





Step into this impressive cathedral. Dating back to the 12th century, it's still being rebuilt as a result of World War II bomb damage.
Wave hello to the The Maritime Museum - part of the National Museum - awash with everything to do with the sea. Plus, there's a vast seascape view from the tower.
Have a royal night out at the opera in this music-crazy city: the 14th century Dukes' Castle has a range of charming classical concerts throughout the summer.
One of the most renown and distinctive buildings of the city, the museum houses Poland's greatest collection of relics from non-European cultures.
The Gothic Cathedral and Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle in Szczecin overlook the Oder River and include an opera house, a rooftop terrace, ducal sarcophagi, a Renaissance chapel, a 17th-century clock, and the Witches’ Cell. The castle hosts concerts, exhibitions, and various events.
The Karlowicz Philharmonic in Szczecin is a concert hall designed by Barozzi Veiga. Its glass and metal façade houses two concert halls, art galleries, and a café, creating a vibrant cultural hub. The innovative architecture has received multiple awards and continues to attract attention and admiration.
Dive into the history of sailing and the sea at the Maritime Science Centre on Szczecin’s Łasztownia Island. Explore its permanent exhibition, featuring highlights like Aleksander Doba’s famed transatlantic canoe or enter the Great Sphere, home to Poland’s most modern planetarium for a totally unique experience. Enjoy panoramic city views from the rooftop terrace and admire the building’s illuminated façade on weekend evenings.
Immerse yourself in an interactive journey at the Dialogue Centre “Upheavals,” a branch of the National Museum in Szczecin. This exhibition explores the recent history of Szczecin and the West Pomerania region, with a focus on pivotal social movements and protests that contributed to Poland’s return to independence. Explore underground galleries featuring historical artifacts, films, photographs, and more.
Step inside Lentz Villa, a beautifully restored residence in Szczecin, originally built in 1888–1889. Designed in the eclectic Second Empire style, the villa once symbolized the wealth and elegance of the city’s middle class. Over the decades, it served various roles—from a military base during WWII to an educational center. After extensive renovations completed in 2021, Lentz Villa reopened as a cultural institution dedicated to creatively exploring Szczecin’s heritage.
Discover the Polish Theatre in Szczecin, a leading cultural institution showcasing Polish and international drama, comedies, musicals, and cabaret. Housed in a historic 1920s building, the theater underwent a major renovation in 2023, adding several modern stages and facilities. Today, it stands as Szczecin’s first professional drama venue.
Located on the site of the former Gontynka bathing area, Fabryka Wody is more than just an aqua park. Hop on exhilarating rides and fun slides, refresh in the large bathing area featuring 21 pools, or unwind in one of its 15 themed saunas, including a volcanic sauna, a rose bath, and a snow grotto. For a complete experience, visit their educational center to learn more about water.