Kołobrzeg

Koobrzeg stands out for its historic architecture among this list of the prettiest beach towns in Poland. One of the most well-known images is of the market that develops adjacent to the town's famous lighthouse.

It is imperative that you stop at the spas or visit the Gothic Basilica of Santa Maria while you are in Kolobrzeg. Utilize the boat to the German island of Bornholm for cycling if you want to spend several days in the area. Wide and sparsely populated, the beach area offers visitors seeking more peace and quiet a place to escape the hubbub of the city.

It is well known that Kolobrzeg has a large sea bath and spa. It is situated near the mouth of the Parsta River in the Western Pomeranian Voivodeship. There is a well-known Kolobrzeg seaport in the Parsta estuary. It serves as a commercial port as well as a fishing port, passenger port, and yacht port. The lighthouse, which was built after hostilities ended in 1945, is among the intriguing coastal structures.

It is worthwhile to stroll along Koobrzeg's 220 meter long pier. The city serves as a hub for regional culture. Other artistic pursuits are abundant during the summer. The city is quite well-liked, thus there are lots of paths created for tourists, encouraging walking and exploring the neighborhood. Koobrzeg, a city on the Baltic Sea, is the perfect spot to unwind for individuals who find stunning architecture and landmark sightseeing as well as the sound of waves and the beauty of marine life to be inspiring.

Location: Kołobrzeg County