Investments

A roundup from the first week of July: the Shared Hospice House starts at 91 Wojska Polskiego Avenue, a 76-metre wildlife culvert is built under the Northern Route, and roadworks reshape bus routes. From the region: the Marshal funds heritage and sport in Międzyzdroje.

Early-July roundup: the tourist line 0 with heritage cars returns for the weekends, single tickets can be bought in advance in the apps, and lines 53, 811 and 524 change routes from 6 July. Plus 23 million zł for the Grobla waterfront with water tram stops, Budimex picked to build the Mierzyn bypass, and a GUS study suggesting over 427 thousand people live in Szczecin.

Late-June 2026 round-up: a squad revolution at Pogoń under new coach Oscar Garcia, a budget discharge for Mayor Krzystek, a heatwave, piled-up roadworks on the Pomorska Viaduct, nearly PLN 3bn for the port and a sailing summer on the Oder.

Late-June 2026 round-up: a City Council confidence vote, storm warnings, Pomorska Viaduct tram works, the S6 bypass, PLN 80m for oncology and a sailing summer on the Oder.

A roundup of what Szczecin is talking about online: wrecks are leaving the Oder and the Odyniec Canal, pedestrian crossings in Warszewo got new lighting, and passengers are asking about tram cleanliness. Plus a year of dug-up streets and a summer full of concerts, from Kupała to Candy Dulfer.

June news forms one story about the Oder and Łasztownia: the decided competition for the new Contemporary Theatre, the first water tram to Germany, and a 150-drone show at the Tall Ships.

June fires the city up on every front: from sacred concerts in the cathedral and the return of summer by the Oder to investments that will change Szczecin for years. A roundup of what the city and its surroundings are talking about now.

Po dwóch latach prac otworzono ostatni odcinek bulwaru.

Mała zieleń pomiędzy Mickiewicza i Wojska Polskiego.