city of Poland
Miedzyzdroje (Misdroy) is a seaside resort in Zachodniopomorskie, Poland. It is situated at the Baltic coast of Wolin Island at a wide sandy beach. The Wolinski National Park is south of the city.
The 🌍 Międzyzdroje Train Station is located on the other side of the river, since there is no bridge yet connecting the two parts. The Polish national railway company PKP provides many connections to Międzyzdroje from numerous destinations in Poland. For example, the train ride from regional capital Szczecin takes 1,5 hours.
The sea resort is not quite big, so you can easily walk it by foot or rent a bike.
You can go in for nearly all water sports, from diving and sailing to delta-flying. You can also ride a bike or horse. Playing beach volleyball is very popular.
Very popular and relatively cheap souvenirs are jewels of amber and silver as both are very common in Poland. The Bay of Gdańsk is known as the biggest amber place worldwide. Amber from the Polish coast was exported to Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire since ancient times.
You can get all the typical Polish meals. Fish dishes are very popular and you can often buy them fresh from the fishermen who prepare them at the beach after they return from fishing.
There are various pubs and bars, especially along the promenade. Available beverages are mostly the same as in the rest of Poland. But try some of the local breweries, like Bosman or Hevelius.
On the island Wolin:
On the mainland: