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Compact cars are highly recommended for their ease of manoeuvre in city centre, while an SUV could come in handy if you plan to explore the picturesque countryside.
The general speed limits are: 50km/h in built-up areas, 90km/h outside built-up areas, and 130km/h on expressways and motorways. Keep in mind that unlike in UK, driving is on the right side of the road in Poland.
Szczecin has paid parking zones. It is observed from Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Ticket machines conveniently accept both cash and cards.
Szczecin is famed for its magnificent Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle, impressive Szczecin Philharmonic, and the tranquil Las Arkoński forest. And don’t forget the Underground City Trails – a web of pre-war basements and bunkers, stretching over 17km!
The Old Town invites you with its vibrant restaurants and shops, while the Riverside boulevards offer breathtaking views. Further afield, the quiet streets and parks of Pogodno are worth a visit.
Szczecin is a fantastic base to explore other wonderful cities in Poland, like Poznan and Gdansk, or even crossing the border to Germany's charming coastal towns.
Szczecin enjoys a temperate seasonal climate, but summer is considered the best time to visit. The "Days of the Sea" festival in June, when the city turns into a bustling seafront fair, is particularly delightful.
The currency in Poland is Polish Złoty (PLN). Compared with the UK, the cost of living in Szczecin is lower, making it a budget-friendly holiday destination.
