Discover Rewal

• The observation platform with beach access is in the town center and was built in 2009.
• Aleja zakochanych is a paved walking path with a Romeo and Juliet bench and rows of evergreen thuja trees.
• Aleja różana, which runs perpendicular to it, is home to several hundred rose varieties.
• The Nadmorska Kolej Wąskotorowa runs regularly through Rewal between Gryfice and Pogorzelica.

The observation platform in the town center combines two specific features: you can look out over Rewal beach from here, and the site includes access to the beach. It was built in 2009. If you would first like to get your bearings or take in the beach, this is a central landmark in town. The platform is especially popular at sunset. This makes sunset one possible time to visit, but does not indicate specific opening hours.

Rewal’s fishing history is also visible in town. A fisherman sculpture on Saperska Street, near the fishing harbor, recalls that Rewal was and remains a fishing settlement. This connection therefore reaches both into the past and the present. There is also a designated place for safely launching from the shore at the fishing harbor in Rewal, on ul. Saperska. The sculpture and harbor offer a different point of interest from the beach views.

Aleja zakochanych is a paved walking path. Its distinctive features include a Romeo and Juliet bench and rows of evergreen thuja trees on both sides. The path thus combines a named bench with striking landscaping. If you enjoy paying attention to specific design details while exploring, you can focus on these features rather than viewing the walk simply as a route.

Aleja różana offers a different variety of plants. It runs perpendicular to Aleja zakochanych and is home to several hundred rose varieties. The two avenues differ both in their orientation to each other and in what makes them special: thuja trees and a Romeo and Juliet bench on one, and a wide variety of roses on the other. This gives you two different reasons to take a walk, without treating the places as a single route.

The Nadmorska Kolej Wąskotorowa runs regularly along the route from Gryfice via Trzęsacz, Rewal and Niechorze to Pogorzelica. Rewal is therefore part of a connection that includes several place names. If you plan to take a ride, you can use this route as a guide. This route information does not provide specific departure times.

For bicycles, there is the Rewal Bike System: you can rent a bicycle in one place and return it in another. This distinguishes the service from one where the bicycle has to be returned to its starting point. The option described covers renting and returning bicycles in different places; it does not specify any connection to particular attractions or to the railway.

If you would like to consult other town pages as part of your search, you can also find Pobierowo, Mrzezyno, Darszyce, Mrzezyno Gryfickie, Pogorzelica, Brojce, Niechorze and Gryfice.

Where is the observation platform?

It is in the center of Rewal and has access to the beach. You can look out over the beach from the platform.

What are the special features of the two avenues?

Aleja zakochanych is a paved walking path with a Romeo and Juliet bench and rows of evergreen thuja trees. Aleja różana, which runs perpendicular to it, is home to several hundred rose varieties.

Which places does the narrow-gauge railway connect?

The Nadmorska Kolej Wąskotorowa runs regularly from Gryfice via Trzęsacz, Rewal and Niechorze to Pogorzelica.

For the broader travel overview: Greifenberg.