In total, as many as 14 different routes have been prepared. The guides will show, among others, places that are difficult to access for residents or even impossible to see, such as: fire brigade buildings at Grodzka and Firlika Streets, Pogodno tram depot, workshops and a parking place for Regional Railways, a cycling track, or the office of the President of Szczecin and the underground of the Municipal Office. During the walks, you will also be able to visit the interior of the renovated beautiful ballroom in the Palace of the Pomeranian Region, the State Archives, Pomeranian Library, the Museum of Medicine of the PUM, the Rector's Office of the US and look at the cathedral "from a different perspective" ( under and above the aisle vaults). For lovers of old vehicles, we suggest admiring the charms of Szczecin during a ride on historic trams and a "cucumber" bus, along with visiting the Museum of Technology and Transport. A visit to the Pogoń stadium is planned for football fans, and a meeting with a bigbit-era musician at the Sorrento villa for rock music fans - encourages Maciej Dobromilski, president of the West Pomeranian Association of Pilots and Guides. - We have also not forgotten about the youngest, for whom a visit to the fire brigade building and the Fika club-cafe will be an attraction. The tour will start on Saturday, February 23 at 11.00 a.m. at Lotników Square, and end with an organ concert at the Cathedral Basilica of St. James at 14.30. Free tickets will be available from the tour managers from 10.30. The number of participants in each tour is limited. The tour operators are, among others Żegluga Szczecińska Tourism Events and the West Pomeranian Association of Pilots and Guides. source: https://wszczecinie.pl/aktualnosci,pkietanicy_za_darmo_opawoda_po_szczecinie_i_pokaza_niedostepne_na_co_dzien_miejsca,id-31199.html?.