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West Pomeranian Voivodship

West Pomeranian Voivodship is a region in northwestern Poland. This region is rich with lakes and woodlands.

West Pomerania is the fifth largest voivodship of Poland in terms of its size. Among the largest cities in this region are: Szczecin, Koszalin and Swinoujscie. 

West Pomerania is considered one of the greenest regions of Poland, and one of the most attractive ones when it comes to tourism. It is characterized by incredible diversity of the landscape: beaches, hundreds of lakes, and forests full of wild life, spreading mainly up the hills of the glacial lakes areas. West Pomerania is also rich in various forms and styles of architecture that were built during the Middle Ages as well as the Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance periods.

 


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