As Slupsk is favourably located close to the seaside and major transit roads, most travellers pass through the city in the summer months on their way to the Baltic resorts of Leba, Ustka, Darlowo, Jaroslawiec and Rowy. Yet those who decide to stay longer are not in for a disappointment. Indeed, in the opinion of many people, Slupsk is the most beautiful city of northern Poland.

It is a pleasurable experience to explore the remnants of its tumultuous past: Gothic and Secession tenement houses, the Renaissance-Gothic town hall, the 14th century town gates, the Old Town with its bourgeois abodes and interesting monuments - or the best-known of all of Slupsk’s landmarks, the 16th-century Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes on the Slupia River, now housing Museum of Mid-Pomerania. It has the Poland's largest collection of paintings by the artist Witkacy, an avant-garde artist and playwright (1885-1939).

Slupsk also offers welcome quiet places - green spots in the centre and along the banks of the river, perfect for strolling and relaxing. In the old part of Slupsk, do not miss the scenic Nowobramska Street that was recently modernised to improve its historical and aesthetic values. This historic city has a well-developed tourist infrastructure, which includes hotels, hostels, restaurants, cafes and bars at prices to suit every budget.