Mielno is a large village of over 2,000 inhabitants located in Western Pomerania. While in Mielno, observe how its historical architecture, especially the 19th-century villas in the centre, lends that air of grace. Some of them, richly decorated with wood, are almost fairy-tale constructions with their towers and balconies. Another historical sight is the Gothic Church of the Transfiguration, dating back to the 15th century, though its interior has been refurnished during later époques.

But the major draw for Mielno is the coastline, or more precisely its beaches. Sandy, clean and wide, they are the greatest attraction for anyone wanting to visit the village. Moreover, there is a lake in the village and another one in nearby Bukowo, so there is no lack of opportunities for you to practise water sports like sailing, canoeing and angling. A boulevard, parallel to the coastline is a favourite walking area in Mielno, especially on summer evenings as the sun goes down. Being a really popular summer destination, Mielno has an abundance of restaurants, bars also offering fresh fried fish, cafes and other places of this type which are so necessary to enjoy one’s stay at the seaside to the fullest.

The village is easy to reach because Koszalin, one of the major towns of Western Pomerania, is situated nearby and its public and private transport net includes buses to Mielno during the summer season.