„Under the Globe” Palace
The baroque seat of the Academy of Art in Szczecin.
Culture
Velthusen Palace
A classicist palace known as Bartz Palace and Velthusen Palace.
Palace of the Pomeranian States Assembly (National Museum)
A baroque palace in the city centre.
Memorial stone commemorating the Polish scout troop in pre-war Szczecin
In pre-war Szczecin there existed a small Polish community. Its former presence can be recognized thanks to the Rodło symbol – the characteristic zigzag line represents the course of the River Vistula, with the location of Kraków marked. Rodło remains the emblem of the Union of Poles in Germany and was introduced in 1933, when the German authorities banned the use of the coat of arms of the Republic of Poland.
Palace of the Pomeranian Landowners
The building was erected on the site of the demolished Royal Bastion fortifications of the Prussian fortress.
Former seat of the Prussian Royal Post (currently Polish Post)
A three-storey building is made of red, partly-glazed brick and has a richly-decorated elevation.
St. John Baptist's Church
The church, based on the projection of the Latin cross, was designed by architect Engelbrecht Seibertz from Berlin.
Church of the Holliest Heart of Jesus Christ
A modernist, three-aisle building with an entirely concrete structure.
St. Adalbert's Garrison Church
This church, designed by Jürgen Kröger, was constructed in 1906-1909.