"Lawendowe Zacisze"
“Lawendowe Zacisze” is a lavender plantation which also manufactures aromatic oils. The plantation is available for walks and photo shoots.

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Beach at the Lagoon in Ueckermünde
The 800 m long sandy beach in Ueckermünde has a long history, serving the local people since 1926. The shallow waters by the shore are perfect for taking a plunge with children. There are two children’s playgrounds, a dog beach, and a nudist beach (known as FKK-Strand).

Beach in Nowe Warpno
The beach is located on the shore of Lake Nowowarpieńskie. There is a promenade and an observation tower nearby. Aside from the sandy beach, there is also a pier with benches. The beach is accessible to persons with disabilities.
The beach in Nowe Warpno is a place visited by the residents of Police County and others. It is visited by the residents of Szczecin and tourists from Germany. Even though the beach is situated in a remote corner, it has become together with Nowe Warpno a new point on the touristic map of the County. Not long ago it was rather neglected, but today it is full of life. Thanks to the renovation of the Old Town, construction of the promenade with the lookout tower, also the beach was given a new look. The bathing area is well-kept and it encourages visiting and spending your free time there. The water is very warm and relatively clean. The entrance to the beach is free of charge. The sandy beach is guarded by lifeguards, and the bathing area is marked by lifebuoys. On the beach there is also a jetty with benches, and just beside it, there is an exit for people in wheelchairs. You can rest on the beach or on the jetty. Nearby there is also a payable toilet. Just by the beach there is a promenade which goes around the peninsula, and in its northern part, there is the lookout tower. Touristic life of Nowe Warpno is focused around the beach, as nearby there are historic buildings of the town with the market square and the town hall, as well as some interesting places, such as Sailors’ Avenue on the shore of Nowowarpieńska Bay on the northern promontory.

Beach in Trzebież
The beach with life guards on duty runs along Spacerowa Street. Attractions include children’s playgrounds, a skatepark, and an outdoor gym. There is a foot and cycleway nearby, plenty of bars, and a camping site.
The guarded beach in Trzebież stretches along a short coast of Szczecin Lagoon in its southern narrowed part. The beach constitutes a part of the Recreation and Beach Complex. There is a tennis court, two beach volleyball courts with small bleachers, as well as a universal court suitable for football and basketball. There are several various playgrounds, as well as a skate park, an open-air gym and a so called health path with interesting gym equipment. Along the coast from Delfin Restaurant to the bathing area there is a promenade in the shade of trees, among lagoon vegetation. Simultaneously to the promenade, there is also a walking and cycling trail and along it there is also a road which finishes next to the parking area. One of the newest and most interesting elements is a 10-metre lookout tower from which you can admire Szczecin Lagoon and the surroundings of the complex. By the beach there is a campsite, recreation resorts and various catering facilities. The bathing area is guarded and there are regulations that the visitors need to keep. The bathing area is marked with lifebuoys. There are also floating piers where you can walk, as well as lie down on a towel or a blanket. In summer the water in the lagoon is very warm, but unfortunately it is not transparent.

Bicycle counter Nowe Warpno

Brzozki Apartments
Brzózki Apartments - comfort, nature and full support for cyclists
Welcome to Brzózki Apartments - a unique place located right on the bicycle routes of Western Pomerania, in the heart of the picturesque Natura 2000 protected areas. Our facility is an ideal base for two-wheeled enthusiasts - both those looking for a challenge on longer routes and those who appreciate peaceful excursions among nature.
We offer comfortable, fully equipped apartments with access to a shared kitchen, a spacious living room and a viewing terrace. An additional attraction is the horse stable operating at the property, which can be used by both adults and children.
Our facility is located just off the Integrated Tourist Route of the Police District and routes leading through Wkrzanska Forest and around the Szczecin Lagoon. This is a place where cyclists are truly welcome - with comfort, nature and a warm atmosphere.
Stay with us and combine activity with true relaxation surrounded by nature!

Central Yachting Centre Marina
The marina in Trzebież used to be one of the main sailing centers in Poland. It currently offers sailing and maneuvering training on offshore yachts. The marina also owns a number of vessels, including the brigantine “Kapitan Głowacki”, the flagship of the Polish Yachting Association.
For many years it has been regarded as the most important and prestigious sailing centre in the country. The Szczecin-Świnoujscie water channel runs close to Trzebież. Trzebież Marina consists of two docks: a larger and a smaller one, which are divided by a concrete, T-shaped jetty. The concrete wharf is equipped with energy and water. Trzebież has two water channels, north and south, both of which are marked by buoys. Yachtsmen should stick to the course of the waterway, as sailing astray may result in running aground. You can use a lift in the port, which is the perfect place to erect or demount the mast for those who sail on the Berlin – Szczecin – Baltic Sea Route. The marina operates a hostel with 50 beds. The Centre  conducts sailing and manoeuvring training on sea-going vessels. In Trzebież you can take a cruise aboard one of the boats which the Sailing Centre operates, including the flagship and largest vessel, the tall-ship ‘Captain Głowacki’.

Dawny dworzec kolejowy

Dom ryglowy przy Placu Zwycięstwa

Kapliczka Królowej Puszczy Wkrzańskiej w Trzebieży

Kościół Filialny (katolicki) pw. Św. Huberta w Nowym Warpnie (Karszno)

Kościół Filialny (rzymskokatolicki) pw. Matki Boskiej Częstochowskiej w Warnołęce
Zabytkowy ryglowy kościółek pw. Matki Boskiej Częstochowskiej w Warnołęce o kubaturze 526 m3 i powierzchni zabudowy 140,7 m2 został prawdopodobnie wzniesiony w XVIII wieku, na co może wskazywać data umieszczona na dzwonie, wskazująca na rok 1727. Pierwotnie była to świątynia protestancka, po II wojnie światowej, 26 sierpnia 1946 poświęcona jako rzymskokatolicka, stanowi filię parafii w Nowym Warpnie. Świątynia, wraz z otoczeniem, znajduje się w rejestrze zabytków nieruchomych. Wzniesiony na planie prostokąta kościół usytuowany jest na niskiej podmurówce, a piękna szachulcowa konstrukcja wyróżnia go na tle krajobrazu. W zachodniej części kościoła usytuowana jest strzelista wieża o konstrukcji szkieletowej, zwieńczona złotą kulą i krzyżem. Do kościoła wchodzi się od strony zachodniej, natomiast wejście na ogrodzony teren znajduje się od południowego-wschodu. Wokół kościoła wiodą brukowane alejki, a tuż za bramą wejściową ustawiony został wielki drewniany krzyż. Nabożeństwa odprawiane są tutaj w każdą niedzielę o godz.11.00. Poza tym, że kościół spełnia funkcję kultową, od czasu do czasu mają tu również miejsce różne wydarzenia kulturalne, tj. koncerty czy wystawy. Dostępny dla osób niepełnosprawnych, płaski teren.

Marina Trzebież
The marina is located at the Central Sailing Centre and can accommodate up to 120 vessels. Water and power supply pedestals are available. There is also a hostel on site.
Sailing harbor in the built-up area of ​​ the A. Benesza Central Sailing Center in Trzebież is on the western shore of the Szczecin Lagoon, at Rybacka 26. Some of the vessels may also moor at the quay located at the Harbor Master's Office, at Portowa 23. To reach COŻ from Szczecin, take provincial road No. 115, and then, at Tanowo, follow provincial road No. 114 leading to Nowe Warpno via Trzebież. In Trzebież, after the railway crossing, continue straight ahead to the intersection of Kościuszki, WOP, Portowa and Rybacka Streets, where you should enter the last one, pass the St. Exaltation of the Holy Cross and drive until you see the gate of the Sailing Center. Another way of getting from Szczecin is the route through Przęsocin, which joins the Old Market Square in Police and provincial road No. 114 leading to Trzebież. To get to the marina from the Harbor Master's Office, at the previously mentioned intersection, turn into Portowa Street and continue until the entrance gate and the Harbor Master's Office.
The sailing harbor in Trzebież is divided into two parts. Yachts can moor at the quays in the northern part adjacent to the Central Sailing Center, as well as in the southern part, which, despite its commercial and transit character, also accepts sports vessels in addition to passenger ships, but in a smaller number than in the northern part. 120 units can stay in the yacht basins at COŻ at the same time. The marina with concrete quays is equipped with electricity and running water. There are showers and toilets in the facility located on the premises of COŻ, as well as at the transit port. Repair workshops are also located at COŻ. Free internet is available in the main building. At the transit quay connecting the southern and northern parts, there is a container petrol station adapted to servicing vessels.

MILA Camping

Nowe Warpno Marina
The marina on the Szczecin Lagoon can accommodate 60 vessels. There are water and power supply pedestals available, as well as a slip and a camping site. The German town Altwarp is less than 1 km away on the other side of the Nowowarpieńska Bay.
The marina accommodates up to sixty small boats in five smalldocks. These can be used by yachts with drafts of up to 1,6 m, whereas the dock outside canaccommodate slightly larger yachts. The depth there is approximately 2,2 m. Marina does not offer power points or taps on the quay, and using electricity and water costs extra. However, it is possible to buy the fuel that you need or to visit a store in town. There is a tavern within the marina, where you can you can eat fresh fish caught by local fishermen. The marina is located on the boulevard of the renovated port. The renovated town square, which includes new sidewalks, a well-developed and maintained green, a monument of a fisherman, and a lookout tower with a walking bridge, is an attractive place for a walk.

Observation tower at Lake Nowowarpieńskie
The Odra–Nyda Cycling Trail from Rieth to Ueckermünde runs along the shores of Lake Nowowarpieńskie (Neuwarper See in German). The massive observation tower offers a magnificent vista of the lake and the Rieth Holm (Riether Werder in German). Lake Nowowarpieńskie and the holm are part of the “Szczecin Lagoon” Landscape Park.

Promenade
The nearly 1-km long promenade runs along the shore of Nowowarpieński Peninsula. It has lighting and is under video surveillance. There are information boards installed along the way. The promenade is accessible to persons with disabilities.
The promenade in Nowe Warpno was built over several years. The first stage of the construction works was completed in 2013 – at that time 330 m of the promenade together with the lookout tower situated at the end of the promontory, at Nowowarpieńska Bay, were put into use. Two other building were also created at that time and currently they are restaurants, as well as shops with souvenirs and fishing accessories and a florist. There are places prepared to play chess and board games, and there is also a rotating sculpture of a bream. At the main entrance to the promenade from Kościuszki Street, there is free parking for passenger cars, and on the same side there is a beach on the shore of Nowowarpieńskie Lake. A further part of the promenade stretches towards the east and it is located in the southern part of the promontory. The second stage of works was completed at the beginning of 2015 and it is a 500-metre long segment, along which educational boards presenting famous sailors are placed.  The entire place is illuminated, monitored and equipped with rubbish bins and benches. It caters to the needs of the disabled. Nearby there are other tourist attractions of Nowe Warpno, including among others the old town with the historic town hall, timbered buildings and renovated tenement houses, a church under the invocation of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the sailors’ avenue and the sailors’ village.

Regional Chamber in Rieth
The Regional Chamber in Rieth documents the everyday life in the area 100 to 150 years ago, displaying old fishing gear, kitchen utensils, photographs and other mementos of the past. The chamber, which is the smallest museum of the Mecklemburg-Vorpommern land, will allow you to experience the history of the town of Rieth.

Rieth Beach
The beach at Lake Nowowarpieńskie (Neuwarper See in German) is somewhat hidden and not widely known. The small, sandy beach with a large meadow is perfect for a summer picnic and relaxation against the backdrop of the beautiful islet on the lake. The beach infrastructure is built for comfort, with plenty of parking lots, wooden benches, a bonfire site and a mobile toilet. There is also a wooden climbing frame for children. This region of Germany has the most sunny days in the entire country, which makes it perfect for summer vacation.

Sailors’ Avenue
The Sailors’ Avenue is a paved promenade flanked by brass plaques commemorating famous Polish sailors.
Sailors’ Boulevard in Nowe Warpno goes along Źródlana Street between the tenement houses in the old town towards the coast of Nowe Warpno Bay. It is a paved promenade which can be entered from the Old Town through a gate in the form of an arch topped with a bas-relief yacht. You can also get there from the yacht port through a similar gate. Along the boulevard there are bronze memorials of famous Polish sailors. There are boards of among others: Captain Andrzej Mendygrał, Captain Krzysztof Baranowski, Captain Antoni Brancewicz, Captain Cezary Wolski, Captain Henryk Jaskułą, Captain Wojciech Jacobson and Captain Bolesław Kowalski. Bronze boards are installed in the paved boulevard. However, on the façade of the wall, opposite the boulevard, there are biographies of the sailors.

Self-service bicycle repair station

The beach promenade
The beach promenade in Trzebież goes from the bus terminus and leads along Spacerowa Street to the bathing beach near playing fields. One section is situated parallel to the promenade going along the Szczecin Lagoon. The promenade is divided into two parts – a walking part for pedestrians and a biking one, which can be also used by quads and go-karts. Along the promenade, there are benches with a view at the Szczecin Lagoon. There are many attractions there: an overlook tower, an outdoor gym, playgrounds, a skate park, a multifunctional playing field, beach volleyball fields, a tennis court, a camping site, holiday houses, and catering points.

The Lagoon Museum in Ueckermünde Castle
If you are a history buff, the Lagoon Museum in Ueckermünde is a place for you. Visitors of all ages will love the participatory activities and interactive guidance through the museum, as well as outstanding seasonal exhibitions for Christmas and Easter. And if you take the 74 steps leading to the castle tower, you will be rewarded with a magnificent view of the Usedom Island.

The Palace in Karszyn
The Palace in Karszyn is situated near the historic half-timbered church of St. Hubert, in quiet and picturesque surroundings. You cannot see the building from the province road even though it is only 300 m from it. The building was built in the French Neorenaissance style at the end of the 19th century by the von Enckevorth family, the owners of the property in Karszyn. After the 2nd World War the nearby property together with the palace was nationalized. In the 70’s of the 20th century the palace was generally renovated, transformed and assigned to function as a facility of the Border Troops. In the period after the political transformation, after 1989 the facilities were manager by the Pomeranian Department of Border Guard in Szczecin. Currently the palace is managed by the Stanisław Staszic’s Pomeranian Library in Szczecin, which has their storage library there. The facilities constitute a place for cultural meetings, conferences, exhibitions and outside events. Around the residence there is a beautiful historic park. Considering the shape of the building itself, it is a two story building with an attic covered with galvanized sheet metal mansard roof and with dormer windows providing light to the attic. The building has a basement. You enter the building through a porch, to which several stairs lead. The palace is made of red brick. In the posterior façade there are two side risalits: next to the northern side elevation – there is a square three-storey tower, and next to the southern elevation – there is a single-story semi-circular outhouse. In the 70’s of the 20th century the building was renovated inside and it lost its initial nature. Wooden stairs were replaced with reinforced concrete stairs. The majority of windows and doors were replaced. It is worth highlighting that in the palace the original equipment was not preserved.

Ueckermünde Municipal Harbor|
The municipal harbor in Ueckermünde is the largest port of the Small Lagoon part of the Szczecin Lagoon, located at the Uecker river before the bascule bridge and the forking of the Köhn Canal.
You are in the middle of the historic old town. Bakeries, the main shopping streets, the town’s cultural offerings and the many restaurants with outdoor seating – everything is only a few steps from the town harbour.
There are toilets, showers and laundry facilities directly at the harbour. Just ask the harbour master. A WiFi connection is also available. The harbour master endeavours to make your stay in the town harbour of the seaside resort of Ueckermünde as pleasant as possible.
And if you don’t arrive by ship, the town harbour is still a great place for a leisurely stroll. There are convenient and wheelchair accessible promenades on both sides of the Uecker river that are perfect for relaxing. There is plenty of seating in the harbour or on the quay wall to witness the bridge being drawn up (which happens several times a day) or simply to watch the goings-on in the harbour. The Brücken café and the terraces of the “Backbord” and “Roter Butt” are a great place to sit, and they all offer table service. The castle, the town’s landmark, is within eyeshot; today it accommodates the lagoon museum. The old half-timbered houses and warehouses and the Church of St. Mary in the old town are also worth seeing. The zoo on the southwestern edge of the town is a great excursion destination. Water sports fans will love the annual “Haff-Sail” event (end of May/beginning of June). www.ueckermuende.de; www.urlaub-amstettiner-haff.de
The seaside resort of Ueckermünde is certified according to QMF/i-Marke/Angelurlaub M-V

Ueckermünde's path to the Beach
Who guesses the fairy-tale characters?
If you are on the way to the beach and use our beautiful beach path, carvings will catch your eye right behind the historic bascule bridge. Instead of cutting down the trees and planting new ones, tree trunks were given new life. By carving into the trees different characters from fairy tales were created, which you can guess on the way to the beach. The bike and hiking trail is very idyllic, on the respective sides you will find small streams and wide meadows, where you can observe different animals or just listen to their sounds. Along the way there are also benches to rest.

Water Tower in Trzebież
The red brick water tower, along with other railway buildings, dates back to 1910 when the railway from Szczecin was extended to Trzebież. However, it is currently closed to visitors.
The water supply water tower in the complex of railway buildings in Trzebież is located next to the railway crossing, behind the entrance to the town, approx. 13.5 km north of Police and approx. 40.5 km north of the center of Szczecin. To get there, turn into the first street on the left - Dworcowa street behind the railway crossing and drive along the tracks until a brick building with the inscription "Trzebież Szczeciński" appears on the left side. The tower is visible on the other side of the tracks.
The complex of railway buildings in Trzebież, i.e. the station building, locomotive depot, residential building and the water supply tower, was built in the years 1909-1910 as part of the extension of the Szczecin Główny-Jasienica railway line to Trzebież  The above-mentioned buildings were built of brick in the style appropriate for the earlier, 19th century. eternal industrial architecture, with a specific purpose for them. The water supply tower, built of red brick, and plastered in the upper part, stands in the vicinity of a historic building that used to be a night shelter for railwaymen. Despite its fairly good outward appearance, being in its vicinity can be dangerous. The tower is covered with a roof with an "antenna" on top.

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