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Kolobrzeg

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Kołobrzeg (kôlôb`zhĕk) or Kolberg, town (1994 est. pop. 46,300), Zachodniopomorskie prov., NW Poland, on the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the Prośnica River. It is a seaport, seaside resort, and rail junction. A salt-trading center in the Middle Ages, it was chartered in 1255. It was besieged three times by the Russians in the Seven Years War before it fell in 1761. Kołobrzeg was virtually obliterated during World War II.


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Lilla Piatrowska, 18, arrived in England from the town of Kolobrzeg in Poland just over four years ago and started at the school in Sandpits Lane, Keresley, without being able to speak any English at all.
Stargard Szczecinski, Kamienie, and Kolobrzeg are some of the areas where you can find monuments worth seeing.
She's been working as a housekeeper for a year so she can send pounds 120 a month back to her mother and two young children in Kolobrzeg, Poland, and has fallen in love with the easy lifestyle here.
 
 
 
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