Międzyzdroje

The coast and the pier at Międzyzdroje. – Picture of Photo Mix from Pixabay

Distance

28 km NE, 62 km SE, 71 km E, 43 km NE, 138 km NE, 15 km V, 110 km S, 18 km SE

Location and history

Międzyzdroje is a bathing and spa resort with a 150-year tradition. The town lies between high cliffs and a wide sandy beach facing the sea on one side and the forests of the Wolin National Park on the other. Holiday centers and hotels scattered in the shade of the trees, the beautiful architecture of the promenade, the 300 meter long pier and the harbor where the fishing tradition is maintained (the town has been a fishing village since the 13th century) – all this together constitutes a significant tourist attraction. .

Attractions in and near Międzyzdroje: Wolin National Park, Bison Reserve, Natural History Museum, Cliff Coast, Zielonka Hill (with a beautiful panoramic view) and the pearl of the national park: Lake Turkis (Jezioro Turkusowe). There are 270 species of wildlife in the park, including several sea eagles; this bird is also the symbol of the national park.

In the summer, a festival for choir singing (since 1965) and film festival (since 1997) is held in Międzyzdroje. Each year, while the film festival is on, new Polish filmmakers and filmmakers put their handprints on the sidewalk along Promenada Gwiazd (Star Promenade).

The park in Międzyzdroje. – Picture of Kamyq from Pixabay

Accommodation

Booking.com
Międzyzdroje (City official page) – With practical information for tourists

Other Internet sites and sources

Międzyzdroje (Town official page)

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Bathing areas

Health resorts