Kempin
Kempin is a small town located in the district of Pomeranian Coast in West Pomerania, Poland. Situated along the Baltic Sea coast, Kempin is part of the Gmina Wolin administrative division and lies approximately 10 kilometers northeast of Wolin, the nearest major town. The town is known for its picturesque coastal scenery, historic architecture, and proximity to the Wolin Island, a popular tourist destination.
The origins of Kempin date back to the medieval period, with early references appearing in historical records
Today, Kempin is a quiet residential area with a mix of modern and historic buildings. The town
Kempin is accessible via road, with connections to nearby towns and Wolin Island. The town is also