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Slupsk (German: Stumble) is a big city in the polishPomeranian Voivodeship. It is not far from the Baltic beach, a few kilometers inland on the Stumble. Słupsk can be used as a base for excursions to the various seaside resorts on the Slowinsian coast to explore. Even if much of the city's structural fabric was destroyed in the Second World War, the rebuilt and restored old town is known for its brick Gothic. Słupsk is located on the European Brick Gothic Way and is particularly known for its ducal castle.
Districts
Słupsk is divided into several parts of the city, of which the city center with the old town is the most interesting for tourists.
background
Słupsk is the center of the western part of the Pomeranian Voivodeship.
getting there
Airports
- Szczecin Airport at Goleniów, Travel time by train with a change in Kolberg or Szczecin-Dąbie.
- Gdansk Airport at Danzig, Direct connection by train; some connections with a change in Gdynia are faster.
- Poznan Airport at Poses, Travel time by train with a change in Stargard or Białogard
By train
- There is good integration into the Polish long-distance traffic. Connections to Germany mostly lead over Szczecin and Berlin; even the fastest connections Vienna lead over Berlin. The fastest connections to Warsaw lead over Stargard.
By bus
The central bus station is located at the main train station and is served by numerous bus companies from Germany and abroad.
In the street
Słupsk is on the S6 expressway from Szczecin to Gdynia and can therefore be reached quickly and easily from Berlin or Gdansk.
By boat
Ferry ports are located in Swinoujscie, Gdynia and Danzig.
mobility
The city center can easily be explored on foot. Otherwise there is also a well-developed public transport network that connects the more distant parts of the city to the city center.
Tourist Attractions
- Renaissance castle of the Pomeranian dukes
- historical town houses
- Brick-Gothic Marian Church
- Brick-Gothic Hyacinth Church
- Brick-Gothic St. Nicholas Church
- George's Church
- Neo-Gothic Otto Church
- Neo-Gothic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
- Neo-Gothic Holy Cross Church
- Neo-Gothic Peter and Paul Church
- Neo-Gothic town hall
- Neo-Gothic main post office
- Neo-Renaissance District Office
- Remains of the brick Gothic city wall with round and witch bastions
activities
There are excursions to the nearby beach lakes or to the seaside resorts on the Baltic Sea.
shop
In the center of SLipsk there are numerous small shops where you can browse for something special. Further out there are trading centers:
- CH Jantar
- CH Manhatan
- CH Passo
- CH Wokulski
- Skwer Viki
- Galeria Podkowa
- Galeria Prestige
- Galeria Slupsk
- Hala Targowa "Pod Wieżą"
kitchen
The local cuisine is characterized by its proximity to the Baltic Sea and the Pomeranian Lake District. Salt and freshwater fish are at the top of the menu.
nightlife
accommodation
Learn
Work
security
health
There are public clinics of national rank in Slupsk. Numerous medical practices and pharmacies are available.
Practical advice
trips
literature
See article too Poland.
Web links
- http://www.slupsk.pl - Official website of Slupsk
