoujście is one of our favorite places on the Baltic Sea! It’s wide, well-maintained, and really clean – perfect for long walks, especially in the morning or at sunset. After the walk, you can pass through a beautiful park to the city center, where you can enjoy a delicious meal and a drink at the cozy “Prochownia” bar. A big plus are the well-developed cycling paths – great for active visitors and families with kids. Świnoujście also impresses with fresh, healthy air and excellent food. The atmosphere is great – relaxing and welcoming. We come back very often and are always happy to be here. Definitely 5 stars – highly recommended!

We recently enjoyed a nice enough stroll down this wide pedestrian promenade. There are many shops, restaurants, bars & ice cream parlours etc. lining this place. We went late on a Friday afternoon and it was very busy - almost too busy really. Bench seats lined the promenade and most were taken, mainly by the older generation resting their legs, chatting and doing essential people watching. All good if rather crowded.

It gets the job done. It definitely lacks the sophistication of the German side of the island and sometimes feels like a swap meet, but is still a good experience. The promenade was incredibly beautiful pre-1945 but Soviet occupation, ethnic cleansing, and allied bombs destroyed what was once one of the most beautiful spots on the Baltic. Everyone working here is nice and friendly. Prices of the shops and restaurants are roughly the same as on the German side. So it has a bit of post-communism Eastern European feel with EU prices.

Spotlessly clean. Lot of restaurants and other shops. Surprisingly not very busy considering the lovely warm day. But the beach looked full.

It's not a huge shopping mall like in Warsaw Nevertheless You can get everything you need here... but don't buy or sell cell phones or other electronic devices. They charge high prices and give you for a device around 1350 € (just under 6000 pln) in an A1 condition and even as good as new.... If he only wanted to give me 2000 PLN, he would say 4500 PLN. Would that be ok, they make so and always profits.

Fraud with parking fee! Parking rules are written in polish, so turists can not understand the system. 90 min is free, you need to pay in advance if you want to stay longer. I was paying extra after I came back. At the same time I got a ticket from a unfriendly person. Even I showed him new ticket he didn‘t care. Fine is 150 PLN. Never come back to this center.

Small, busy but a nice experience. Don't miss the café on the lower floor.

From cinema too icreams , that shopping center it’s amazing 🤩

Not so big mall but it is clean. they have almost everything.. only theirs no grocery but they have Rossmann. Most of the outlets are garments. They a little food court in the entrnace and a coffee shop at the center. A small electronic store, sport shop and money exchange. and a good enough parking spaces. And a public toilet too!

Nice shops be it it bit too many clothes. A bit more variety would be good. However, overall a nice experience. Feels safe. Toilets very clean!

Nice little shopping mall with the basic chain stores present in bigger Polish shopping malls and a cinema. Sadly very few food options. A no name restaurant only. No McD/KFC even, which seem to be standard in most Polish malls

The food is delicious and portions are big. We had the fish plate it was for 4 people , we ordered it for 2 and we took away the rest. We paid for the whole 230 zloty

You have to queue and wait for a table here, as they don't take reservations. We waited about 40 minutes and finally got a table. The ambiance is lovely, the menu is multilingual and focused on Polish cuisine. We ordered in Polish, but they also speak German and English. The food was delicious, the service very attentive, and the portions were generous. Perhaps the Rosół could have been a bit more spicy for my taste, but that's a matter of taste. Allergens were taken into account. We would definitely come back for a casual dinner. Highly recommended.

the cuisine is excellent, we ordered with a large group, all the food is super. Such chefs should be appreciated. However, the service is bad, older women brought up in the spirit of the USSR (everyone owes them), we waited for the menu for about 20 minutes. And after the meal we were told that the bill would be shared, despite our disagreement (some wanted to spend the remaining zlotys before leaving). We were told categorically no. But this did not spoil the incredible quality of the food.

Delicious food at reasonable prices. The portions are so big that we had to bring some of the leftovers home with us. Would highly recommend, if you’re looking to try some authentic polish food. Also the service is 10/10.

Typical Polish restaurant; nostalgic, beautiful ambience. The food was extraordinary delicious. The service very attentive and nice.

Friendly staff, great food, hearty portions, nice ambience. We didn't have a reservation so we had to wait, so would definitely recommend making a reservation beforehand if you want to go for dinner.

We decided to wait in queue, it was superb choice in small city. First time tried zurek, amazing soup. It is really hard to move even fingers after such delicious dinner with huge portions. Highly recommend to visit! Unbelievable 😎

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

A very nice gallery, but the man at the entrance was really unpleasant, because he noticed a group of students, who aren't potential customers.

Average in all meanings. Needs some repair around.

Realy injoyed. I would have given 5 stars if they had some material in English, the amber mining was good fun with the kids

Great spot to take a breather, have a coffee, make a sanitary stop (wc looks like a portapotty but there are actually ceramic toilet seats inside the blue boxes). The fort exudes an air of faded glory, delapidated, someone made an effort to pimp it up a little, but not enough attractive for me to actually go inside the main building. The amber mine next to the centre structure is probably more for kids and therefore a waste of money I think, also doesn't really belong here. Nice coffee.

I guess they could do some improvements to receive the tourist there. Just after the entrance there's a rubbish container on the left-side that doesn't smell nice and on the right-side, two public chemical toilets...like, this manager of this museum doesn't have much view on how to make a place attractive to the public. After going through the entrance, I decided not to go in. No way!!

Fort protecting the western entrance of the Oder River delta.

Nice little museum. The sight and the possibility to relax on the roof are well worth it. For kids the armory is especially interesting, as you are allowed to touch and even wear the armor and weapons there for photos for example. In the upper floors you can find out more about the history of the fort. The complete museum takes only about 30-45 minutes to explore, but it was well worth the small entrance fee of 2,50 Euro. Afterwards you can enjoy a cup of coffee in the yard of the fort. Also nice staff that speaks german well so you don't need great polish skills to communicate. Greetings from Germany and we will gladly visit you again! 🙂

Just not good , limited selection and the guy behind the bar made up prices, he charged 3 euro for a coffee without milk and then 4 with. 1euro for a splash of milk in Poland, the guy is delusional. Avoid!!

A Very unique cafe ! GREAT atmosphere

The best and unique cafe tower in the town. Great historical value,not only a cafe place,also an experience 😀

A tax scam by owners, cash only no receipt might better avoid this

Beautiful and fun idea to have a café inside the church

Extremely overpriced

Super

Historical building, very friendly service. Typical local food. Tasty, worth to enjoy, we loved the ambience. No credit-card, just cash (Zloty, Euro, Dollar)

Pierogi with Butter sauce! The way it should be! Made with love and tasted fantastic! Cash only. Friendly waitress. Cold beer 🍺! Stop here for great food and drink!

Great and massiv food. Everything fresh and Homemade. Nice Ambiente but a little bit cold inside. Also great Homemade Cakes.

Great place to grab a bite or for coffee break! Great iced coffe in summer time

It's a hidden pearl ! Very good food! I recommend. The pickeld Cabbage is a must and a desert ! good prices as well. Personell very nice.

Amazing place with incredible atmosphere and perfect polish food.

came here for lunch after visiting the fort museum. i ordered beetroot soup, a cake and a coffee. they served the dessert and coffee immediately but after 40min i still havent got the soup. so i asked waitress if the soup is ready. she didnt understand so i point it out on the menu. then she said “dont have”…. hey i come here for lunch not a noon tea :(( yeh and when i asked wifi password another waitress also replied “dont have”, then what’s the meaning of this wifi?? rly bad experience tho the tiramisu is ok and in large portion.

Traditional Polish food. Massive portions, better go hungry! The lard-fried pork chop is tasty, and comes with potatoes and sauerkraut. Service is fast but a little grumpy. The garlicky borscht with meat dumplings is one of my fave dishes in this town.

It is great and well designed restaurant in city Center. You can find some traditional food in this place. It is cozy and comfortable. The food is not as good as the restaurant and the atmosphere. We went for the duck but it was way too sweet which is not mentioned in the menu. The rest was good

Great food, really filling portions, friendly staff, very nice atmosphere. It is hard to find a place that is not a tourist trap here, and this one definitely is not. Definitely coming back!

Tasty food! The menu is in German, Polish and English. The staff was nice as well. I would definitely recommend.

4,5/5 Good food. A bit expensive. Waiters couldn’t speak English. Expensive drinks with coke being 11zl 200ml and pasta 45zl

Amazing Perogies! Nice atmosphere. Okay service.

Fried pork with French fries and mashrum sup such an amount impossible to eat all!!! Super!!!

Pasta with basil pesto and burrata was good. The restaurant was half empty, so it was quiet. We did have one extra drink on our bill, which we didn't order, but we paid for it. Well... there might have been a mix-up when ordering. Overall, we are satisfied and I rate it positively.

The Burrata Pasta was really good! I was so surprised how good it was and we came twice. The staff was also very nice. I'm happy that they have some vegetarian options.

Good food, delicious pizza, friendly staff.

Absolutely brilliant restaurant, the pizza was very nice and service was great when we asked for a bigger table. Very quick would definitely recommend.

It was great! Even I can say that the best pasta I’ve ever had. Thank you!

Very good food overall. Great grilled salmon and beef 👌

Excelent Fish soup and spaghetti bologneze!

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. More photos & travel diary on @eunikaway on Instagram.

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.

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.

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.

Nice views. Great stair walk way on the cliff connecting the beach and forest.

really nice place to visit. I recommend having some cash with you because there are some fun game machines that need coins near by

Actually this view point without stairs, people attach the wrong photos. But it is still interesting and has gazebo. And the stairs to the beach are not far away in 3 minutes walk. entrance to the park is paid - 9 PLN, you can pay by card or cash. The weather was windy and I caught a cold at the top, even though I was wearing pants and shirt in 22 degrees.

Really beauty place, stunning views

stairs are closed a lot during the year due to repairs but once you there- it's totally worth the tries!

Steps are recently renovated and finally open !!! Such a nice walk from the beach onto the mountain. Very rare attraction. Must see when in town.

Must see and must do Super beautiful view from each stage

Nice place, good atmosphere. We had Lunch and drinks. The food is sadly on the low side of quality but the drinks are good. Maybe it's better in the evening

Very good lunch with soup and then a selection of two dishes to choose from. Tasty, reasonably prised, or even rather cheap. Well served, friendly, with smile, saw even dogs being admitted!!!

It was a very good meal, ready in a few minutes. The business is very beautiful and the service is very pleasant. I recommend

The heart of any successful restaurant beats in the kitchen.

Super

Super friendly and great hospitality!awesome food!

(Translated by Google) We visited this restaurant with a small child because of a hotel stay at ApartPark. It was quite empty despite the summer holidays, so we had some initial concerns. But these were unfounded. The service staff was very friendly, which is unusual for Poland. The restaurant has a very modern interior. The prices are reasonable, and we enjoyed our meal immensely. We didn't have a long wait. However, the drinks only arrived after the appetizer, after we had ordered them... And unfortunately, sauces aren't very popular in Poland... What a shame. We would have preferred a smaller glass for our 2-year-old, and unfortunately, there was no children's cutlery even though we had two children's meals. We were still satisfied. The 10% discount was accepted without any problems. (Original) Wir haben aufgrund eines Hotel Aufenthalts im ApartPark dieses Restaurant mit kleinem Kind besucht. Es war ziemlich leer trotz Sommerferien, daher hatten wir erst Bedenken. Diese waren aber unbegründet. Service Personal war sehr nett. Ungewöhnlich für Polen. Das Restaurant ist sehr modern eingerichtet. Die Preise angemessen und uns hat es super geschmeckt. Keine lange Wartezeit. Allerdings kamen die Getränke erst auf Nachfrage nach der Vorspeise... Und leider sind in Polen Soßen nicht sehr beliebt... Schade. Wir hätten uns fur unseren 2 jährigen ein kleineres Glas gewünscht und es gab leider kein Kinderbesteck obwohl wir 2 Kindergerichte hatten. Wir waren trotzdem zufrieden. 10% Rabatt wurde problemlos akzeptiert.