The fountains are integrated into the revitalization project of Koszalin's Old Town square.
The water displays are controlled by a computerized system that synchronizes movement with integrated LED lighting.
The design uses a flat, ground-level surface to allow visitors to walk among the jets when the water is turned off or at low pressure.
The Dancing Fountains in Koszalin are located in the historic Rynek Staromiejski, serving as a central urban feature. The installation utilizes a series of water jets synchronized with rhythmic light displays. It is positioned as part of the city’s modernized town square infrastructure. The fountain system includes programmable features that allow for variable water patterns throughout its operating cycles. The area surrounding the fountains is paved and integrated into the pedestrian zone of the old town. It acts as a focal point for social gatherings during warmer months. The facility remains an open-access public space for residents and visitors alike.
From the elevated steps facing the City Hall to capture the water jets with the building in the background.
Bring a change of clothes if visiting with children, as the ground-level design encourages interactive play.
Check local event calendars as the fountains sometimes feature synchronized music shows during summer evenings.
Do not attempt to walk through the fountains if the water pressure is high, as the jets can be forceful.
Operates primarily during the spring and summer seasons; remains inactive during winter months to prevent pipe freezing.
