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Around Kamień Pomorski

The Baltic, the cliffs of Wolin National Park and Pomerania's oldest strongholds – all within a short trip.

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approx. 6 km as the crow flies

Dziwnów

A small town where the Dziwna flows into the Baltic, with a summer bathing area, a harbour and a drawbridge. To the south it borders the Kamień Lagoon and Wrzosowo Bay.

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approx. 22 km as the crow flies

Międzyzdroje

Seaside resort on Wolin island with a beach and a 395 m reinforced-concrete pier. To the east and south it borders Wolin National Park; the Festival of Stars takes place here in summer.

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approx. 19 km as the crow flies

Wolin National Park (Woliński Park Narodowy)

A park founded in 1960 – cliffs up to 95 m high, beech forests and Poland's first national park to include marine waters. Its symbol is the white-tailed eagle.

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approx. 18 km as the crow flies

Wolin

One of the oldest centres of Pomerania, seat of the bishopric from 1140 to 1175 before it moved to Kamień. The Festival of Slavs and Vikings takes place here every year.

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approx. 3 km as the crow flies

Chrząszczewska Island

The island closing the Kamień Lagoon to the south, visible from the Kamień waterfront. On its shore, in the bed of the Dziwna, lies the Royal Stone.

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approx. 62 km as the crow flies

Szczecin

The regional capital – Kamień lies about 90 km north-east of Szczecin. Trains run from Kamień to Szczecin Główny.

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Distances are measured as the crow flies from the centre of Kamień – by road it is further.