The monument was unveiled in 1974, and its creators were Leonia Chmielnik and Anna Paszkiewicz. A careful observer will quickly notice that Anna Jagiellon appears to be the same height as Bogislaw X, as she stands on a step beside her husband.
Grunwald Square, one of three centrally located squares that define the city’s uniqueness.
The tenement at 1 Świętego Wojciecha Street is a historic residential and commercial building located in the center of Szczecin. Listed in the Provincial Register of Monuments, it is one of the few examples of Art Nouveau architecture in the city.
The history of Szczecin abounds with turbulent events.
Great museum located in a former tram depot.
The first center for contemporary art in the region.
A Gothic building from the 15th century.
The most impressive baroque fortress gate in West Pomerania.
This baroque fortification was intended to defend access to the city from the north.
