Top Things to do in Western Poland
Top Hotels in Western Poland
- 1. Radisson Blu Resort Swinoujscie
- 2. Hampton by Hilton Swinoujscie
- 3. Hilton Swinoujscie Resort And Spa
- 4. Shuum Boutique Wellness Hotel
- 5. Marine Hotel & Ultra Marine by Zdrojowa
- 6. Hotel Dana Business & Conference
- 7. Golden Tulip Miedzyzdroje Residence
- 8. Hamilton Conference Hotel Spa & Wellness
- 9. Arka Medical Spa
- 10. Royal Tulip Sand Kolobrzeg by Zdrojowa
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Top 10 Museums in Western Poland, Western Poland
Hugging the German border, Western Poland is made up of the West Pomeranian, Lubusz and Lower Silesian Voivodships (Provinces), the largest cities of which are Szczecin, Gorzow Wielkopolski and Wroclaw respectively. Both Szczecin and Wroclaw are beautiful medieval cities with many popular attractions. Drawno National Park, part of the massive Drawska Forest, lies at the convergence of West Pomerania, Lubusz and Greater Poland. Lubusz is also home to the bird-filled Ujscie Warty National Park.
Restaurants in Western Poland
1. Patria Colbergiensis Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Museum in the town hall.
2. Museum Im Rathaus
3. Muzeum Obrony Przeciwlotniczej im. plk. S.Paszkiewicza w Koszalinie
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
4. Muzeum Bursztynu
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
5. Zagroda Jamnenska
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Zagroda Jamnenska is the latest attraction of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. You can find here an exhibition, which presents life in former Jamno village. It features unique polychrome furniture, everyday objects, farm tools. Zagroda is not just the exhibition. It is also an active way of spending time during ethnographic workshops, film screenings about the history of Jamno and fairs.
6. Gross-Rosen Museum in Rogoznica
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Travelingjohn123 - Peterlee, United Kingdom
Well worth the 1 hour drive from Wroclaw if you are staying there for a few days. Don’t judge it or compare it to other camps as this is a big mistake - it is certainly no Auchwitz or Birkenau, but it is well capable of standing alone as a tourist attraction and a monument to awful events of the past in its own right. There are a selection of buildings, huts to see and also the quarry- enough to imagine the suffering that went on there during the war.
7. Stalag Luft III Prisoner Camp Museum
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4.5 based on 150 reviews
POW Camps Museum was built in 1971. It commemorates POW camps set up in Zagan (German Sagan) during WW2. One of them was infamous Stalag Luft 3 for allied airmen known from the mass breakout of 76 prisoners in 1944. The event was immortalized in the 1963 film “The Great Escape”.
Reviewed By FairCityFrasie - Perth, United Kingdom
Fired by the "re-enactment" by Attenborough, McQueen, Bronson, Garner, Coburn, Pleasance, McCallum, Jackson and, of course, wee Angus Lennie in the 1963 film "The Great Escape", we were fortunate to visit where it all really happened (the real escape in March 1944) at Stalag Luft III. I am merely backing-up the comments of colleague the CityDetective whose views I share. Informative and detailed guided tour by Marek set the scene and filled us in with things we did not already know or understand was followed by visits to the sites of Hut 104, Tunnel Harry, the Guard Tower, the site of "the Cooler" (where Stevie-boy pitched his baseball), the Camp Hospital, the old Zagan Railway Station, the Memorial to the 50, the Mass Grave of Stalag VIIIC and more besides (make sure you visit the statue of Captain Virgil Hilts' escape motorbike immortalised in the main square in Zagan). Fascinating historical site to witness. We had a lot of fun too, re-enacting the run from the end of Harry to the forest beyond, with aid of a pull-rope. Only disappointment was that the model tunnel built a few years ago at the museum, allowing you into and through the perspex-covered tunnel with its trolley and track, is permanently shut so the ultimate experienced is presently denied.
8. The Museum of Technology and Transport
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4.5 based on 215 reviews
9. Miedzyrzecki Fortified Region, Museum of Fortifications and Bats
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4.5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By torel590 - Oslo, Norway
I visited the “Festungsfront Oder-Warthe-Bogen” on July 30, 2019. I attended a group with an excellent English-speaking guide, but I learned afterwards that the group got him more based on a private initiative and not by the museum. The lady in the ticket office could not speak English (or didn’t want to) - only Polish. She was not very helpful. Is this the way to sell this very interesting site? Anyhow, I got a splendid two hours round trip in bunkers no 717 and 718 40 meters underground and walked through the long impressive tunnels, which really reminded me of my visit to the Maginot line in 2015. If you are interested in history, go there despite the low service-mindedness from the museum
10. Fort Gerharda
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4.5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By 994luk_k - Prague, Czech Republic
If you are interest in history, take tour in that fort. Only bit bad for non polish or german tourist, is that all subscriptions are almost only on polish and german, but anyway nice place.
