Trzebiatów

The Trzebiatów Municipality, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, is an urban-rural municipality with its seat in Trzebiatów, known for its tourist attractions, including the seaside resort towns of Mrzeżyno and Rogowo. With historical roots dating back to the 13th century, Trzebiatów was granted town rights in 1277 and was a significant Baltic trade center thanks to the Rega River. The municipality boasts numerous historical monuments, such as fragments of defensive walls, the Gothic Parish Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and a castle-palace complex. Tourism thrives thanks to sandy beaches and Baltic coniferous forests, while the Rega River attracts anglers. The PTTK "Baszta Kaszana" Guides Club operates in the municipality, engaging the community in various forms of tourism. The region is characterized by a rich natural environment, including Natura 2000 areas, and a diverse maritime climate. The municipality has developed infrastructure, including opportunities for kayaking trips and accommodation facilities in the resort towns. In terms of cultural events, the municipality organizes numerous festivities, such as the Days of Trzebiatów, a sea music festival, and international firefighting competitions. Trzebiatów is also a site of important religious events, including those at the Marian sanctuary. The municipality attracts farmers and entrepreneurs, and its coastal location favors seasonal tourism activities. The architecture of the municipality combines Gothic, Baroque, and Neo-Renaissance elements, making Trzebiatów an attractive destination for history and architecture enthusiasts. The economy is based on agriculture, trade, tourism, and local industry, and the community is engaged in efforts to protect culture and integrate national minorities. An interesting fact is the presence of hydroelectric power plants on the Rega River and the unique character of the local culture, which preserves Pomeranian traditions. Thus, the Trzebiatów Municipality is a place where history, culture, and nature coexist, creating an attractive offer for both residents and tourists.