Międzyzdroje

Międzyzdroje is a picturesque town in northwestern Poland, located on the island of Wolin on the Baltic Sea. The town, which has become a popular resort, boasts a rich history dating back to the 12th century, when fishing settlements existed in the area. The town gained prominence in the 19th century when bathing facilities began to be built here, and in 1895, the pier was opened. The architecture of Międzyzdroje includes a 395-meter-long lattice pier, the Frederic Chopin Spa Park, and historic resort buildings that are under conservation protection. The town is also home to numerous natural monuments, including ancient trees such as the approximately 500-year-old "Telesfor" oak. Culturally, Międzyzdroje is vibrant, hosting numerous events, including the European Festival of Stars and the International Ballroom Dance Tournament. Tourists are also attracted by attractions such as the Wax Figure Gallery and the oceanarium. The town is surrounded by the Wolin National Park, offering numerous hiking trails and beautiful views, including viewpoints on the cliffs. Another important aspect is the spa character of Międzyzdroje, known for treating respiratory diseases using mineral springs. Międzyzdroje cooperates with partner towns, including Boronów and the German towns of Sellin and Timmendorfer Strand. Notable figures associated with Międzyzdroje include Olympian Wiesław Chmielewski and writer Britta Wuttke. The town also provides good transport infrastructure, with access to sea cruises, a railway stop, and an extensive road network. Combining natural, architectural, and cultural assets, Międzyzdroje becomes an ideal place for rest and recreation for tourists from Poland and abroad.