Aktualności

In the northwest part of Szczecin, in the district of Warszewo, a brand-new green space has opened – Ekopark Złotowska. This modern recreational and educational area attracts both nature lovers and casual walkers. It’s part of the city’s “Parks for Szczecin Residents” initiative, which includes the creation and revitalization of 28 green areas across the city.

Today we celebrate the birthday of Pasztecik Szczeciński – a beloved snack from the city of Szczecin and the West Pomerania region. It all started in 1969, when production began using a special machine brought from the Soviet Union, originally designed for military use.

From November 28, three central squares—Plac Lotników, Plac Adamowicza, and Aleja Kwiatowa—will transform into a festive Christmas village.

On Friday, October 3rd at 4:00 PM, Oktoberfest Szczecin 2025 kicks off at Aleja Kwiatowa – a three-day celebration of beer, brewing culture, and great entertainment in the heart of the city.

Szczecin joins world cities like London, New York, Dubai, and Paris as host of “Van Gogh – The Immersive Exhibition”. This multimedia journey through the life and art of Vincent van Gogh is now open at Twardowskiego 5.

Szczecin has been chosen as the host city for the prestigious GDS‑Forum & Impact Day 2026 — a major event dedicated to regenerative tourism and sustainable development. From June 16–18, 2026, our city will become the epicenter of global debate on the future of the MICE industry and tourism.

“The Arrivals” – a new mosaic tells the story of Szczecin’s repatriates

The Gothic Gallery of the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle in Szczecin hosts a unique exhibition celebrating the 160th anniversary of painter Eugen Dekkert’s birth. Recognized as the most important landscape artist of Szczecin and Pomerania, Dekkert is featured through more than 70 works—ranging from Scottish views and rural scenes to port landscapes and mountain vistas.

Lentz Villa is one of the most impressive and intriguing residences in Szczecin. Built between 1888 and 1889 for industrialist August Lentz, it dazzles with elegance and architectural flair, blending elements of Renaissance, Mannerism, and Baroque – a style known as the French costume. Located in the prestigious Westend district (now Łękno), it was a symbol of prestige and wealth from the start. Unfortunately, the founder did not enjoy it for long – he passed away five years after construction was completed.