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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.

Poland ranked second in Europe in terms of tourism growth, with Szczecin taking first place nationwide, recording a growth rate of over 10%.

Today at 12:00 PM, registration opens for the 7th Szczecin Night Run, which will take place overnight from May 8 to 9, 2026. The route will lead through the streets of Szczecin, with the start and finish lines set on Szymanowskiego Street, right next to City Hall. There is a limit of 2,000 participants, so early registration is recommended.

This weekend, maritime enthusiasts and local event goers are heading to Szczecin. On Saturday, January 17, the riverfront will host the official christening of the new ferry Jantar Unity. Festivities begin at 2:30 p.m., with the ceremonial christening scheduled for 3:00 p.m. In the evening, attendees can enjoy a spectacular multimedia show, presented twice, at 6:00 p.m. and again at 8:00 p.m.

As of January 2026, the largest indoor arena in West Pomerania bears a new name – Enea Arena. This change marks the beginning of a three-year sponsorship deal between the City of Szczecin, venue operator Żegluga Szczecińska, and leading energy company Enea, now the venue’s official naming rights partner.

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.