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Świnoujście is a port town on the northern coast of Poland, near the German border. It is situated at the north coast of the islands Wolin and Uznam at a wide sandy beach. It is known historically by its German name, Swinemuende.

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• International Szczecin-Goleniow airport [1], Heringsdorf [2] or Berlin.

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• From Gdansk or Szczecin by the route E28 to Goleniow and then E65.

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• PKP [3] from Poland, UBB/DB [4] from Germany.

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• PKS [5]

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From a ferry crossing Świnoujście Warszów (“Bielik” ferries only for inhabitants) may use passenger cars and lorries with maximum weight up to 2.2 tons. In hours from 4:00 to 22:00 may use only vehicles having letters beginning with ZSW on licence plates or ID stickers on front windows. On weekdays from 22:00 to 4:00 and on weekends ie. Friday from 17:00 to 4:00 Monday may use all passenger cars and lorries with maximum weight up to 2.2 tons.

• Polferries [6] connects to Ystad, Sweden daily, about an hours drive from Copenhagen over the Øresund bridge (remember the €39 bridge toll though).

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On the island Wolin:

• Wolinski Nationalpark
• Game reserve of wisents
• 93 meter high cliff of Gosan
• Kawcza Gora Mountain
• Sea resort Miedzyzdroje
• Sea resort Dziwnow
• Ancient town of Wolin (town)
• Medieval town of Lubin

On the mainland:

• Pommeranian metropol Szczecin
• Sea resort and medieval town of Kamien Pomorski
• Sea resort and medieval town of Kolobrzeg
• Gothic church ruins at Trzesacz
• Medieval town of Stargard Szczecinski with a over hundred meter high cathedral

In Germany:

• The island Usedom and Peenemünde

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