Trzęsacz (Rewal Commune) is constantly and dynamically developing, picturesque touristic city. Its attractive character is determined by high cliff.

Lovers of paragliding set one's heart to this city - here are perfect conditions for doing this sport.

Another eye-catching place is about 800 meters long site, where sea view is not shaded by any trees nor buildings. This particular view is worth seeing. Quite a number of tourists have already fell in love with this brethtaking sight...

At Klifowa street, there are the ruins of famous church from 15th Century, which rests upon the slope. As long as one hundred years ago, it was possible to see the church in its full magnificence. For today you can view only one wall, the rest of them was taken by the sea. There is a legend, saying that in the future, even this wall is going to fade away. The altar from the church may be seen in Neo-Gothic church at Pałacowa street.

The 15th meridian passes through Trzęsacz city and marks the Central-European time.

Trzęsacz city probably did not exist on 12th Century. The name of the city appeared for the first time in the lateen document, dated on October 29th, 1331. At that time Trzęsacz was a reach village with parish church.

In case you are strongly interested in our city, we would like to encourage you to know the history of Trzęsacz - click here: The history of Trzęsacz

The city of reach and fascinating history, city law was issued as early as in 1227.

The most famous monuments of Trzebiatów are:

The St. Mary's Church - built in 1305 - 1370. At two-three high, there is a viewng platform, from where you can admire the panorama of the region. There are three bells at the entrance to the tower, the oldest one called the "Mary" is dated on 1515. inside the church, there are tombstones. On of the graves, belonging to the family of Arnold Crample, from 1382, is exhibited right next to the entrance to the church.

The Defense Walls - built in 1300-1370 had 2500 m in perimeter. The Walls had 4 gateways, 40 towers and lookouts. Up to this day, only one tower left - Kaszana.

The Kaszana Tower - called the Prochowa Tower, was built in the very act of building of the Defense Walls. There is a legend related to the Tower, which describes how it saved the city against attack of citizens of Gryfice city.

St. Spirit Chapel - nowadays the Eastern Orthodox Church. Build at the beginning of the 16th Century. The Regional Council of Pomeranian States took place there on December 13th, 1534, when the Reformation was resolved as major religion. Until 1903 there was a fire station and then the auditorium of the Female College.

Segraffito - there is an elephant image on the wall of the corner building, at Zajazdowska street, made with use of segraffito technique. Probably, in fall 1939, a parade with an elephant passed through Trzebiatów city. This fact was registered in the parish register. Segraffito became a symbol of the present Trzebiatów city.

Lighthouse in Niechorze

It leads on sailors for as long as 130 years.

It was lighted up for the first time in 1866 using oil lamp with four wicks. 45 m high, you can see its light from a distance of 20 nautical miles (over 36 km). The light source makes up the special electric bulb of 100 W of capacity, which power is amplified by special system of prisms. The lighthouse was damaged during war in 1945. it was restored within three years, minding previous architectonical look. Today it is an architectural monumant visited by tourists with a great pleasure.

The biggest attractions of Międzyzdroje:

Wax Figures Gallery - situated in the town centre, it attracts lots of tourists every year. No wonder, you may meet here the most outstanding people of the world of film, music and history.

The Stars Promenade - the Annual Stars Festival brings Polish stars, and make their presence memorable by leaving their palm print on the promenade. You can admire palm prints of artists such as Beata Tyszkiewicz or Jerzy Łomnicki.

Kawcza Mountain - situated in the eastern part of Town. You can get to its top by a beautiful walking path and walk down the stairs to the beach. You can also admire the beautiful countryside or see a souvenir ? a proof of two gatherings of woodsmen (two stones on the top).

Bisons Reserve - set up in 1976 as a tourist and educational facility. Bisons that live there were brought from Borki near Augustów. The first bison - Poleczka - was born in the reserve in 1999. You can also see other animals in the park - deer and boars.

Turquoise Lake - its colour is due to calcium deposits, which are located at the bottom. It is 21 metres deep, and the biggest reservoir in Woliński National Park. The lake magical colour may be admired from the lake view terrace, and from the hill above the reservoir.

Woliński National Park - several tourist routes were drawn in the park; walking through the woods you can reach Międzyzdroje or see beautiful cliffs of the Szczeciński Gulf, and special landscape formed by a glacier, as well as pure nature of the Park.

A village of medieval origin. A church that is situated there is a fine architectural monument. It was built in a gothic style on the hill called "Bell Ringer", which is towering over the village.

Not far away from the church, there is another older monument - St. Otto's Well, which was a witness of the Christian mission of St. Otto. In 19th c, a stone pedestal was erected nearby with a cross and a memorial inscription reminding the olden events.