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Town in Lubusz Voivodeship, Poland
Photo: Ralf Lotys (Sicherlich), CC BY 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons
Słubice is a city in the voivodship of Lubuskie in Western Poland. It lies directly across the Oder River from the German town of Frankfurt an der Oder, and the two cities were actually a single municipality (Słubice was a suburb called Dammvorstadt) until 1945.
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A cross-border academic institution which was jointly brought into being and is being maintained by the European University Viadrina and the Adam Mickiewicz University. Its library contains an attractive collection of books, specific to major fields of study and is interesting for readers of the region.
A monument unveiled in 2014 to honor Wikipedia and its volunteer contributors. The 2-metre high sculpture is made of fiber and resin and depicts four people (2 male and 2 female) holding the Wikipedia globe logo.
Given its proximity to Germany, the town is an important transport hub of the A2 motorway to the German Bundesautobahn 12, part of the European route E30 from Warsaw to Berlin.
Read in the guideThe town is small enough so you can easily travel by foot to all worthwhile destinations; walking from one side to the other does not take more than twenty minutes. All street signs are in Polish.
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