Winters in Szczecin are not as harsh as in the south of the country, and the picturesque location of the city makes you want to leave the house even on frosty and snowy days and watch the city, which is incredibly photogenic. In order, you should go to the same places from which you started your walk during your summer stay. We can very probably say that the first will be ... Wały Chrobrego - this beautiful boulevard with a view of the Oder and the island of Łasztownia on one side and the magnificent buildings of the Maritime University, the National Museum, the "Współczesny" Theater and the Provincial Office on the other side, looks different at each season of the year. But always - magically. If you come across a snowy winter, you won't be able to keep up with taking pictures! It is worth going for a walk after dusk, when all the lanterns and illuminations of buildings will light up. Yes, it's Szczecin - not a film studio. It looks amazing, isn't it? Following the snow trail, you will definitely reach Szczecin Gubałówka. It is a sports and recreation complex in the Osowo district. There are two artificially snowed ski runs. Easy, 360 m long and difficult - 280 m. Both are lit and groomed. If it is snowing, you can also use the toboggan run. The ice rink is also worth recommending. If you are passing through and you do not have the appropriate equipment, take advantage of the ski, snowboard and skate rental. Too cold on the ground? Go underground! Szczecin's underground routes are a real treat for history lovers. The tour entitled "World War II" shows life in an air raid shelter, and the tour called "Cold War" refers to the threats associated with weapons of mass destruction. If you like strong emotions, you can use the "thrill sightseeing" option, i.e. in a small group and only with a flashlight. [http://schron.szczecin.pl/] If you are hungry for artistic impressions, plan your stay in Szczecin in January. The annual Akustyczeń festival, which is a series of concerts taking place on several club stages in Szczecin, attracts more and more people. The program of the event is already disclosed on an ongoing basis on social networks. And one more musical visit - Iceberg in the city center, an extraordinary philharmonic building, which really looks like a floating iceberg during a snowy winter. It is an unusual place both in terms of architecture and art. They can be visited - the trip takes about 30 minutes; the route starts in the Philharmonic hall and includes a chamber hall, symphony hall, Level 4, as well as a souvenir and publishing shop - or ... go to a New Year's Eve or New Year's concert. These are just five hints. The next ideas for what to do in Szczecin will surely come to your mind when you go out into the city - Szczecin is more surprising than you think ...