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Inowrocław, woj. kujawsko-pomorskie
Inowrocław, called the "town on salt", is a lowland statutory health resort in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, known for its brine graduation towers and the extensive Brine Park.
The town lies on the Inowrocław Plain. The main spa attraction is the brine graduation towers and the more than century-old Brine Park.
Brine graduation towers about 300 m long and 9 m high, in the shape of two connected polygons, act as a brine aerosol diffuser; at the top there is a viewing terrace. The aerosol supports the treatment of the upper respiratory tract, hypertension and allergies.
For patients and tourists seeking relaxation in a brine microclimate.
Brine Park (about 85 ha), graduation towers, sanatorium facilities (including "Solanki" Uzdrowisko Inowrocław).
The resort is open year-round; the graduation towers are made available seasonally. Current opening hours and any fees are published by "Solanki" Uzdrowisko Inowrocław.
Inowrocław is an important rail and road hub in the region.
