Unconventional Cocktail Bar located in the very center of Szczecin. The Ptak i Pies is a place that stimulates endorphins, evokes extraordinary emotions and our experience, creativity and skills are the recipe to spend unforgettable evening meetings! Useful Information Address: Bałuki 16 More Info: - 10% with Szczecin Tourist Card Opening hours: Wed. - Tue. 17:00 - 24:00 Thu. 17:00 - 01:00 Fri - Sat. 17:00 - 03:00 Website: Phone: +48 570 510 554 Email: theptakipies@ A comprehensive, up-to-date travel guide for your selected destination showing you the best do and see activities, restaurants, cafés, nightlife, shopping and much more. *this will be downloaded as a PDF. Purchase Cafe 22 There’s no better place in Szczecin for that special date, family get-together or business meeting. Classy and full of charm, Café 22 is Szczecin’s most fashionable coffee house. Located right in the centre, on the 22nd floor of the city’s highest building, the café has its own unique atmosphere, created in part by the impressive view over Szczecin. From the 22nd floor everything seems smaller and further away. The most important thing is the here and now - the kind of moment we all dream of having. Read more Szczecin Philharmonic Have you ever seen an iceberg in the city center? If not, you must see the new premises of Szczecin Philharmonic which majestically emerges from urban buildings and pervasive greenery. Its metal and glass facade supplemented with light illuminations catch the eye of each person who comes nearby. The building was designed by catalonian architects from Barozzi Veiga from Barcelona and immediately has become the icon of our city. Modern design combined with inspiration taken from historic building of Konzerthaus creates a coherent whole of past, present and future of Szczecin. It has received numerous awards, including the Mies van der Rohe Award in 2015, the Award of the President of the Republic of Poland for the Best Architectural Structure in Poland in the years 2013-2014 in the “LIFE IN ARCHITECTURE” contest, and the award of the “bryla. pl” website dealing with architecture. Read more Spiżarnia Szczecińska This place is at least as Szczecin, as Szczecin itself: you can order the "Sea Days", "Griffin's delicacy" or "Sedina's specialties". They make their own paprikash, that is one of the famous dishes from Szczecin, and process fruits and vegetables which can be tasted on the spot or taken home because Spiżarnia Szczecińska is a restaurant and shop at the same time. The place is being run by people, who love Szczecin. Read more Pomeranian Dukes' Castle Anyone entering Szczecin by bridges over the Oder River can see the towering red-brick gothic Cathedral and an elegant, pale silhouette of a Renaissance castle with green towers, which used to be the seat of the dukes of the Griffins dynasty who ruled the Duchy of Pomerania. The Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle has five wings and two courtyards. Acting as a cultural institution it organizes an array of cultural events: concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions, conferences and meetings to popularize science, as well as to spread knowledge about the history of West Pomerania. The largest wing houses an Opera. In the wing that housed a mint in the olden days one can find today Cultural and Tourist Information Centre. There is a panoramic terrace on the rooftop of the northern wing from where splendid views can be appreciated. The wing’s basement houses a Vault with sarcophaguses of six princes. The Duke Boguslaw X hall, which used to be a princely chapel, is now a concert hall with a polychromatic ceiling decorated in Renaissance style. A 17th century astronomical clock is the Castle’s special tourist attraction. Also a room dedicated to Eilhard Lubinus and the Witches’ Cell are definitely worth a visit. Read more Mała Tumska It is in the center, but on the side. In the most prestigious area: between the Cathedral and the Royal Gate, Solidarity Square, Szczecin Philharmonic. One of the reviews on Trip Advisor says about it: "Cozy, nice, tasty. What more should man want? Well, you can - instead of broth was tomato soup - without subsidies. Mega cabbage cod as I remember. Great service, prices sightly high, but for the quality WORTH :)" Read more Museum of Technology and Transport “Art Depot” in Szczecin is an old tram depot which was built in 1912 with reinforced concrete. It has a sloping roof and a front glass wall with a clock. Since 2006 it has been one of the biggest Polish museums of a technological profile. The collection of almost 100 antique vehicles that was bought from Leszek Liszewski is the most precious. There, you can find such curiosities as micro-car Smyk or the one and only SUV version of Fiat 126p called in Polish “maluch” (tiny). Moreover, there are trams, buses (that you can enter), motorcycles, bikes,non-typical vehicles, electronic, telecommunication and household equipment and many more. Read more Bro Burgers Bro Burgers follows the slogan "Street doesn't mean worse", street food is gaining a new face, it can be tastier, better and healthier, better than in many stationary restaurants! No more expensive and chemical fast food, our products are always fresh and selected so that you enjoy the highest quality. Read more Przełomy Kafe Przełomy Kafe is a place located in the heart of the city, in the Museum of Dialogues and Breakthrough. A place for meetings and debates on controversial topics related to recent history. Building itself got award for World Building of the Year 2016 at the World Architecture Festival. Przełomy Kafe has the best herring roll in Szczecin, and you pay as much as you want for coffee. Read more Francuzka Bakery, where you can eat breakfast and drink coffee, recharge yourself to start the day. The restaurant, which is always on your way because it is located in the center of the city - on Brama Portowa sq. Scrambled eggs and bacon? British sandwich with lettuce, fried egg and bacon? Sweet pancakes? Or maybe just a baguette with cream cheese and chives? Francuzka is opened daily from 7:30. Read more Dialogue Center "Upheavals" It's one of branches of the National Museum in Szczecin, where we present the newest history of Szczecin and West Pomerania region, with particular attention given to social protests and breaking events in the years 1970–1971, 1980–1981, 1988–1989, that lead Poland to regain independence in 1989. The building that houses our museum is partially hidden under the Solidarity Plaza, adjacent to the Concert Hall. The exhibition is interactive, apart from subject-related pieces, in its underground rooms you may see films, pictures and recordings of the events’ witnesses and participants. Location of the museum has not been chosen by an accident - it was here when on 17 December 1970 first shots were fired at the protesters. In July 2016, the Dialogue Centre Upheavals was ranked the Best Public Space in Europe. Four months later, on November 18, the same building was named World Building of the Year. Read more The Europa Restaurant & Café They have a delicious breakfast buffet available also for non-guests at the hotel, as well as quick lunches, business lunches and gourmet dinners, and on Sunday afternoon family lunches for families with children. Composing new flavors, they choose products focusing on seasonality, close location of crops, and above all high quality. is a good place for everything - for a break, an informal business conversation, special events, and especially for a meeting in a good atmosphere! Read more City Tour During sightseeing tour by minibus with an audio guide you will admire the most famous sights of the city and find an answer for many non-standard questions like: What is the similarity between Szczecin and Egypt? There are 2 stops planned for you to take some unique photos. Service description: - Free pick up at hotel or at the other appointed place. - There is no fixed timetable. We start on request. - Sightseeing route inclusive all the key sights. - Two 10 minutes stops are planned. - Tape presentation doesn't require headphones. - Audio Guide in English / German / Danish - Minibus for max. 8 persons, but there is a possibility for making special tour for more than 8 persons Read more National Museum in Szczecin The National Museum in Szczecin was established in 1945 and is situated in a beautiful, old building. Here you can see exhibitions including ancient and modern works of art as well as ethnographic and archaeological objects. Read more Fanaberia The Fanaberia tea house opened its doors to you in 2003, but the idea of its creation germinated and matured much earlier. The curiosity of the world and the journeys resulting from it became an inspiration - the closer ones, for example to Krakow, as well as those further, even to Paris. During my stay in these cities, the aura of local cafes, all these mysterious, discreet and at the same time vibrant places, had a soothing effect on me. Wanting to take at least a bit of charm of those memories with me to Szczecin, I set out on the most important journey of my life - a journey through the world of flavors and aromas. Journey through distant cultures, but also the quiet corners of home. Read more Bistro Na Językach It is an open kitchen with stands offering a variety of dishes. What's more, many of them will be prepared before your very eyes. Composing a meal takes about 8-10 minutes. After entering Bistro, you will receive a chip card on which your invoice will be saved. They do not provide waiter service, which is why orders are placed and picked up at designated places. You only pay when you leave. For orders that require a little longer preparation, you'll get a special pager that will glow and vibrate when the dish is ready to pick up. Read more Old Town Hall - The Szczecin History Museum The first mention of the wooden market hall, which was also the venue for the deliberations of the court and the meetings of the city councillors called “theatrum”, dates back to 1245. The current Gothic town hall hails from mid-15th Century, with Henryk Brunsberg considered to be its builder. The richly-decorated façade featuring glazed stones adds a painterly style to the structure. The building has arcades on its south wall, which used to play host to court proceedings on summer days. The City Council convened here twice a week. From the 14th Century the resolutions of the City Council were announced twice a year, on 1 May and 29 September. As some of them were quite peculiar, it is no wonder that such announcements sometimes left the city in tumult. Examples included the introduction of the anti-Hussite tax in 1428 and the raising of the prices of spirits in 1616. Less severe regulations were the resolution from 1418 against calumniators and rumourmongers slandering “lords, dukes, knights, squires, ladies, girls, priests, and vassals...”, or one law from 1558 which limited the luxury and excess during wedding celebrations, baptisms, and funerals. From 5 to 13 December 1570 the town hall hosted a Peace Congress ending the Northern Seven Years' War between Sweden and Denmark. After the damage suffered during the Brandenburg sieges, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style and served its purpose until the City Council was moved to the New Town Hall in 1879. Reconstructed again after the War in 1975 as the National Museum, it houses exhibitions dedicated to Szczecin’s past. In Cellars there is a restaurant serving polish cuisine named "Wyszak". Read more The National Museum in Szczecin — The Museum of Contemporary Art The Museum of Contemporary Art is located in a classicist building of former Szczecin stronghold garrison headquarters, built in the last quarter of the 18th century, repeatedly converted in subsequent years. As long, as until the end of World War II, it was used by military authorities. In 1970s it was handed over to the National Museum in Szczecin. In 1980, after a conversion, it became the seat of a branch of the Museum related to contemporary art. Series of temporary exhibitions carries out a programme of propagating and promoting contemporary art on the basis of the Museum's own collection (Polish and foreign art) and projects co-arranged with other institutions, organizations and artists in Poland and abroad. Beside presentations of vital phenomena of Polish art, regional programme focused on the most important artists of Western Pomerania, the Museum coordinates international Mare Articum programme, within which, among others, it organizes Baltic Contemporary Art Biennial. Read more Wół i Krowa The restaurant has clear industrial-style interior with lush flora, a friendly waiter service and delicious food. They have been in Szczecin since 2015. Their menu is built with real, juicy beef. They serve not only burgers, but also great soups, a variety of main dishes, including pasta and salads. The restaurant received the 1 of the 10 best restaurants in Poland according to LOGO. Read more The National Museum in Szczecin — The Museum of Regional Traditions The Museum of Regional Traditions is located in Baroque Landed Gentry House (Pommersche Landsmannschaft), built in years 1726–1727 according to the order of Prussian king Frederick William I. The building was designed by Gerhard Cornelius de Walrave (1692–1773), the author of, among others, famous Kłodzko fortess and fortifications of Szczecin. The palace served as the session hall of Pomeranian provincial authorities and a royal residence during king's stays in Szczecin. Over the entrance, there is the coat of arms of Pomerania and at the top of the facade – coat of arms of the king of Prussia against a background of panoply (crossed military equipment) and allegoric images of royal virtues: Justice and Sagacity. In the period between the world wars the palace was re-arranged into the seat of the Pomeranian State Museum (Pommersches Landesmuseum), and after World War II the building was taken over by the Museum of Western Pomerania, presently the National Museum in Szczecin. It houses exhibitions of, above all, relics of Pomeranian art from middle ages to Baroque, including Romanesque capitals from Kołbacz, early-Gothic Crucifix from Kamień Pomorski, a portrait of duke Philip I by Lucas Cranach the Younger and impressive jewels of Pomeranian dukes from the 16th and 17th centuries. Read more Vege Club Amar You won't find any menu there. You come and you order a meal. If you want to know in advance what is for today's dinner, check the profile on Facebook ( Every day something else is to eat, but one thing is certain - you'll never ever find any meat, milk, eggs or any other animal products in your food. Even better - most of the ingredients come from organic farms that are less than 100 km from Szczecin. The blend of spices and their own recipies make Amar absolutely unique, aromatic and above all - very tasty. It's one of those places that you really need to visit. Read more Tkacka Kuchnia Kraftowa (Craft kitchen) Pizza unlike any other non-obvious dishes and desserts created without compromise, specialty coffee, craft beers and Italian wines. They only use real products, they order cold cuts from Italy, feta comes from Greece, tomatoes for sauce from the hills of Vesuvius and Oscypek from Pieniny. Everything they serve has been prepared from scratch. From pizza dough to mayonnaise in garlic sauce! The only spices are cinnamon sticks, anise stars, cloves, salt, sugar and pepper. Read more Bajgle Króla Jana Absolutely exceptional place not only in Szczecin but in Poland. Bajgle Króla Jana or King John's Bagels is one of the very first bagel bakeries in the country. Holding a title of Szczecin's best restaurant since 2016 (according to TripAdvisor), awarded the Certificate of Excellence every year since 2017. Impeccable rating on all social media sites and raving reviews are making this place a sure stop for everyone visiting Szczecin. According to many they serve the best bagels on this site of the Atlantic. Bagels are all rolled by hand, boiled and baked on site every morning and served (with 5 toppings to choose from) in 20 carefully crafted sandwich variations for meat-eaters, vegetarians and vegans alike. Among classics such as Pastrami Ruben, with crispy bacon or Cream Cheese and Lox are their own extravagant creations. They also serve soup of the day (always vegan), home-baked cakes, cookies and pies, delicious specialty coffee from one of the best coffee roasters in Poland, herbal and fruit infusions, teas and a good selection of cold drinks and some alcoholic beverages as well. Bajgle Króla Jana is very casual with nice decor, homey atmosphere and friendly yet attentive table service. It is a family friendly (baby high chair and changing table available) as well as all pets friendly place. A perfect stop for a lazy breakfast, a quick coffee break, hearty lunch or even an evening snack and a drink. Read more Bananowa Szklarnia Everyone will find something for themselves. They can boast that they serve breakfast all day. You will also find a dessert website with them and enjoy a delicious coffee. There are many vegetarian and meat items on the menu. Read more Ole Bistro & Tapas 'Little Spain in the heart of Szczecin' - this is how Ole Bistro & Tapas restaurant located on the Boulevards can be described in a few words. The idea for its creation was born in the minds of the owners long before the opening, and the search for a suitable place took over 2 years ... Having and running your own restaurant was a natural need. Inspired by the Spanish climate, they decided to move a small part of the Iberian Peninsula to their hometown. They wanted to create a unique place where the door is always open, the atmosphere is loose and joyful, and the food and wine delicious and non-standard. The choice of location was not accidental. A beautiful view of the Szczecin panorama and the flowing Odra River have made the Szczecin Bulwary an ideal place. However, before the restaurant could serve delicious Spanish food, the chefs carefully composed the menu for two months, taking care of every detail and repeatedly testing the menu items. At the end of October 2017, Ole Bistro & Tapas was officially opened. A warm, energetic place has been created, where you have the opportunity to try wonderful Spanish-European cuisine and regional specialties in a pleasant atmosphere, with a beautiful view and Spanish music in the background. Read more Rybarex Rybarex was opened on March 13, 1981 and operated under the name of the then Centrala Rybna. The restaurant sold mainly ready-made, previously prepared and frozen products: breaded pollock cubes, fish burgers, fries, and the soups on offer were delivered in thermoses from the Fish Headquarters. Interestingly, despite the fact that they were in the place from the early hours and immediately tempted customers with aromas, in accordance with the headquarters assumptions, the soups were only sold from 1pm. Read more Meet & Fit – Slow Food It is a network of bistro-type gastronomic points operating in the open kitchen model. The Meet & Fit menu includes a wide selection of burgers with grilled beef, poultry and vegan, salads, Belgian fries and sweet potatoes, fruit and vegetable smoothies, pressed juices. Read more Prasad Prasad (eng: ancient orchard) is a small restaurant next to the Golden Route, near the town hall. An unsuspicious place, where Polish and Hindu cuisine meet each other. For example, you can order pancakes with peanut paste with curry and chickpeas, dumplings with lentils and onions, vegan meatballs with potatoes and cabbage, creamy carrot soup with ginger and roasted sunflower... In this restaurant you will find mostly vegan food (vegetarian option are also to be found). You can even try one of the typical Szczecin specialities: patty (Pasztecik) - vegan, of course. Read more Lufa Shotbar You think about shots - you think about Lufa! A harmonious team that creates a new place that serves mostly Shots in Szczecin. Read more P'Art One Pub For some the drinks are art, just like in P'Art One Pub every cocktail drink is piece of art . Read more Jak Malina They use their imagination and talents, while creating dishes - but also full-fledged and unrefined products. No white sugar nor dairy products; only naturally gluten-free cereals; Buckwheat flour and rice is also fresh made in the restaurant. They avoid frying - the ingredients are baked, cooked, steamed. It's a restaurant with a vegetable kitchen, and after dinner you will feel light - despite the big meal. Read more Sok z Żuka First place so hidden on the map of Szczecin. Sok z Żuka is created in the "Speakeasy" convention, which secret bars were created in the United States during Prohibition. "Speak easy boys!" - that name came from silencing the guests of the premises so that unwanted people would not find them. Were these types of premises operating in Poland? Apparently in communism time. In Szczecin it is the first place of this type! Once you discover the secret entrance, inside you will enjoy a good beer, drinks, darts and billiards. Read more Marshal Food Marshal food is a restaurant inspired by British cuisine. From the beginning, we have received postive reviews about English breakfasts with a variety of flavors and filling. But British cuisine is not just beans and popular fish & chips. It also aromatic pies, tasty soups, good cheeses, delicious puddings. This is the taste of apples, rhubarb and great tea. Flavors penetrating dishes of colonial cuisine . On these tastes – coming from the British colonies we base our seasonal menu. Autumn brings us the smell of colorful India. Our restaurant is not only tasty food. In warm blue-burgundy british colors you will find space for a family meal, a business meeting or an afternoon with friends. You can talk, discuss, work, relax, laugh, have fun, have a drink, a quick lunch, a delicious dessert or a unique wine and beer. We create for you a place you will want to visit and return. See you later! Read more Tilt! Tilt is a place where bartenders will prepare for you unique cocktails from the classic canon of drinks and current trends. A cold beer straight from the tap and a wide selection of bottled beers are waiting for each guest aswell. Tilt is the only point on the Szczecin gastronomy map where you can play on classic filppers from the 90s and sit down with a beer at tables with Pac-Man or immortal Tanks! Read more Unconventional Cocktail Bar located in the very center of Szczecin. The Ptak i Pies is a place that stimulates endorphins, evokes extraordinary emotions and our experience, creativity and skills are the recipe to spend unforgettable evening meetings! Read more Szczecin's Underground Tourist Routes Szczecin's Underground Tourist Routes offer guided tours in the shelters from World War II. The former secret underground route is fascinating and a great choice for everyone who is looking for a thrilling experience. Read more 17 SCHODÓW The name of the place refers to the number of steps leading to level -1 of the tenement house at ul. Targ Rybny 1. It is there - visible from the entrance - the heart of the premises, a spectacular 8-meter, elegantly illuminated bar. 17 Stairs are not just sublime drinks. By buying cocktails you get unforgettable emotions. Read more Discover Szczecin… from the waterside As an alternative to walking, cycling or movie-watching … enjoy a motorboat ride on the Oder River or Dabie Lake! Spots which can not be reached on foot, by car or bicycle, can be reached by … a motorboat. You will enjoy not only the amazing panorama of Szczecin from the riverside, but also many interesting places – the backwaters of the Swieta River and the picturesque spots of Wydrnik canal, the so-called Venice of Szczecin, as well as the Dabie Lake and many islands and canals. A motorboat cruise is a great opportunity to watch wild nature – herons, white-tailed sea eagles, beavers, otters and many rare species of flora. Since they are equipped in a rather small engine, no motorboat driving license is required. The Motorboat rental: Bulwar Gdanski (3 Zbozowa street). Open daily from 10:00 – 19:00 the Bosun’s phone number: +48 734 401 410. Team Boats: Bulwar Chrobrego Opened daily from 10:00 to 19:00 the Bosun’s phone number: +48 517 170 903 Cruises around Port of Szczecin and Lake Dąbie Cruises are offered by: THE WHITE FLEET : ul. Jana z Kolna 7 ODRA QUEEN, PEENE QUEEN + 48 667 081 055 DZIEWANNA +48 601 787 649 JOANNA +48 609 055 431 TALIZMAN (+48 668 895 522) Read more m/s Joanna A real treat for fans of parties or relaxation on the water. For lovers of good beer and beautiful views of Szczecin. The ship, where you can relax with chillout music or party with the electronic music. A ferry, which invites DJs such as Zombie (Simon Karpierz), Kuncfot (James Kondarewicz), Porek Simon (Simon Porowski), Vitek, Sin Sensor, Maciej Wunsch, Konrad Kacak, Pinio, Cee Dee or Rado. The only one that will take you on a cruise with sunset, showing the unusual sights of Święta River or Lake Dabie. Read more Wiking - Kayak trips and Kayak rental Kayak routes are an original project developed and conducted by Robert Filipski (Wiking Szczecin) since 2009. Trips have become a tourist product of Szczecin, which was attended by over 3,000 tourists getting to know our city and Western Pomerania. This is not only canoeing on the Oder River, but also an interesting and original form of visiting Szczecin and Western Pomerania with a guide kayak or individually. The Tall Ship Races Sailing Rally crews, participants of international conferences, youth from EU projects sailed on our routes. It happened more than once that guests from Warsaw, Poznań, Katowice came by train especially for the trip. And all this to look and explore Szczecin and the surrounding area, from a kayak perspective. And that these are beautiful views, you can check for yourself by participating in trips. We service all areas of Szczecin and the surrounding area within a 100km radius. In other places we have partner bases cooperating with us. There are also kayak rental next to beach on Głębokie Lake. Read more Exp Pub & Games Room Sometimes it is worth to spend the evening in the pub with friends, and in addition for beer or a drink, take cards or a board game from the bar. And the Exp Pub is equipped really well. Enjoy! Read more Kana Theatre Kana is an independent theatre and center founded and run since 1979 by Zygmunt Duczyński, and since 2006 by the team he established. The Kana Theatre operates in the following areas: popularization and promotion of culture in such aspects as: theatre, performing arts, music, and interdisciplinary forms (with a special focus on artistic activities transgressing limits of particular genres, using various languages, searching for codes of communication with the audience beyond dramatic text and in the space of experiment); own artistic activity: work on their own productions, including performances, theatre-related projects, artistic and socially oriented action as well as other forms of cultural activities; cultural education: exchange of theatre-related experiences and practices, programs of perfecting acting techniques, training artistic leaders and cultural animators, promoting knowledge about the theatre as a method of self-development, promoting experimental and alternative theatre, improving knowledge, techniques and skills of people interested in folklore and traditions of various cultures. The Kana Theatre continues the idea of the cultural centre formulated by Zygmunt Duczyński. The program of the Kana’s activities is based on the key concept of originality and personal aspect in relation to both particular artists and the artistic team: selection of topics, projects and areas of activity is closely related to both the range of interests (and research) of individual members of the team, and to the collectively worked out program line. This position makes it possible to maintain the continuity and progressive character of the accomplished projects. Calendar - Read more Baltica Wellness & Spa Baltica Wellness & Spa, the center located in the heart of Szczecin is an unusual place. Here you can go for both a beauty treatment and spend an amazing Spa weekend for two, using among others attractive cosmetics or a wide range of massages. The three-level center has a unique atmosphere, and a well-qualified, professional staff provides the highest quality services. Baltica Wellness & Spa is a modern City-Spa located in the very center of Szczecin, in the Pazim business and entertainment complex. It is the largest facility of this type in Western Pomerania. On three floors, biological regeneration is offered ( aromatherapy, massages, cosmetics, Spa rituals) as well as medical diagnostics, prophylaxis and rehabilitation ( magnetotherapy, electrotherapy, kinesitherapy, hydrotherapy). The focal point of the resort is the Wellness Zone - a fabulous place for baths, saunas and a jacuzzi with the only snow grotto in Szczecin. The center also has a separate Fitness Zone. The offer is complemented by luxury cosmetic services, L’Or - hair salons, Spa mini shop and Café Baltica - a perfect place to relax after a series of treatments, a business meeting or with friends. Guests of the Center have the opportunity to take advantage of various occasional packages, stay packages and health programs, including for athletes or pregnant women. Baltica Wellness & Spa is located in the very center of Szczecin, but the atmosphere here is far from the hustle and bustle. The resort is directly connected to the exclusive Radisson Blu hotel, while the entire complex is well connected to all parts of the city. Baltica Wellness & Spa is the first of its kind and the largest spa center in West Pomerania. Read more Bachus This winebar has been operating since 1999. In one of the charming tenements near the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes. It offers a wide selection of wines from around the world, beers and spirits in the company of rich menus, including seasonal and regional dishes. The specialty is fish and seafood, so in the menu you may also find shark steak or fried Kerguelen. Occasionally, enthusiasts of the Slow Food trends meet there. Thanks to the high guest reviews, TripAdvisor certified the place with the quality certificate. Read more Tarzania Our rope park is a great way of spending free time originating in France. Fashion for active leisure, extreme sports means that in Western European countries such parks can be found often. Especially since it is one of the safest forms of active stay at height. Participants of rope programs learn self-control, responsibility, techniques of maintaining balance and break the barrier of height fear or fear. It provides an unforgettable experience, adrenaline and effort in the fresh air. Read more SKIPARK They are the only center of this type in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship that can guarantee you, both adults and children, beginners and professionals, great sports entertainment and an unforgettable experience while using the innovative MAXXTRACKS ski slopes, creative CLIP'N CLIMB climbing walls and the VALO interactive wall CLIMB. Read more AXENATION They are located at 34B Jagiellońska Street in a former bread oven factory, while the entrance to the premises can be found at 5 July 35D Street. There is a car park for guests. Their club has 240 m2, 6 tracks with a place to rest and a bar serving craft beers, therefore we offer a wide range of events: birthday, team-building, stag and hen parties. For larger groups, they advice to contact them, so they will arrange the course and attractions of the event individually. Read more Kids Arena Kids Arena is a family theme park located in the city center. This location allows quick and easy access by public transport from almost every corner of Szczecin. Read more BE HAPPY Sweet Art & Illusion Museum Museum of happiness in Szczecin. Be Happy Museum is a place where dreams come true and the imagination turns into a sweet and colorful experience. This is a place where illusion stuns and laughs to tears. Dozens of scenes for taking photos, Marshmallow foam pool, banana swing, magic unicorn and much more. Our mission is to cultivate happiness, share good memories and make the world even sweeter! Visit us and share your best photos with the world! Totally Instagram-Friendly Attraction! Read more Warsztatownia /Workshop Their mission is to get children from TV and computer screens showing how to spend free time creatively, having fun in a group and creating beautiful things. They show how to create something out of nothing - which at the same time depends on the imagination of children. They have two Riddle Rooms - Save Christmas and Forest Trolls. Riddle Room "Save Christmas" fun, thanks to which children develop perceptiveness, cleverness, train their mind and test their ability to work in a group under time pressure! The rooms are built with passion and heart, everything is made in them Hand Made, invented and implemented by the Warsztatownia. They organize workshops for children, adults and even family. They also build puzzles for their rooms here. Real works of art are created during the workshops and semi-camps. Relaxation zone is an original idea. Here, children indulge in the production of natural, fragrant and colorful cosmetics, and real relaxation in soft dressing gowns (dressed for clothes, because it's fun) with chillout music. Aromatherapy completes the wonderful atmosphere. Read more Next Section

Violet is my small bakery based in East London. I started my business as a market stall on Broadway Market, cooking from home before opening the café in 2010. All of my cakes are baked with organic and low intervention ingredients. Many of the other ingredients are organic as well, like our Madagascan vanilla pods and pure cane molasses.

^{Ptaki drapieżne nie stanowią zagrożenia dla człowieka. Jednak w przypadku psów, szczególnie tych najmniejszych, sprawa wygląda zupełnie inaczej… Czy nasz mały czworonóg może stać się ofiarą dużego ptaka? I jak ochronić go przed taką sytuacją? Czy mały pies może paść ofiarą dużego ptaka? Dla drapieżnych ptaków, takich jak sowy czy jastrzębie, małe psiaki nie różnią się niczym od zająca czy bażanta. Wydają się kuszącą, dość powolną ofiarą! Nawet obecność opiekuna często nie jest wystarczającą przeszkodą w zapolowaniu na tak łatwą zdobycz. W internecie można znaleźć tragiczne historie malutkich pupili – pomeranianów, chihuahua, yorków – porwanych przez pazury drapieżnego ptaka i zabranych w siną dal. Jednak wcale nie trzeba zabierać psa na łąkę, by narazić go na atak ptaka. Również osiedlowe sroki i wrony mogą zaatakować naszego pupila. Szczególnie gdy chcą bronić gniazda lub odstraszyć czworonoga od swojej zdobyczy. Nawet na psich wybiegach spotkać można większe lub mniejsze stada wron, które czają się na rozsypane dla psa przysmaki i… gotowe są o nie walczyć z czworonogiem! Nie zdajemy sobie sprawy, że też te z pozoru niegroźne ptaki wyposażone są w twarde dzioby, którymi mogą zrobić krzywdę psu, raniąc go w oko lub nos. Czy da się ochronić przed nimi domowego pupila? Jak chronić psa, by nie stał się ofiarą dużego ptaka? Opiekunowie dużych czworonogów mogą spać spokojnie – ich podopieczni nie będą kusić ptasich drapieżników. Również miejskie ptaki szybko uciekną na widok biegnącego psa wielkości labradora czy nawet beagle’a. Jednak mając pupila ważącego mniej niż 10 kilogramów, powinniśmy pamiętać o najważniejszych zasadach, które uchronią psiaka od ataku skrzydlatego drapieżcy. Podczas spacerów na łące lub blisko lasu zawsze miej psa obok siebie tak, byś był widoczny już z daleka. Obecność człowieka tuż przy potencjalnej ofierze zazwyczaj skutecznie zniechęci jastrzębia do ataku. Grupa biegających, malutkich psiaków zwraca większą uwagę drapieżników niż pojedynczy maluch. Postaraj się zaprosić do grupy spacerowej kilka większych, przyjaznych czworonogów, by stanowiły dodatkową ochronę przed atakami ptaków. Nie karm ptaków w ogrodzie. Przyciągnie to także duże ptaki, takie jak wrony. Mogą one w obronie wysypanej karmy zaatakować twojego pupila biegającego po ogrodzie. Jeśli bardzo chcesz dokarmiać małe ptaki, zamontuj karmnik, do którego nie dostaną się większe z nich i umieść go w oddaleniu od miejsca przebywania małego pupila. Nie rozsypuj psu przysmaków na wybiegu. Może to być nie tylko przyczyną psich awantur – dla wron to zaproszenie na obiad, o który warto walczyć! Pamiętaj – ptaki są pod ochroną! Wszystkie żyjące w Polsce ptaki drapieżne podlegają ścisłej ochronie. Oznacza to, że nie wolno ich zabijać, okaleczać, płoszyć, niepokoić, ani niszczyć ich siedlisk. Natomiast wrony, kawki i sroki są objęte ochroną częściową – ich również nie wolno płoszyć ani krzywdzić. Dlatego nawet jeśli drapieżne ptaki są dla ciebie i twojego małego pupila prawdziwą udręką, nie wolno ci ich przeganiać, ani tym bardziej truć! Ptak doesn’t say. In baking books, recipes written to a stand mixer will sometimes give setting and timing, “cream on medium for two minutes.”. This book doesn’t. Then there are vegan and}

playpausemuteunmuteJacob i Wilhelm Grimm, Pies i wróbel Czyta Wiktor Korzeniewski, reż. Adam Bień Dofinansowano ze środków: Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego oraz Fundację Orange. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Baśń autorstwa braci Grimm znajdująca się w zbiorze Królewna Gęsiarka i inne bajki, wydanym w 1925 Pies i wróbel powiada historię dwójki przyjaciół — psa, który uwolnił się od okrutnego właściciela, i wróbla, pomagającego towarzyszowi przetrwać: zdobywać pokarm i znajdować schronienie. Kiedy pies ginie z winy bezwzględnego człowieka, wróbel postanawia pomścić braci Grimm podejmuje tematykę przyjaźni, pomocy w trudnej sytuacji oraz budowania odpowiedzialności. W utworze zachowana została charakterystyczna konwencja autorów odwzwierciedlająca brutalną rzeczywistość. Wilhelm Karl i Jacob Ludwig Karl to autorzy wielu słynnych baśni, opartych na najstarszych przekazach i wzorcach. Ich baśnie zostały wydane w dwu tomach — w 1812 i 1815 też:MotywyInformacje o utworzeŹródło utworu w serwisie CBN Polona

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