Population:	44.900 (2007)
Latitude:	54.10˚ N 15.34˚ E
Voivodeship:	Zachodniopomorskie
Historic name:	Kolberg
Website:	kolobrzeg.pl

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Kolobrzeg

Located at the mouth of the Parsęta River in West Pomerania, the Hanseatic city of Kołobrzeg was founded in the Middle Ages and long played an important commercial and political role in the region. Largely destroyed in World War II, it was rebuilt and has since then become one of the most popular seaside resorts of Poland. In summer the town gets crowded with tourists of all ages enjoying the beaches or one of the healthy spa treatments offered by most of the hotels along the coast. In what is left of the old town, the Town Hall and impressive St. Mary Basilica are worth seeing.

Main attractions in Kołobrzeg

St. Mary Basilica

This landmark 14th century cathedral is one of the largest in the region.

Town Hall

Historic 19th century city hall located on a lively market square.

Polish Arms Museum

Military museum in the center of town.

Lighthouse

Prominent lighthouse near the harbour.

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Shopping in Kołobrzeg

In the Old Town there are a few streets with where you can go for shopping, such as Armii Krajowa, Dubois Street and Gieldowa Street. Next to the Town Hall you will find the small Galeria Hosso shopping mall. Along the beach promenade there are various outdoor markets.

Nightlife in Kołobrzeg

Especially in summer there are plenty of places to go for a drink. Traditional cafés and pubs can be found around or near the old downtown market square. For a cocktail or a night of dancing you best head for the bars and clubs in the upscale hotels along the coast.

Climate in Kołobrzeg

	jan	feb	mrt	apr	mei	jun	jul	aug	sep	okt	nov	dec
Max. temperature in °C	2	2	4	9	14	18	20	20	16	13	7	4
Min. temperature in °C	-2	-2	-1	2	6	11	13	13	12	7	4	1
Days with (some) rain	11	7	9	7	7	7	8	8	9	10	12	11