Kołobrzeg Travel Guide

This coastal park offers tranquil paths beneath mature beech trees just steps from the Baltic Sea. Enjoy a morning stroll, catch a summer concert at the bandshell, or relax at the café surrounded by lush greenery.

This 26-meter maritime beacon offers panoramic Baltic Sea views from its observation deck after climbing 110 steps. Inside, discover a unique mineral rock museum showcasing geological specimens from the region.

Northern Poland's largest military museum showcases an impressive collection spanning medieval to modern warfare. Explore both indoor galleries and outdoor displays featuring tanks, aircraft, and interactive exhibits.

This expansive white sandy beach offers a tranquil alternative to bustling Kołobrzeg with its gentle shoreline. Breathe in the pine-scented air while enjoying the warm waters and health-boosting iodine-rich microclimate.

This striking monument honours Poland's symbolic "wedding" to the Baltic Sea after WWII. Admire the stylized flag and mosaics depicting Polish soldiers while enjoying panoramic sea views.

The Jaws Fountain creates a serene focal point in Kołobrzeg's Śródmieście district, with cascading waters providing a tranquil soundtrack. Visit during summer evenings when illuminated.

Poland's longest concrete pier stretches 220 metres into the Baltic Sea, offering panoramic coastal views. Enjoy the magical atmosphere at sunset when the sea and sky transform into a canvas of vibrant colours.

Sant Marcin Catholic Church is just one of the places to see in Kołobrzeg, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander the marina and parks while you're in the area.