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Banks

    Alior Bank   Plac Słowiański 6/2 Ph.: +48 91 321 52 81           Bank Millennium S.A.   Plac Słowiański 3 72-600 Świnoujscie Ph.  +48 801 331 331           Bank Pocztowy S.A.    ul. Marsz. Piłsudskiego 1 Ph.: +48 91 822 22 11       +48 785 897 314       +48 785 897 315 ul. Norberta Barlickiego 17 Ph. +48 91 321 62 17 ul. Juliana Markiewicza 2 Ph. +48 91 321 44 00 ul. Juliusza Słowackiego 18 Ph. +48 91 321 20 15 ul. Wojska Polskiego 1 Ph. +48 91 327 08 55           Bank Spółdzielczy   ul. Bolesława Chrobrego 18 72-600 Świnoujście Ph. +48 91 322 22 33           Bank BGŻ   ...

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Banks, cash dispensers, banknote-accepting maschine

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The inverted delta of the Świna river

The inverted delta of the Świna river covers an area of over 3000 ha of dumpy and marshy islands, fens and tidal waters, forming part of Szczecińskie Lake. This picturesque archipelago of wet and boggy islands, cut by innumerable straits and canals, is nationally unique. Home to man for millennia, the original names of various islands, such as Zajęcze Łęgi, Wydrza Kępa, Koński Smug, Warne Kępy, Trzcinice, Gęsia Kępa, Wielki Krzek and Karsiborska Kępa, have vast historical origins. The Świna delta is one of the major natural bird habitats in Poland, recognised by Bird-Life International as an Important Bird Area (IBA). It is inhabited by an estimated number of 240 species of birds, including 160 hatching species. It also forms a nesting site for nearly 1% of the entire population of sea eagles in Poland. The complex of wet and boggy pools of the Świna delta, forming part of...

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The Karsibór Ferns Reserve

The “Karsibór Ferns” Reserve, with an area of almost 38 ha, contains many over 2-metre-high fern species, including by and large, the protected Old World Royal Fern ( Osmunda regalis). This reserve is, is thus home to one of the largest Old World Royal Fern clusters in our country. The sporangium-bearing leaves of the Old World Royal Fern gave rise to the Slavonic legend of “the fern flower”. This fern species, however, is now in danger of extinction, and so it is subject to strict protection. Within the Reserve, an educational path has been established.  

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The Birds Sanctuary in Karsiborska Kępa

THE BIRDS SANCTUARY IN KARSIBORSKA KĘPA All nature lovers would probably like to encounter the Northern shoveller, or the strangely-looking Ruff or black stork . While in Świnoujście, when making your own ornithological discoveries, you only need a pair of wellingtons and a set of good field-glasses. What will make this experience truly special is the fact that the Świnoujście islands are not only home to a wide variety of rare bird species, but it is also the location of a major fly-way. For this reason, each Spring and Autumn, from the Świna delta and Szczecińskie Lake, right to the Baltic seaside, you can see innumerable flocks of migratory birds flying above your head. According to expert estimates, while exploring the Świnoujście islands, you can see as many as several hundred different species. Ornithological observations can also be made while strolling around the beach, or...

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Nature Monuments

Świnoujście is full of trees and shrubs that have been registered as nature monuments. There is also a wide variety of rare ornamental and exotic plants of impressive sizes. Peter Joseph Lenne, a Royal Gardens architect, who at the outset of the 19 th Century, designed the Spa Park, also exerted his influence on the other green areas in the city. Under his impact,  wealthy residents and owners of summer houses imported expensive and original seedlings and planted these in their gardens. Even nowadays, these can be admired while walking around Świnoujście. Moreover, a large collection of fascinating and extremely rare plant species can be found in the Spa Part. So important are these plants to the town, that some of them were given names by the residents. For instance, the junction of Paderewskiego and Chopina streets is decorated with two yew trees named  “The...

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The Natural Education Square

While visiting the Isle of Karsibór, it is worth seeing the Natural Education Square, located at 3-Maja Street (near the branch office of the Municipal Culture Centre). It is open to the public and comprises three zones: educational, fitness and recreational. The educational zone provides a number of games and information plates, reflecting the wealth of the Karsibór flora and fauna, as well as its history. The fitness zone is comprised of playground facilities for children and young people of all  ages, while the recreational zone features benches and a roofed arbour. The facilities are mostly made of wood, which matches the style of the surrounding area.This is an ideal place to rest while visiting the Isle. The Natural Education Square was constructed as part of the Polish and German joint project, entitled Natural Attractions in the Isles of Usedom and...

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Karsibór - The Green Island

The Isle of Karsibór is the smallest (14 km²) among the inhabited islands of Świnoujście. It was formed as a result of the digging of the Piastowski Canal in 1876 – 1888, for the length of 7.5 km, and came about by bisecting the south-eastern section of the Isle of Usedom. This has considerably facilitated and shortened the sailing to Szczecin. In honour of Emperor Frederic William III, the Canal was originally named “Kaiserfahrt”. Karsibór, together with the settlement operating under the same name, having around 1000 inhabitants, is a green oasis of peace, with unique natural values. Indeed, some people call these areas “the Wolin Polesie”,  as they resemble the swamps over the Prypeć river. The Isle is planted with impressive oaks which are referred to by the local people as “the trees of Gustav Adolf”. The story has...

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The Spa Park

Prior to granting the municipal charter, the park area was covered with vast sandbanks, flooded with water and dotted with gnarled pine trees. As a result of extensive hydro-technical work, the entire area was transformed into the so-called new land , reinforced with shrub and tree plantations. The land was fully developed by the end of the 18 th Century, and extended since 1806, based on a geometric plan of alleys and circuses. A new development stage of the park area began with a decision on establishing the Świnoujście marina. Two piers were constructed, and in 1824, the first season was officially opened. The Old Spa House was also  built in 1825-1826, near the landing pier. Contacts were established at this time with the famous royal gardener, Peter Joseph Lenne, who was entrusted with drafting a park design. Lenne came to Świnoujście in 1826 and adjusted his design to the...

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Encounters with Nature

                           THE SPA PARK. Prior to granting the municipal charter, the park area was covered with vast sandbanks, flooded with water and dotted with gnarled pine trees. As a result of extensive hydro-technical work, the entire area was transformed into the so-called new land , reinforced with shrub and tree plantations. more >>                 NATURE MONUMENTS. Świnoujście is full of trees and shrubs that have been registered as nature monuments. There is also a wide variety of rare ornamental and exotic plants of impressive sizes. Peter Joseph Lenne, a Royal Gardens architect, who at the outset of the 19 th Century, designed the Spa Park, also exerted his influence on...

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Sailing

[start]  The geographic location of Świnoujście, combined with the diversity and attractiveness of the local water areas, creates exceptional conditions for sea and inland sailing. Experienced sailors, willing to explore open water areas, can sail out from Świnoujście to the Baltic Sea. Szczecińskie Lake connects the surrounding Polish and German ports and marinas, while the Stara Świna lakes and pools are ideal training venues for less advances sailors. Located at a short distance from Germany and Scandinavia, Świnoujście provides a myriad of opportunities for Polish sailors, and is an inviting port for German and Scandinavian ones. Our modern yacht port in Świnoujście can accommodate approximately 350 vessels. This is the largest one on the Polish coast within the Northern region (53°54′48″N 14°16′8″E). (...

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Walking and jogging

The Land of 44 Islands is a real paradise for the lovers of Nordic walking. The wide several-kilometres-long beaches in the Isle of Usedom, on both the Polish and German sides of the border, are undoubtedly the most suitable venue to practise this sport. The huge Spa Park, located between the Seaside District and the city centre, also encourages you to take a long walk, even in windy weather. While in the park, you will have a wonderful opportunity to explore Nature, including seeing a number of rare trees and shrubs. The forest area, connected with the forest growing in the German part of Usedom, constitutes another exceptional location to practice Nordic walking. Indeed, a while back, two running and walking paths were marked up in the forest at Moniuszki Street. These are intended for all of course, not just for Nordic walkers alone. In addition, by taking the seaside path along...

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Pharmacies

        Stałe godziny pracy aptek ogólnodostępnych na terenie miasta Świnoujścia       Harmonogramy dyżurów nocnych aptek w telefonie komórkowym mobi.swinoujscie.pl       Harmonogram dyżurów nocnych aptek - lipiec 2012r.     Pharmacy „Rodzinna”                              ul. Dąbrowskiego 5,            Ph.: +48 91 321 25 75          Pharmacy „Novum”            Plac Słowiański 5-5a,            Ph.: +48 91 321 33 70   ...

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The land of 44 islands

We warmly invite you to the Land of 44 Islands located in the north-west part of Poland, in the Zachodniopomorskie Region. ŚWINOUJŚCIE is situated in the Land of 44 Islands – it is the only place in Poland of such exceptional insular character. The Land consists of several dozens of islands and islets of which three are inhabited. Those are – Uznam, Wolin, Karsibór.

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Health resort protection areas

Pursuant to the Minister of Health’s decision of 25.11.2008 it was confirmed that the Świnoujście health resort is entitled to operating health resort treatment institutions based on the natural healing properties. Pursuant to the above, special health resort protection zones called ‘the Nadmoska District’ have been established.

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business environment institutions

Regionalny Fundusz Pożyczkowy Regionalny Fundusz Pożyczkowy 'POMERANUS' Informacje na temat Funduszu 'POMERANUS' uzyskać można w Urzędzie Miasta Świnoujście Wydział Rozwoju Gospodarczego i Obsługi Inwestorów ul. Wojska Polskiego 1/5 tel./fax: 91 327 86 44

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Spatial development plans

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Tourist attractions

The Maritim Fishing Museum The former Town Hall, the oldest building in town (project from 1792, built 1804 – 1806), today housing the Museum of the Deep Sea Fishing; exhibits include the history of sea fishing, sea animals, the town and its region, and old navigation equipment; also a place of numerous occasional exhibitions.

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