West Pomeranian Voivodship

For the state in Germany, see Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. For the region in Germany, see Western Pomerania.

West Pomerania (Polish: Zachodniopomorskie) [1] is a region in Poland.

Cities

• Szczecin — medieval capital city with an enormous harbour, monuments and old parks, as well as numerous museums
• Czaplinek
• Darłowo
• Dziwnów
• Jarosławiec
• Kołobrzeg — spa at the Baltic Coast
• Koszalin
• Świdwin
• Szczecinek

Other destinations

• Drawa National Park — national park protecting the widelife of the river Drawa
• Kamień Pomorski — spa at the Baltic Coast
• Łazy
• Międzyodrze
• Międzyzdroje
• Mielno
• Rozewie
• Połczyn-Zdrój — spa in the Pomerania Lake District
• Police
• Świnoujście — spa at the Baltic Coast
• Usedom — island in the Baltic Sea shared with Germany
• Ustka — spa at the Baltic Coast
• Ustronie Morskie
• Wolin
• Wolin National Park — national park protecting the widelife of the Island Wolin

Get in

Some major airlines, Poland's national carriers LOT Polish Airlines [2] and some low cost airlines fly to Szczecin's Szczecin-Goleniów Airport [3] (SZZ). Domestic flights operated by LOT (under Eurolot brand) connect Szczecin with Warsaw's Frederic Chopin Airport [4] (WAW).

Stay safe

In general West Pomeranian voivodeship' s super safe. Big block of flats are, as in most of places in Poland, less safer. The growing problem are wild boars but they're mostly active in nighttime. Drive carefully after dark, especially while crossing forest areas.

LGBT visitors

West Pomeranian voivodeship's said to be liberal place. Szczecin and Koszalin head annual pride marches (marsz równości). Gdańsk/Trójmiasto pride march occurs in May while Koszalin one takes place in the beginning of April. Gay scene in Szczecin's not much big, same as Koszalin one. Showing public affection in coastal cities as Świnoujście or Kołobrzeg won't catch anyone's attention.

Get out

Zachodniopomorskie boarders three other Polish voivodships

• Lubuskie,
• Wielkopolskie,
• and Pomorskie,

as well as the Baltic Sea and Germany.

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