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One of the most remarkable natural areas near Szczecin has a chance to receive nationwide recognition. Lower Oder Valley Landscape Park has been nominated in National Geographic Traveler’s Wonders of Poland 2026 competition. The winners will be chosen by an online vote, which remains open until 13 October.
Planning to visit the Maritime Science Centre or Fabryka Wody in Szczecin this September? It is worth checking the temporary changes before setting out. Both popular attractions have scheduled technical breaks in September 2026, although the dates and the extent of the restrictions are different.
The first weekend of October in Szczecin will be all about beer, music and good food. From 2 to 4 October 2026, Aleja Kwiatowa in the city centre will become a meeting place for beer enthusiasts. Oktoberfest Szczecin 2026 is also a great reason to plan an autumn weekend on the Oder River.
Discover Szczecin Highlights! City Walking Tour on 29 August (Guided tour conducted in German)
The last chance this year to ride a historic tram
On Wednesday, 26 August, the athletics stadium on Litewska Street in Szczecin will once again host top-level international competition. The 9th International Wiesław Maniak Memorial will bring leading athletes to the city, with Polish sprint star Ewa Swoboda and Szczecin high jumper Maja Słodzińska among the names to watch.
Discover Szczecin’s Highlights! Two guided city walks in August
On 26 August 2026, Szczecin will once again become an important destination for athletics fans. The 9th International Wiesław Maniak Memorial will take place at the Miejski Stadion Lekkoatletyczny im. Wiesława Maniaka at 20 Litewska Street. The event is a great opportunity to combine top-level sport with a day trip or weekend break in Szczecin.
Szczecin is setting sail again. On Friday, August 14, Żagle 2026 – Żeglarski Szczecin Zaprasza, one of the city's major summer events, gets underway. Until Sunday, August 16, Szczecin's waterfront will be filled with sailing ships, crews and visitors looking to experience the city's maritime atmosphere. Vessels moored on both sides of the Oder will open their decks to residents and tourists.
