Stawa Mlyny
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History and Significance of Stawa Młyny
Stawa Młyny, or Mühlenbake, is a unique windmill-shaped beacon built between 1873 and 1874, serving as a navigation signal for ships entering the Port of Świnoujście. It stands at 10 meters tall with a white body and black roof, symbolizing the city's maritime heritage and acting as an official emblem.
Must-See Wonders- 💡 Unique Architecture: Resembles a traditional windmill, highlighting local cultural and nautical history.
- 🌊 Scenic Locale: Situated by the seaside, providing picturesque views of the Baltic Sea.
- 📸 Photogenic Spot: Frequently appears on postcards and popular among tourists for guided tours.
Visitors can access the site freely, making it an enjoyable stop for tourists, families, and anyone interested in Poland's coastal culture.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Stawa Mlyny
Legend of the Windmill
A local legend tells of a miller who rejuvenated sailors using natural remedies at the windmill.
Official Symbol
Stawa Młyny is part of the official logo of Świnoujście, embodying the city's identity.
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Address
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Price
Free access; no ticket needed.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: About 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Any time of day, as no operational hours restrict access.