Ustka - city, beach and former fishing village 

Ustka - city, beach and former fishing village
Ustka (German: Stolpmünde, Kashubian Ùszcz) - a town in northern Poland, in the Pomeranian Province, Słupsk County, in the historic Western Pomerania. Ustka is situated on the Słowiński Coast, at the mouth of the Słupia River to the Baltic Sea. It is a port city, a health resort with two summer seaside resorts.
Ustka is one of the most popular seaside towns on the Polish central coast. It is characterized by beautiful, wide, sandy beaches, a picturesque port and a lighthouse. Tourists in the summer season eagerly choose this resort for a holiday rest.
Ustka is popular mainly because of its wonderful climate. Another advantage is the well-preserved old town of Ustka. It is there that there are many restaurants and attractions, such as the Museum of Bread, known more widely as the Museum of Bread, Bakery and Confectionery in Ustka, is a unique place on the map of Poland. Every gourmand should visit them.
Attractions:
The Bread Museum in Ustka includes over two thousand impressive historic exhibits: machines once used in baking, books on the history of baking and confectionery, postcards and stamps with a bread motif, spices, ceramic paintings and many more.
Here you can see, among others, a 17th-century table for making gingerbread dough, a pre-war candy vending machine and one of the first refrigerators that operated without electricity, blunters, mixers for cakes and cream mass, waffle makers from the beginning of the 20th century and many, many more . At the Bread Museum, you can also learn about how sękacz was produced
Blücher's bunkers are a complex of fortifications built in the 1930s. The bunkers are located near the entrance to the port in Ustka - at the western breakwater. On the dune towering over the surroundings, there is a guiding cannon gun with a caliber of 105 mm.
An Interactive Bunker was launched in the area of ​​Blücher's Bunkers. It is an interesting exhibition. Mannequins, uniforms, weapons, bunker equipment, multimedia effects and 3D films. All this allows us to get to know the history of the last war better, to see what the bombing or the attack with combat gas looked like.
The beach in Ustka is one of the widest and cleanest beaches on the Polish coast. The Słupia River divides this beach into two: western and eastern. The eastern part of the beach is close to the lighthouse and the seafront promenade with many bars, restaurants and souvenir shops. In summer, inflatable toys for children are also set up.
The seaport in Ustka functions as a sailing port. Ships that go on tourist trips moor to the port. There is also a ferry connection to the Danish island of Bornholm from here. The port is very well preserved and is a great attraction for tourists from Ustka.
The lighthouse in Ustka is located on the eastern side of the breakwater. It is a very interesting building in terms of architecture. The lighthouse consists of an octagonal tower. An additional attraction is the lighthouse keeper's house adjacent to the building.
Escape Room is a great attraction for a group of friends, family and acquaintances. The game is about getting out of a locked room. However, to achieve this, you have to solve many tasks and puzzles that are placed in the room. All fun takes 60 minutes.
Church of Najświętszej Zbawiciela (Card. St. Wyszyński Street) - when the Church of St. st. Nicholas (standing in Zaułek Kapitański near the port) became too small for the faithful, it was decided to build a new temple in Ustka. A dune, located behind the village of Ustka, was chosen for the construction site! Currently, this place is located in the city center. The building was erected in the years 1885 - 1888, the contractor was the company of a local carpenter Franz Draheim.
Since July 13, 2003, Ustka and Słupsk have been linked by an agreement called Dwumiast. Both cities are connected by rail and bus transport.
In Lędów near Ustka there is the Naval Training Center, which is the main training center for the needs of the Navy.
In the early Middle Ages, Ustka was a Kashubian fishing village belonging to the Słupsk castellan and shared its historical fate with the nearby Słupsk. Currently, the atmosphere of the old port settlement can still be found among the fishermen's houses in the quarter delineated by the streets of Marynarki Polskiej and Czerwonych Kosynierów. The layout of the streets of the medieval village has still been preserved here, and due to its historical value, it is under conservation protection.
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