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Stołczyn, Szczecin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Stołczyn is a Szczecin neighbourhood on the west coast of the West Oder, with its own railway station and a Gothic church of the 13th century.
About Stołczyn
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Trains stop here. Szczecin Stołczyn railway station puts the neighbourhood on the line into the city, which counts for more than anything at the door, because Stołczyn is loosely urbanised ground of detached homes and apartment buildings with industrial buildings among them. If you want water in view, the west coast of the West Oder is the side to pick, while the streets near the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Szczecin suit anyone here for the older fabric of Glinki and Kraśnica. Offshore it takes in Duck Island and Seagull Island, with Żurawi Ostrów and Dąbie lake beyond.
About Stołczyn
What are the main landmarks in Stołczyn?
The Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Szczecin is the oldest building here, a Gothic Roman Catholic parish church built in the 13th century and later rebuilt and expanded in the 15th and 18th centuries. Its Polish name is Kościół Niepokalanego Serca Marii w Szczeciniu. Around it the register keeps the Pastorówka, now the parish house, and a farm building entered as Budynek gospodarczy.
Those entries are plainer. The Cegielnia Zgoda brickworks stands on the same list, and Szczecin Stołczyn railway station closes it.
What is the history of Stołczyn?
Gothic work of the 13th century opens the record. The Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Szczecin was rebuilt and expanded in the 15th century and again in the 18th, and the Pastorówka beside it passed into use as the parish house. Glinki and Kraśnica are older names.
Industry sits beside that inheritance, in the Cegielnia Zgoda brickworks and the manufacturing buildings standing among the detached homes of Stołczyn.
Where is Stołczyn?
Stołczyn belongs to the North district of Szczecin, in Poland, its mainland on the west coast of the West Oder and the northern half of Dębina offshore.
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Updated September 2026