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Warszewo, Szczecin — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Warszewo mixes single-family houses with multifamily blocks in Szczecin's North district, and holds the Saint Anthony of Padua Church of 1874.
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Where to stay in Warszewo
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Warszewo trades hotel supply for housing. The Saint Anthony of Padua Church and the streets of Odolany, Podbórz, and Stoki make up a residential quarter of the North district rather than a visitor base, so beds here run to private rentals more than anything with a reception desk. Szczecin's centre carries the hotels instead, and Warszewo works better as an afternoon's walk than a booking.
Few places to stay in Warszewo — most visitors book in Szczecin nearby.
About Warszewo
What are the main landmarks in Warszewo?
One church carries the neighbourhood. The Saint Anthony of Padua Church, a Roman Catholic parish built in the Gothic Revival manner and dating to 1874, began as an evangelical building before passing to its present congregation, and it remains the fixed point in a quarter otherwise given over to housing. Odolany, Podbórz, and Stoki add streets rather than monuments.
Warszewo keeps its interest at ground level, in the contrast between single-family plots and the mid-rise blocks that came later.
What is the history of Warszewo?
The parish church came first. Built in 1874 and later transferred from its evangelical congregation to Roman Catholic use, the Saint Anthony of Padua Church predates the housing that fills most of Warszewo, and it fixes the date from which the quarter can be traced with certainty. Odolany, Podbórz, and Stoki survive as names inside that boundary.
Szczecin later organised the whole area as one administrative neighbourhood inside its North district, and the low-rise plots and multifamily blocks record two different phases of that building.
Where is Warszewo?
Warszewo covers 7.3 square kilometres in the North district of Szczecin, Poland, with Odolany, Podbórz, and Stoki inside its boundaries.
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What is the best area to stay in Warszewo?
Around the Saint Anthony of Padua Church: reaching the Gothic Revival parish church of Warszewo on foot. Odolany, Podbórz and Stoki: low-rise streets in the three sub-neighbourhoods Warszewo took in.
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Updated September 2026