City in Poland

Szczecin

3 things to see

A Baltic port city just across the German border from Berlin, Szczecin impresses with its award-winning Philharmonic building and the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle. Walking the castle grounds, the Chrobry Embankment terraces above the river, and the city’s wide boulevards costs nothing, and Poland prices a short train ride from one of Europe’s most expensive capitals make Szczecin a compelling budget alternative or weekend side trip.

What to see

Things to do in Szczecin

What each one costs, where the cost is known.

Jasne Blonia Park

A large green space near the city center with wide boulevards and mature trees. Free to enjoy and a peaceful contrast to the surrounding architecture.

Park · Szczecin

Pomeranian Dukes Castle

A reconstructed Renaissance castle that serves as Szczecin's cultural hub with free courtyard access and affordable exhibitions. The clock tower offers cheap panoramic views over the Oder river.

Castle · Szczecin

Szczecin Philharmonic

An award-winning contemporary building with a striking white crystalline facade. Even without attending a concert, the exterior is free to admire, and ticket prices for performances are far below Western European norms.

Concert hall · Szczecin

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