The route is marked by red dotted line painted on the pavement.
Szczecin is a paradise not only for fans of water sports or unusual architecture, but also for lovers of greenery. It is a city of many parks, which make the town even more charming. Those are places where you can relax and spend free time – regardless of the season. Parks, woods and forests are virtually on your doorstep and they surprise you with unusual viewing points, showing off the magnificent city panoramas. The development of city’s greenery has been inextricably linked with the city’s history. Since mid-1800s, Szczecin has been rapidly expanding its borders. The necessity to expand the city was a perfect chance to develop it as an urban structure and also to make it into a “garden city”. The creation of such vast green areas would not have been possible if not for the generosity of industrialists of that time, born and raised in Szczecin, who spared no expense in embellishing the city with park complexes. One of the best-known entrepreneurs is Johannes Quistorp. |
The route is marked by red dotted line painted on the pavement.
City trail from the center, through the park and forest.
The largest necropolis in Poland and one of the largest in the world.
Dąbie Lake is one of the biggest Polish lakes.
A tourist route commemorating Johaness Quistorp and his son Martin.
It is known as the most beautiful recess of Szczecin surroundings.
A vast forest complex of almost 63,000 ha. It is one of the most favorite places for the inhabitants of Szczecin to spend time.
Extremely green recreational area located on the Warszewo Hills.
Thanks to its short distance from the city, beautiful landscapes and the vicinity of the Szczecin Lagoon, it is a favourite place for weekend recreation