The facade of Kołobrzeg's City Hall hosts spectacular 3D mapping displays. This modern form of multimedia projection combines light, graphics, animation, and music to create the illusion of three-dimensional movement on the building's surface. Thanks to this, the city hall's facade comes to life, changes shape, and even "disintegrates" and rebuilds itself.

April screenings take place on Fridays and Saturdays at 21:15 PM. The program features films that explore both the city's contemporary character and its rich history.

These are visual stories about culture, local identity, and the daily lives of residents, as well as dynamic images showcasing key events from Kołobrzeg's past. Each show lasts several minutes and combines imagery, sound, and narrative.

The screenings are open to the public and free of charge – just show up in front of City Hall and find a convenient spot to watch. 3D mapping is not only a spectacular attraction but also a form of education and promotion for the city. It's a great idea for a weekend evening – whether you're spending it for a stroll, dinner downtown, or a family gathering.

On Fridays, the films "Culture" and "I Love Kołobrzeg" are shown – these evenings are dedicated to the city's contemporary life and local identity. "Culture" showcases the creativity, traditions, and activities of its residents, while "I Love Kołobrzeg" is a vivid story about everyday life in the seaside resort.

On Saturdays, audiences will see three screenings: "History," "Adebar," and "The Battle for Kołobrzeg." These performances transport viewers to the city's past—from the 16th-century history of local government to the dramatic events of March 1945.

We invite you to experience this unique spectacle in the heart of Kołobrzeg!