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The avenue ליד the Tourist Information Centre in Szczecin will once again come alive with color, craftsmanship, and festive flavors. The Szczecin Easter Fair officially opens on Friday at 12:00, inviting both locals and visitors to celebrate the season in a vibrant atmosphere.

As spring arrives, Szczecin once again becomes one of Poland’s most picturesque destinations. The famous Jasne Błonia lawns are covered with vibrant purple crocus carpets, attracting both locals and visitors eager to experience the first signs of the new season. This short-lived yet stunning natural display has become a true symbol of spring in the city.

Szczecin is preparing for another major project that could reshape the city’s image. The architectural competition for the new home of the Contemporary Theatre has been decided, and the building is set to rise on Łasztownia Island — one of the fastest-developing areas in the city. Already popular with both locals and visitors, this riverside district may soon gain another landmark.

The water tram operating on the Szczecin Lagoon will return for the summer season of 2026. The service will once again connect several towns located along the lagoon, offering both residents and visitors an opportunity to travel across the region by boat and experience it from a different perspective.

The first crocuses have appeared at Jasne Błonia and near Wały Chrobrego in Szczecin. While they are still only scattered flowers rather than the famous purple carpets, locals already recognize the sign – spring is beginning to take over the city.

Szczecin is once again preparing for one of its most picturesque spring moments. The first crocuses are already emerging on Jasne Błonia, along the Wały Chrobrego terraces and throughout central avenues. According to local walkers, delicate white and purple flowers are slowly pushing through the grass. If the weather remains favorable, the famous carpets of crocuses will be in full bloom within one to two weeks.

Kiel, Turku, Tallinn and Szczecin – these are the cities that will host the regatta in 2028. The Tall Ships will begin their competition in Kiel, then set sail across the Baltic Sea to take part in two races and a Friendship Cruise, with the grand finale once again held in Szczecin.

Szczecin will celebrate the 13th International Guide’s Day on February 28. This year’s theme is “Notable Personalities of Szczecin.”

How well do you know Szczecin? Beyond its main streets and landmarks, the city hides stories about former city gates, long-gone cinemas and fountains that once marked major technological milestones. These details create a fascinating narrative of Szczecin’s past.