Hanseatic city of Kołobrzeg

Kołobrzeg

Kołobrzeg is a picturesque city on the Baltic Sea, one of the oldest in Pomerania. As early as the 7th century, a settlement existed on Solna Island, where salt was produced, becoming a source of wealth for the townspeople. In 1255, Kołobrzeg was granted city rights, and by 1284, it had already joined the Hanseatic League.

As the largest Polish health-resort, the city attracts tourists year-round, not only with its monuments, museums, and history but also with its health benefits - clean air, saline springs, iodine, peat, and the exceptional greenery of its parks. This unique combination makes the city offer a wide range of health-promoting services. The pier, lighthouse, Poland’s longest promenade, the Solna Marina, the passenger port, and wide sandy beaches stretching several dozen meters - these all make Kołobrzeg a unique European resort.