Poland · West Pomeranian Voivodeship · Szczecin
Pogodno, Szczecin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Low-rise streets of detached houses make up Pogodno, the Szczecin neighbourhood that holds Kasprowicz Park and the lawns of Jasne Błonia.
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Where to stay in Pogodno
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Detached houses and gardens fill Pogodno, so the neighbourhood offers walks by Kasprowicz Park in Szczecin rather than a supply of rooms, and most visitors sleep in the city centre instead. Quiet is the trade. Jasne Błonia suits you if mornings mean open grass and a walk to the John Paul II Monument in Szczecin before the day starts.
Few places to stay in Pogodno — most visitors book in Szczecin nearby.
About Pogodno
What are the main landmarks in Pogodno?
Green space anchors the neighbourhood. Jasne Błonia in Szczecin and Kasprowicz Park in Szczecin give the district its open ground, with the John Paul II Monument in Szczecin and the Monument to Polish Endeavor among its listed works. Churches follow: the Church of the Holy Family in Szczecin and Kościół Świętego Krzyża w Szczecinie.
Smaller entries fill out the register, from The Good Samaritan to the Telesfor Badetko Memorial and the Zespół zajezdni tramwajowej, the tram depot complex.
What is the history of Pogodno?
Development began in 1890. Pogodno grew from then as a suburb of detached houses, and in 1910 the estate was incorporated into Szczecin, joining the city as low-rise ground rather than as another quarter of apartment blocks. Later layers are listed too: Kościół Świętego Krzyża w Szczecinie, the Zespół zajezdni tramwajowej and the Telesfor Badetko Memorial.
Where is Pogodno?
Pogodno lies inside the West district of Szczecin, Poland, its low-rise streets gathered around Kasprowicz Park in Szczecin.
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What is the best area to stay in Pogodno?
Jasne Błonia: mornings on the open lawns. Pogodno: quiet streets of detached houses.
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Updated September 2026