Poland - Western Pomerania

Western Pomerania

Zachodnio-Pomorskie

Wolin Island (Kamienski): Poland’s largest island with many holiday centers. The most attractive part of the island is occupied by the Wolin National Park.
Kamien Pomorski: Gothic cathedral famous for its organ music concerts.
Kolobrzeg: Popular health resort. Gothic cathedral (14th c.). Reconstructed old city centre.
Darlowo: Castle of the Pomeranian dukes, the last seat of dethroned King Eric of Sweden, Denmark and Norway who lived here for ten years.
Stargard Szczecinski: Well-preserved defensive walls, cathedral and tawn hall in the market square, Gothic church with nearly 100 metre high tower.
Szczecin: Large urban centre and sea port with many historical monuments including the Castle of Pomeranian Princes, St Jacob’s Cathedral, Gate of Prussian Homage, Town Hall, and old houses.

Kamien Pomorski: Treatment: circulatory system; respiratory system; mobility and rheumatic disorders; neurological diseases
Miedzyzdroje: Treatment: circulatory system; respiratory system; mobility and rheumatic disorders; metabolism; skin diseases
Kolobrzeg: Treatment: circulatory system; respiratory system; mobility and rheumatic disorders; metabolism; neurological diseases
Polczyn-Zdroj: Treatment: digestive system; female diseases; neurological diseases
Swinoujscie: Treatment: circulatory system; respiratory system; metabolism; skin diseases; female diseases

Drawa: The park, located in the Drawska Forest, contains parts of the Drawa river valley (one of the most beautiful rivers in Polish Pomerania), the Plociczna river, its tributary, and thirteen lakes. ...
Wolin: The park occupies the western part of Wolin lsland. ...

Statistics

Area: 22.902 km²