Lake Slupca

Central-western Poland's Wielkopolska Province is home to the man-made reservoir known as Slupca Lake. It was built as a recreation area in 1955 on land that had previously been a brewery.

The Meszna River feeds the lake, which is situated on the outskirts of Supca town and has long been a location for habitation. The lake borders Supca Town Park, which includes an amphitheater, a shooting range, and two stadiums, on its southern side. The lake is now being encircled by cottages and homes belonging to the new upper middle class as a result of the community's economy significantly improving in recent years, largely due to Pozna's proximity.

It is renowned for the variety of water sports it provides to visitors, such as canoeing, sailing, swimming, and surfing. The water at Lake Slupca is thought to have a therapeutic impact on humans, which is one of the reasons why tourists adore the location.

Thanks to a sizeable population of freshwater species like carp, eels, perch, and roach fish, it is currently a well-liked fishing location. Among the most popular activities for locals along the shoreline are jogging, walking, and cycling. There is a well-known disco hall called "Matrix" that is open practically every day and offers refreshments, international food, drinks, and, of course, good music.

This is one of the factors contributing to the rising annual tourist numbers in Lake Slupca. Lake Slupca is the ideal location if you're seeking for a spot to unwind and have fun.

Location; Wielkopolska Province in central–western Poland