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5–17 August 2025
Sails 2025
2–5 August 2024
The Fourth Final of The Tall Ships Races
The world’s largest sailing ships returned to Szczecin. After seven years, Wały Chrobrego and Łasztownia were once again filled with a sea of masts from across the globe. The vessels, participating in the regatta along the route Klaipėda – Tallinn – Helsinki – Turku – Mariehamn – Szczecin, celebrated the end of the race in the capital of West Pomerania. Nearly 65 ships from 15 countries moored at Szczecin’s quays. The Ecuadorian tall ship Guayas was hosted in this part of Europe for the very first time.
8–20 August 2023
Sails 2023
19–21 August 2022
Sails 2022
30 July – 1 August 2021
Sails 2021
In 2021, Szczecin was scheduled to host the Tall Ships Races for the fourth time. However, due to the pandemic, the event could not take place. As a result, a new format was launched – Sails 2021. Held in the summer holiday period, the event attracted tens of thousands of Szczecin residents and their guests. Alongside other ports, Szczecin organised the Baltic Regatta, with 19 vessels competing along the Klaipėda – Tallinn – Szczecin route. Sails 2021 featured various activity zones for children and families, festivals, concerts, and social events. Both the right and left banks of the river were filled with permanent attractions and engaging experiences for all.
14–16 June 2019
Maritime Days 2019
8–10 June 2018
Maritime Days 2018
In addition to the opportunity to enjoy beautiful tall ships and oldtimers, Days of the Sea offered a wealth of concerts and side events for both children and adults. Each year, the vessels moored at the Chrobry Embankment were accompanied by music, sports events, and animation zones for the youngest guests.
4–8 August 2017
The Third Final of The Tall Ships Races
In 2017, Szczecin hosted another major celebration, welcoming approximately 7,000 sailors from 18 countries, including Oman, Brazil, Germany, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Portugal, and the United Kingdom. After an intense regatta along the Halmstad – Kotka – Turku – Klaipėda route, 91 ships arrived in Szczecin.
3–6 August 2013
The Second Final of The Tall Ships Races
After six years, the sailing ships returned to Szczecin, and the regatta final repeated its success. In 2013, the city was once again the most eagerly awaited final port for young sailors, after the race and friendly leg along the Aarhus – Helsinki – Riga – Szczecin route. More than 100 vessels arrived at the Chrobry Embankment and Łasztownia.
4–7 August 2007
The First Final of The Tall Ships Races
In 2007, Szczecin hosted the Tall Ships Races final for the first time. Already renowned for its excellent maritime events such as Maritime Days and the Oldtimers Rally, the city joined the prestigious list of TSR host ports. After years of preparation, Szczecin welcomed tall ships and their crews to the final leg of the series, along the route Aarhus – Kotka – Stockholm – Szczecin. Ninety ships moored at Wały Chrobrego and Łasztownia, and nearly two million tourists and residents visited the city to admire the majestic sailing ships.
23–29 June 1947
The First Maritime Days in Szczecin
Tradycja Dni Morza sięga 1947 roku. Do hucznych obchodów tego wydarzenia powrócono w latach 60. XX wieku. Przez kolejne dekady imprezy zyskiwały rozmach i zasięg. Parady jednostek pływających, prezentacje okrętów wojskowych, zlot oldtimerów, występy artystyczne, pokazy sztucznych ogni towarzyszyły święcie, które na dobre wpisało się w kalendarz morskich imprez. A A+ A++