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Attractions in Ustka

Ustka – tourist attractions for adults and children

Ustka is a place that combines relaxation on the beach with active exploration of history, nature, and culture. The wide range of attractions means that every tourist will find something for themselves here – from walks around the old port, to visits to museums, to outdoor activities. Planning a vacation in Ustka guarantees an unforgettable experience for the whole family. Both children and adults will find plenty of ways to have a good time here. And Bar Meduza Ustka is the perfect place to end an eventful day, offering local flavors and a moment of respite.

Ustka – You won't be bored here!

Centrum Aktywności Twórczej w Ustce

Baltic Contemporary Art Gallery and Creative Activity Center

The modernized granary houses the Creative Activity Center, offering workshops in sculpture, ceramics, computer graphics, and film. The center operates as part of the Baltic Contemporary Art Gallery, which presents modern art and organizes educational workshops.

This place fosters creativity and is a unique attraction in Ustka – a real treat for lovers of art and artistic events. Blücher’s bunkers – history underground

Bunkry Blüchera w Ustce

Blücher's bunkers – history underground

Blücher’s bunkers are German fortifications located on the western side of the port of Ustka. They can be visited individually, with a guide, or using an audio guide in Polish, German, or English. The bunkers are home to the History Meeting Park, a multimedia exhibition presenting the lives of soldiers stationed in the fortifications and historical events related to the region.

During the summer season, additional attractions are available, such as ASG and paintball shooting ranges, an archery range, and military fairs. The Blücher Bunkers are a fascinating place for history lovers and anyone who wants to discover unusual and interesting corners of Ustka.

Dom Kapitana Haase w Ustce

Captain Haase's House – where tradition meets culture

The historic Captain Haase House, dating back to 1804, is an example of traditional half-timbered architecture. It currently houses the Baltic Culture Center, which organizes exhibitions, concerts, and art workshops. The building allows visitors to experience the atmosphere of port life in the past, while offering a modern cultural program.

House of Creative Work – a place of artistic inspiration
The 19th-century manor house on the promenade is the House of Creative Work, whose hallmarks are outdoor painting and photography sessions and educational workshops. The Art Nouveau interior design, gardens, and historical architectural details create a unique atmosphere for both art class participants and tourists.

Rotating footbridge – a unique structure over the Słupia River

Launched in 2013, the rotating footbridge connects the opposite banks of the Słupia River and is the only structure of its kind in Europe. It facilitates pedestrian crossing over the port, while allowing watercraft to pass through when it is opened. The footbridge stands out with its modern design and impressive night lighting, making it one of the most interesting attractions in Ustka, attracting crowds of photographers and walkers.

The lighthouse – one of Ustka's most important attractions

The Polish coast has seventeen lighthouses, and the one in Ustka stands out with its distinctive architecture. Built on an octagonal tower and decorated with cornices, it has been guiding ships to the port for over a hundred years. After climbing 68 steps, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the sea, beaches, and the city. The lighthouse is one of the most important tourist attractions in Ustka.

Ławeczka Ireny Kwiatkowskiej w Ustce

Irena Kwiatkowska's bench – meeting with a legend

An original monument to Irena Kwiatkowska, a famous actress who visited Ustka many times, stands by the promenade. The figure sits on a bench made of a roll of film, with space for two people next to her. Tourists eagerly sit next to the “actress” and take pictures with her.

Model of old Ustka – a journey through time

In Jana Pawła II Park, also known as Zaułek Kapitański, there is a model of the Old Fishing Village. It presents a fragment of the town from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. Information boards explaining the history of this place have been placed next to the model. It is a great opportunity to learn about the former layout of the town in a simple and attractive way and to feel the atmosphere of historic Ustka.

Muzeum Bursztynu w Ustce

The Amber Museum – the gold of the Baltic Sea within reach

The Amber Museum in Ustka presents a rich collection of amber from the Baltic Sea and other regions of the world. Visitors can admire specimens fished out of the sea, archaeological finds, as well as unique nuggets with plant and animal inclusions. The exhibition is divided into themed rooms, including an amber forest, a cinema room with an educational film, a room with functional exhibits, and a workshop where children and adults can grind and polish amber themselves. The Amber Museum combines education with fun and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Ustka, especially appreciated by families with children.

Muzeum Chleba w Ustce

Bread Museum

The Bread Museum presents the history of baking and confectionery in the region. Visitors can see tools, historical equipment, and decorative utility items. Children can participate in workshops, preparing their own dough balls, which makes the museum a great option for the youngest tourists.

Muzeum Mineralogiczne w Ustce

Mineralogical Museum

The Mineralogical Museum is located in an underground air-raid shelter. It displays minerals, fossils, and shells from around the world. It is a place where the fascinating world of minerals and fossils combines science with fun, allowing every visitor to discover something extraordinary. Next to the entrance, there is a shop selling souvenirs and jewelry made of semi-precious stones.

Museum of the Ustka Region

The restored 18th-century half-timbered building houses the Museum of the Ustka Region, which tells the story of the town and the region. Here you will find antique machines, photographic equipment, and swimwear from the early 20th century. The museum allows visitors of all ages to learn about the history of Ustka in an attractive and accessible way.

Pomnik Ludziom morza w Ustce

Monument to the People of the Sea – a tribute to fishermen

Between the lighthouse and the harbor master’s office stands the Monument to the People of the Sea, erected in 2002. The central figure is a mother waiting for her son to return from fishing. Stone plaques depicting scenes from the port are placed around it. The monument is visited during the Ustka Festival and serves as a place of remembrance for fishermen and sailors.

Port w Ustce

Port Ustka – the heart of seaside life

The port in Ustka is a place full of life and attractions for tourists. Moored fishing boats, sailing yachts, and pirate ships styled to look like galleons catch the eye and encourage visitors to take a stroll along the port canal. On board cruise ships, you can take a cruise on the Baltic Sea, and food lovers will find numerous taverns and fish fry shops serving fresh fish and local specialties. The port is not only an attraction in itself, but also a starting point for exploring other places in Ustka, including the lighthouse and port monuments.

Stara osada rybacka w Ustce

The Old Fishing Village – a return to the past

A historic fishing village has been preserved between Czerwonych Kosynierów and Marynarki Polskiej streets. The Old Fishing Village was established in the 11th century, and half-timbered houses can still be seen here. The revitalization of the area allows tourists to feel the atmosphere of old Ustka and discover many interesting places related to the history of port life.

Stawek Upiorów w Ustce

Ghost Pond – a place shrouded in mystery

Not far from Ustka is Stawek Upiorów (Ghost Pond), a place shrouded in local legends. According to folklore, ghosts and mysterious lights appeared here, luring people into the depths. Currently, the area has been modernized – wooden piers, benches, and information boards have been built. The pond is an ideal place for a peaceful walk and contact with nature, which is also an interesting proposition for children and adults.

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