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A beautiful little square with benches and a seal sculpture in the center. This is Depka the Seal. She was born in 2004 at the Hel Seal Sanctuary. Later that same year, she was released into the sea, but unlike other seals, she kept returning to Polish beaches, especially the beaches in Rewal. From 2005 to 2007, she was the only wild seal in the area.

This park opened in 2012. It features 1:10 scale miniature lighthouses on the Baltic Sea. An interesting idea. Check here for opening hours and admission prices. https://niechorze.pl/atrakcje/park-miniatur-latarni-morskich-1

A beautiful sculpture of the Little Prince from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's famous book, created by Rafał Nowak. The sculpture, like the French writer's book itself, prompts philosophical reflection.

The ruins of a Gothic church in Trzęsacz, dating from the 15th/16th centuries. It was built 2 kilometers from the shore, in the village, but by 1868, the cliff edge was just a meter from the church, and it soon had to be closed. The power of nature is immense!

Currently, climbing on pallets requires a bit of balancing :-)

A small but interesting miniature park. It takes about half an hour to walk through, but it's still worth a visit.

I recommend it! the timetable is in the picture

The narrow-gauge railway in Niechorze, known as the Seaside Narrow-Gauge Railway, is a tourist attraction connecting towns on the Rewal coast, such as Gryfice, Trzęsacz, Rewal and Niechorze. The train runs on 1000 mm wide tracks and offers a retro-style journey, perfect for a break from cycling. The stations are adapted to tourists, and bicycles can be transported, which makes it easy to combine train travel with cycling trips. In the summer season, it is worth checking the timetable in advance, because trains can be popular with families with children and cyclists.