Bellevue-Odra 3

Apartment is situated on the first floor with one room and a bathroom with a window. Room in apartment have a direct view of the river, is quiet and spacious. There is a separate kitchen that you share with the guests of apartment No. 2. The apartment is fully equipped and heated. Animals are accepted. Bellevue is located on the banks of the Western Oder. It is an ideal place for enthusiasts of water expeditions and nature lovers. This is the area of the Landscape Park, so you can only move around with the help of oars or an electric motor. It is here that after flowing into one of the Międzyodrze canals we will move to another world, the world of aquatic fauna and flora not found in the valleys of other European rivers. There is a paradise for waterfowl and a place where undisturbed fish grow safely. You can only hear the sounds of birds and the sound of the wind in the bushes. You can also go hiking or cycling along the Bielik Trail running through the area adjacent to the Lower Oder River Backwaters. There is a free parking space on the property. A barbecue and a bonfire place are located directly on the river bank 50m from the accommodation facility. Boats, kayaks and bicycles can be rented from a neighbor 10m from the accommodation facility. I am present on site throughout the stay of the guests and provide assistance during my stay. Siadło Dolne (until 1945 Niederzahden) - is a small charming village in western Poland on the banks of the Oder. It lies 10 km from the city center of Szczecin and 130 km northeast of Berlin. The village can be reached from Szczecin railway station by bus Number 70 in 20 minutes. The Lower Oder Valley National Park is nearby. The history of the village goes back to the Lusatian culture. The nearby Szczecin was a major trading center and was part of the Hanseatic League. From 1630 the area was in Swedish hands. In 1713, the Prussians occupied the country, and in 1806 Napoleon occupied the area. After 1815 Szczecin became the capital of the Prussian province of Pomerania. After World War II Stettin became Polish. The village has a special microclimate. From the Middle Ages to the 18th century wine was grown in the village. Due to its location on the Oder, the village became a stop on the steamship route from Szczecin to Schwedt in the 19th century. During the Second World War, there was a camp in the village for Polish, Soviet and French prisoners. In the last days of World War II there were heavy fighting in and around Siadlo Dolne. The Lower Oder Valley National Park is home to many animals. In addition to rare and protected bird species such as white-tailed eagle, black stork or reed warbler, one can especially admire the beavers at work here. The wealth of the fauna includes over 40 species of fish and 50 different mammals. The village is an excellent starting point for lovers of water trips. 700m from the property there is a Busstop of the city bus No. 242, which goes to city center of Szczecin. I have three small dogs and two cats. The dogs are very sociable with both people and other animals. The cats are not aggressive and rather run away from strangers.