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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.

Looking for an active day trip? You can actually cycle from Szczecin all the way to the Baltic Sea! The route along Lake Dąbie, through Lubczyna and onward to coastal towns, is a perfect plan for a one-day or weekend adventure. Along the way, you'll enjoy stunning views and excellent cycling infrastructure.

Only until the end of this week can you enjoy the fun-filled Holiday Park Szczecin, set right in the heart of Łasztownia. It’s one of the city’s top summer attractions, perfect for families, thrill-seekers, and anyone looking to enjoy a day out with a view.

September 2025 will turn Szczecin into a vibrant hub for tennis: the 32nd Invest in Szczecin Open, Poland’s oldest and largest men’s ATP Challenger tournament, will take place from 8–14 September on clay courts at Aleja Wojska Polskiego 127.

You don’t have to sail far to find adventure. Just step onto the water – Szczecin, with its intricate network of canals, islands, and backwaters, is a hidden paradise for water enthusiasts. For those who want to explore the city from a watery perspective, Żegluga Szczecińska has created “water corners” – small but well-equipped resting points where you can pause, relax, and continue your journey.

Summer’s racing by – we’ve already reached the halfway point of the season. But August still offers plenty of time to get away, and Szczecin is calling. Why not catch a quick flight and discover one of Poland’s most surprising destinations?