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Chrobry Embankment Fountain – Royal Gate loop from Szczecin Łasztownia
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Chrobry Embankment Fountain – Royal Gate loop from Szczecin Łasztownia
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Chrobry Embankment Fountain – Royal Gate loop from Szczecin Łasztownia
01:35
37.6km
210m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: August 21, 2026
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 3.72 km for 138 m
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Start point
Train Station
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549 m
Long Bridge
Highlight • Bridge
The Long Bridge was the first bridge in Szczecin. In place of the previous ferry crossing, a wooden bridge with passage for ships was built in 1283
In 1900, the bridge was dismantled and a bridge called Hansebrücke, which was a drawbridge, was opened on May 8, 1903. The Hanseatic Bridge was blown up on April 20, 1945 by the retreating Wehrmacht troops.
In August 1947, a wooden walkway was built on the pillars of the destroyed bridge.
In 1959 the bridge was rebuilt and the drawbridge was extended until 2000
In 1900, the bridge was dismantled and a bridge called Hansebrücke, which was a drawbridge, was opened on May 8, 1903. The Hanseatic Bridge was blown up on April 20, 1945 by the retreating Wehrmacht troops.
In August 1947, a wooden walkway was built on the pillars of the destroyed bridge.
In 1959 the bridge was rebuilt and the drawbridge was extended until 2000
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1.51 km
View of Szczecin Harbour and Grodzka Island
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The Long Bridge was the first bridge in Szczecin. In place of the previous ferry crossing, a wooden bridge with passage for ships was built in 1283
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2.02 km
Chrobry Embankment Fountain
Highlight • Monument
The famous observation deck in Szczecin was once named after Hermann Haken, who was the mayor of the city at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Today, we know this wonderful urban and architectural complex as Waly Chrobry.
Its central point is a wonderful fountain with a fanciful shape resembling a sea shell.
It is part of the terrace structure. Its most decorative part is located in the wall of the terrace. In the central part, it has a large, semi-circular recess, above which there is an impressive coat of arms cartouche. On the sides of the recess there are two sculptures of John of Kolno - one on each side. Below them there are bowls into which water flows from the mouths of faces carved there. The fountain itself is quite shallow, water gushes from several places upwards and falls into a spacious tank. In the evenings it is illuminated, which makes it even more impressive.
Its central point is a wonderful fountain with a fanciful shape resembling a sea shell.
It is part of the terrace structure. Its most decorative part is located in the wall of the terrace. In the central part, it has a large, semi-circular recess, above which there is an impressive coat of arms cartouche. On the sides of the recess there are two sculptures of John of Kolno - one on each side. Below them there are bowls into which water flows from the mouths of faces carved there. The fountain itself is quite shallow, water gushes from several places upwards and falls into a spacious tank. In the evenings it is illuminated, which makes it even more impressive.
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18.7 km
Gothic Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Police
Highlight • Religious Site
The Gothic chapel located in the oldest part of the city at Bolesław the Brave Square is an extraordinary reminder of the 13th/14th century church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which stood in this place until the end of the 19th century and was then demolished. The chapel was located at the southern wall of the temple. The base of the chapel is a stone foundation made of erratic boulders. The facility is built of red brick and covered with a gable roof. The entrance to the facility is on the southern wall. The heavy, stylized door was set in an ogival portal decorated with alternating black and red glazed brick shapes. On the right side there is a pointed window. Above, there are three ogival blind windows, i.e. shallow recesses in the wall, shaped like an arcade with decorated brick fillings. On the eastern and western façades there are single windows between two pointed blinds. Above, in the eastern façade, there are three additional blinds with a geometric decorative pattern, the so-called blind tracery. In the western one, there are four additional blinds, but without any decorations.
In 2009, the chapel was restored and in the evening you can admire it illuminated in all its glory. Throughout its history, the chapel served as a mortuary when there was a church cemetery here. At one time there was also an altar here. It also served as a church porch. At the beginning of this century, there was a jewelry store here, and currently the building serves as a Tourist and Cultural Information Center under the Municipal Cultural Center in Police.
In 2009, the chapel was restored and in the evening you can admire it illuminated in all its glory. Throughout its history, the chapel served as a mortuary when there was a church cemetery here. At one time there was also an altar here. It also served as a church porch. At the beginning of this century, there was a jewelry store here, and currently the building serves as a Tourist and Cultural Information Center under the Municipal Cultural Center in Police.
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35.9 km
Szczecin Philharmonic Hall
Highlight • Monument
The new headquarters of the Philharmonic in Szczecin is one of the most modern buildings in Poland, which has already become a contemporary icon of architecture. It is distinguished by its extremely original, soaring shape, designed by Spanish architects from the Barozzi Veiga studio from Barcelona.
The building, which was erected on the site of the pre-war Concert House - Konzerthaus, combines history and modernity, inspired by the former location and historical buildings. The Philharmonic draws on the European tradition of concert halls and houses.
The building is distinguished by its boldness and lightness, but at the same time it creates a coherent line with the neo-Gothic buildings of the surroundings. The building's innovation is not limited only to the visual aspect - the Philharmonic is also an interdisciplinary art center and a multifunctional cultural institution.
The interior of the philharmonic hall covers over 12,000 square meters of space, spread over four floors, and includes, among others: a symphony hall, a chamber hall, rehearsal rooms, a music shop, a café and a spacious foyer.
The Symphony Hall, also called the Solar Hall, can accommodate an audience of 953 people. The excellent acoustics of the Solar Room come from the special geometry of the walls and ceilings. All parameters of the symphony hall (power, sound uniformity, delay time and side reflection coefficient) produce an effect comparable to a model of this type of implementation - the Musikverein concert hall in Vienna.
In the chamber hall - designed for 192 people - the reverberation time is as designed to one hundredth of a second. That is why this hall has been called an "acoustic gem".
The building, which was erected on the site of the pre-war Concert House - Konzerthaus, combines history and modernity, inspired by the former location and historical buildings. The Philharmonic draws on the European tradition of concert halls and houses.
The building is distinguished by its boldness and lightness, but at the same time it creates a coherent line with the neo-Gothic buildings of the surroundings. The building's innovation is not limited only to the visual aspect - the Philharmonic is also an interdisciplinary art center and a multifunctional cultural institution.
The interior of the philharmonic hall covers over 12,000 square meters of space, spread over four floors, and includes, among others: a symphony hall, a chamber hall, rehearsal rooms, a music shop, a café and a spacious foyer.
The Symphony Hall, also called the Solar Hall, can accommodate an audience of 953 people. The excellent acoustics of the Solar Room come from the special geometry of the walls and ceilings. All parameters of the symphony hall (power, sound uniformity, delay time and side reflection coefficient) produce an effect comparable to a model of this type of implementation - the Musikverein concert hall in Vienna.
In the chamber hall - designed for 192 people - the reverberation time is as designed to one hundredth of a second. That is why this hall has been called an "acoustic gem".
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36.0 km
Royal Gate
Highlight • Monument
The baroque royal gate was built in 1725-27 as part of the fortress. During the dismantling of the fortress in 1873, due to its historical and artistic value, it was not demolished, as was the Berliner Tor.
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36.2 km
Solidarity Square (Plac Solidarności), Szczecin
Highlight • Monument
. It is a meeting place for the inhabitants of Szczecin, and a must-see on the map of every tourist trip. And besides, concerts, exhibitions and other cultural events are held here. Of course, for the inhabitants of Szczecin, it is also a place of remembrance, where on the anniversaries of that December they remember those who took to the streets then.
Under the slab of Plac Solidarności, there is an institution called the Dialogue Center "Przełomy". And in it there is an exhibition of the National Museum in Szczecin, which concerns breakthrough moments in the history of Pomerania. Starting from the times when Szczecin was incorporated into the Polish state after World War II, because it was not always there, to the times of the Solidarity rebellion. Not only the one from the 1970s, but also 1981 or 1989. Because there were several such spurts.
Under the slab of Plac Solidarności, there is an institution called the Dialogue Center "Przełomy". And in it there is an exhibition of the National Museum in Szczecin, which concerns breakthrough moments in the history of Pomerania. Starting from the times when Szczecin was incorporated into the Polish state after World War II, because it was not always there, to the times of the Solidarity rebellion. Not only the one from the 1970s, but also 1981 or 1989. Because there were several such spurts.
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36.3 km
Saints Peter and Paul Church (Kościół Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła), Szczecin
Highlight • Religious Site
The church dates from the first half of the 15th century. Before that there was a wooden church. On the outer walls there are terracotta heads of well-known Szczecin citizens
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37.6 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
32.1 km
3.02 km
1.66 km
426 m
228 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
36.5 km
473 m
428 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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