Goleniów: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

You can rent a holiday apartment in Goleniów.

In the wider regional surroundings of Goleniów lies Szczecin – 14th-century Castle; Wyspa Ostrów, Wyspa Okrętowa, Ostrów Grabowski and Wyspa Gryfia are also located in this wider regional area. This appeals to travellers who would also like to consider cultural history when visiting Goleniów.

Culture

Wolińska Gate is a preserved medieval city gate and the only one of Goleniów's four historic city gates that still exists; its origins lie in the medieval fortifications.

Geographical Setting

Goleniów is located on the Ina in the Szczecin Coast area of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, northeast of Szczecin.

Landscape

Goleniów lies on the Goleniowska Plain on the edge of the Goleniowska Forest; the waterways Ina, Wiśniówka and Struga Goleniowska run through the town.

Getting There

National roads 3 and 6 run near Goleniów; Szczecin-Goleniów Airport is located in nearby Glewice.

Hiking

A listed hiking trail in the wider Goleniów area runs through a forest and a river valley in the Goleniowska Forest. For travellers interested in hiking and forest landscapes, this listed route is a specific local point of reference.

Historical views of Goleniów show the Powder Tower and a church among the town's historic landmarks.

The Ina is also part of Goleniów's townscape.

Goleniów developed as a medieval trading town and joined the Hanseatic League in 1368.

Wolińska Gate combines a stone defensive structure with later Gothic brick elements and preserves its 15th-century form.

For further location options, the next pages lead to Dąbrowica, Załom, Stepniczka, Maciejewo, Wyszomierz, Babigoszcz, Przybiernów and Lubczyna.

To the overarching travel overview: Gollnow.