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Planning a weekend in Szczecin or a summer getaway by the Oder River? The Szczecin Tourist Card makes exploring the city easier and more affordable. It includes free public transport and discounts on museums, attractions, river cruises, cafés and restaurants.

One of Szczecin’s most popular summer events is set to return this July. The 17th edition of the St. James Fair will take place from 23 to 26 July 2026 in the historic surroundings of St. James Archcathedral Basilica, right in the heart of the city.

Thank you for the tremendous interest in the cruises to Gartz via Mescherin and the picturesque Lower Oder Valley.

Szczecin is preparing for one of the most exciting music events of the summer. On June 26–27, the first edition of the Hells Bells Festival will take place at Łasztownia, bringing together metal and punk rock fans from across Poland and beyond. Organizers promise two days packed with powerful performances and an impressive international lineup.

Discover the extraordinary landscapes of the Międzyodrze region and the vast floodplains of the Lower Oder Valley from the vantage point of a boat on the River Oder.

Szczecin’s culinary scene has reached an important milestone. The restaurant Tkacka 7 has received a recommendation from the prestigious Michelin Guide, becoming the first venue in the city to be recognized by the world-famous restaurant guide.

Szczecin will be part of the 83rd Tour de Pologne UCI WorldTour. The race will take place from 3 to 9 August 2026 under the slogan “North–South”, linking seaside routes with demanding mountain stages.

MS Wissenschaft has officially arrived at Szczecin’s waterfront near Bulwar Chrobrego. The famous German floating science museum is visiting Poland for the first time, and Szczecin is one of its special stops.

Paprykarz szczeciński may be the city’s most famous food symbol, but Szczecin has many more flavours waiting to be discovered. A visit here can easily turn into a small culinary trip through local traditions and modern city tastes.