The aerosol concentration around the towers is significantly higher than that found on the nearby public beach.
Blackthorn brushwood is used specifically because its branches are durable and provide a large surface area for brine evaporation.
The facility is designed to support the treatment of chronic respiratory tract diseases and arterial hypertension.
The wooden construction reflects the traditional architectural style of historical European salt-curing graduation towers.
The salt mist generated at the towers is considered a natural alternative to traditional spa inhalations.
The graduation towers in Świnoujście are a wellness-focused outdoor inhalation facility located in the heart of the coastal resort area. The structure utilizes blackthorn branches over which concentrated brine is pumped to create a therapeutic aerosol rich in iodine, bromine, and salt. This microclimate replicates the therapeutic conditions found at the seaside but with significantly higher concentrations of minerals. The towers are integrated into the city's coastal promenade landscape, providing a space for respiratory health improvement. Visitors walk around the timber structure to inhale the mist, which is particularly beneficial for those with respiratory ailments or thyroid conditions. The site remains a core component of the town’s health resort infrastructure.
From the walkway slightly upwind, capturing the contrast between the dark brushwood texture and the greenery of the surrounding park.
Breathe slowly and deeply to maximize the intake of the mineral-rich aerosol.
Plan your visit for a breezy day, as wind helps circulate the healing mist more effectively across the area.
Bring a bottle of water, as the salt-heavy air can cause slight throat dryness for sensitive individuals.
Avoid touching the brine-soaked branches directly, as the salt can be sticky and irritating to the skin.
Operations are generally seasonal, typically functioning from late spring through early autumn when temperatures allow for optimal brine evaporation.
