CHROBRY TERRACE

These former Haken terraces offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the Oder. Following the demolition of Stettin's fortifications, begun in 1873, the city's mayor, Hermann Haken, decided to build a panoramic terrace overlooking the Oder in 1902-1905, on the site of the former Fort Leopold. Two wide staircases lead up to both sides of the terrace. After the city was transferred to Poland at the end of the Second World War, the observation platform was renamed in honor of Bolesław ^I the Brave, in Polish Bolesław Chrobry.