This 186-sq-km park takes up the 33km stretch of coast between 艁eba and the tourist fishing village of Rowy, complete with two large lakes, 艁ebsko and Gardno, and their surrounding belts of peat bog, meadows and woods. It鈥檚 named after Slav tribe the Slovincians (S艂owi艅cy), a western branch of the Kashubians whose descendants inhabited this part of the coast right up until the 19th century. In 1977 the park was placed on Unesco鈥檚 list of World Biosphere Reserves.
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香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions
19.21 MILES
Opened in 2019 in the renovated White Granary building, the 250-piece collection of portraits by Stanis艂aw Ignacy Witkiewicz (1885鈥1939), aka Witkacy, are鈥
6.88 MILES
The most unusual feature of the national park is the shifting dunes (wydmy ruchome), which create a genuine desert landscape. They鈥檙e on the sandbar鈥
19.33 MILES
The Museum of Central Pomerania is housed within S艂upsk鈥檚 main attraction, a commanding 16th-century castle. Beyond its impressive blocky tower are sacral鈥
19.31 MILES
The building opposite the castle gate is the 14th-century mill, an annex to the museum. Its three floors focus on the folk customs of Pomerania with鈥
0.1 MILES
Set on the southwestern shore of Lake 艁ebsko, the tiny isolated hamlet of Kluki was the last holdout of Slovincian culture, now showcased in the centrally鈥
3.08 MILES
About 16km long and 71 sq km in area, Lake 艁ebsko is the biggest in Pomerania and the third largest in Poland, after 艢niardwy and Mamry in Masuria. It鈥檚鈥
19.32 MILES
Fans of red brick and stained glass should check out this chunky Gothic church with its vibrantly coloured, postwar windows and oddly painted vaulting鈥
20.13 MILES
Ustka's main attraction is the dune-backed beach. None of the town is visible from the sand, giving it a wild feel, unless it's carpeted with鈥
Nearby Gda艅sk & Pomerania attractions
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Set on the southwestern shore of Lake 艁ebsko, the tiny isolated hamlet of Kluki was the last holdout of Slovincian culture, now showcased in the centrally鈥
3.08 MILES
About 16km long and 71 sq km in area, Lake 艁ebsko is the biggest in Pomerania and the third largest in Poland, after 艢niardwy and Mamry in Masuria. It鈥檚鈥
4.95 MILES
West of Kluki, outside the park鈥檚 boundaries, 厂尘辞艂诲锄颈苍辞 boasts a fine Natural History Museum, which features collections of flora and fauna from the park鈥
4.99 MILES
West of Kluki, outside the park boundaries, is the village of 厂尘辞艂诲锄颈苍辞, with a fine Natural History Museum that features flora and fauna from the park鈥檚鈥
6.88 MILES
The most unusual feature of the national park is the shifting dunes (wydmy ruchome), which create a genuine desert landscape. They鈥檙e on the sandbar鈥
6. Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art
19.02 MILES
The main building of S艂upsk鈥檚 gallery specialises in short-term exhibits of Polish and international artists. Over 30 exhibitions take place here a year鈥
19.16 MILES
The 15th-century St Hyacinthus鈥 Church, aka St Jack鈥檚 as the tourist signposting would have it, is usually closed, though you can now peek in through a鈥
19.21 MILES
Opened in 2019 in the renovated White Granary building, the 250-piece collection of portraits by Stanis艂aw Ignacy Witkiewicz (1885鈥1939), aka Witkacy, are鈥