Aktualności

Did you know that you can go skiing in Szczecin without leaving the city? Szczecin’s Gubałówka, located at Lisiej Góry 5, is a unique winter attraction on the city's map. Nestled at the edge of the Wkrzanska Forest, it offers the perfect setting for skiing, snowboarding and outdoor winter fun – all without the need to head for the mountains.

On January 17, Szczecin will host the naming ceremony of Jantar Unity, the newest and most advanced Polish ferry operating on the Baltic Sea. The vessel, owned by Unity Line, will be docked at Wały Chrobrego starting January 15 around 2:00 PM, remaining in place for a few days and drawing attention from both locals and visitors.

It’s a flashback to the 1970s – the neon sign “TOMASZ,” once the banner of a men’s clothing store, is glowing once again on Rayskiego Street in Szczecin. Carefully restored, it now stands as a charming reminder of the city’s urban history.

A recent survey among users of the Szczecin Tourist Card reveals that a majority of visitors truly value their stay in the city. As many as 80% of respondents rated highly the city’s sustainability — especially noting its extensive green areas, efficient public transportation, cleanliness, and convenient walking and cycling infrastructure. Meanwhile, 96% reported feeling comfortable in Szczecin; the city is perceived as open, friendly, and inclusive.

The Christmas Market at the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle in Szczecin kicks off on December 6 and runs until December 14! It promises festive charm, delicious treats, and holiday fun for everyone.

Looking for gifts with a Szczecin touch? The best place to find them is right in the city center – at the Tourist Information Centre on Aleja Kwiatowa. The glass pavilion at Żołnierza Polskiego Square 20 is bursting with ideas that will delight both locals and visitors.

The Szczecin Christmas Market 2025 has officially opened. The festive town spans three central squares – Aleja Kwiatowa, Adamowicz Square and Lotników Square – and is open daily until December 21st.

Starting November 28, Szczecin’s city centre transforms into a festive wonderland as the annual Christmas Market opens across three main squares: Aleja Kwiatowa, Plac Adamowicza, and Plac Lotników.

At 34‑35 Rugiańska Street in Szczecin, a new mural has been created honouring the legendary cat Gacek – a black and white icon of the city. The artwork was created using photocatalytic paints which, under sunlight, help purify the air.