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Beautiful city in bloom. It is a lot built and reconstructed here. In the evening there are too many people on the promenade. We recommend visiting the beacon and the mill in the nearby town. The journey by the ferry around the city is a great experience. We had a good time in the hotel restaurant Miramare - they have a wonderful kids' corner. And in the Arts Kitchen restaurant on the other side of town.

The best was the beach, surroundings and food prices, the worst was the lack of parking facilities outside the appartament building and the money exchange rate at Euronet cash automats.It would have been much better to have cash money from home and change it to local currency at an money exchange office.

A nice place to stay, but careful if you are travelling with a dog. We picked Miedzyzdroje to do hiking trips with our dog and because there were plenty of hiking trails going west, east and south of the town. The problem was that the Wolin National Park is all off limits to dogs, so our choice of routes was limited down to either risking a fine or walking along the few trails accessible to dogs. We did walk to the remains of the V-3 ramps just south of the town, took a tour of the Baltic miniature park - both very interesting. When our kids acted as dogsitters for our dog, we went to the Kawcza Gora stairway up the cliffs (fortunately we headed through the forest to the upper end of the staircase) to see the view and found the staircase closed down - we were glad not to pick the route up the stairs from the beach as we'd have to take a long detour to get to the upper end. The European bison enclosure looked nice, although we arrived too late and it was already closed. It's a pleasant walk along wide forest paths from the town. Most of the beach is also off limits to dogs, on the other hand, the entrances L to M that are dog-friendly beaches are one of the best beach stretches there are, and much less crowded. We can recommend the Zahir Kebab restaurant and takeaway close to the Miedzyzdroje pier (Molo) and the Wedzone Ryby (Smoked Fish) stall just west of the Molo at the next beach entrance - all great food.

It was my second time in Międzyzdroje, I love this small town, starting from the location, the friendly people, the sandy beach, shops, a lot of eating places to choose from, the national park. It's very easy to walk around. I recommend.

The beach is nice and clean, golden sand with small shells on the edge of the sea. Generally the town is a mixture of spa and sea resort. There are well maintained parks with flowers etc. Nice Oceanarium on the promenade. There is some restaurant on every corner, where you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is a Fun Park for children, Miniatures park, "train" around the city and other activities.

If you're looking for a place to relax, meditate, experience breathtaking sunsets, and explore nature, look no further! Some attractions such as the pier and museums are packed in the summer, but the nature is hard to beat. During the day, you can rent a bike and explore the endless trails at Wolin National Park. The evenings are often a time to take a coastal walk and marvel at the city's Baltic sunsets. If you rent a bike in the peak season, be sure to arrive before 10:00 AM, or you may come out with nothing!