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The most famous sea mark on the Polish coast, Stawa Młyny (Młyny Staw), is located on the western breakwater at the mouth of the Świna River into the Baltic Sea.

The brick church dates from the late 18th century; the tower was added almost 100 years later. Partially destroyed during World War II, the church was rebuilt in the late 1950s.

The mill stands at the end of the pier and seems somewhat out of place: what is a mill doing on a pier? Nevertheless, it's a very beautiful and striking spot.

The lighthouse, at 68m, is the tallest on the Baltic coast and was built by Severin.

The beach is incredibly wide. The hotels tower above the dunes. The view stretches along the coast to the German Baltic Sea resorts.

Large ferries come and go here. The view towards the mill lighthouse is quite good. On a clear day, you can see all the way along the coast to the German seaside resorts.

The church dates from the late 18th century and was built due to the rapid growth of the city of Swinemünde. It was Protestant until 1950 and Catholic from then on.