GDAŃSK

Gdańsk - heart and capital of the Region.
The thousand-year-old city located at the mouth of the Motława River.
A mixture of events, dates, historic figures, climactic event. Here, tradition meets modernity, and art goes out on the streets.

Gdańsk is also on the list of forty cities from throughout the world recommended as tourist friendly by The New York Times.

Lonely Planet has also put Gdańsk
on top of the list of places worth visiting
in Poland: 

Gdańsk guarantees a unique atmosphere and a unique experience. The atmosphere comes from the old and beautiful historic monuments and the scent of the sea. Tempting shops and 20 kilometres of beaches. Cultural events and nature reserves that cannot be found anywhere else.

You can’t miss it:
The Main Town, The Amber Museum,  Mariacka Street,

The Gdansk Shakespeare Theatre

HIGHLIGHTS OF GDAŃSK

HIGHLIGHTS
OF GDAŃSK 

HIGHLIGHTS
OF GDAŃSK 

HIGHLIGHTS 

OF GDAŃSK

GDAŃSK

Not long ago it was in the centre of events
that changed the history of Europe.

August 1980, strike in the Gdańsk Shipyard
led by Lech Wałęsa and creation of Solidarity,
a great social movement, captured imagination of millions.

Precisely these events gave a great impulse
to the freedom movements around the world and let people believe that impossible is after all possible.

You can’t miss it:

The European Solidarity Centre

THE CITY

OF FREEDOM

EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY CENTRE

EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY CENTRE

In no other museum do a heavy STAR truck and a shipyard gantry serve as an exhibit. In no other building are there trees growing inside and no other library has mezzanines and planks. Intriguing? There’s not time to waste, you have to get inside and feel the Solidarity.

WORLD WAR II MUSEUM

2,500 exhibits, 240 multimedia stations, 6 stories underground, and 8 above ground. World War II Museum in Gdańsk, opened in March, 2017, is one of the most comprehensive exhibitions in the world on the greatest tragedy that struck humanity in the 20th century.
 

The museum is the largest history museum in Poland. Its creation and construction took several years, but today citizens of Gdańsk can proudly say that the building’s characteristic leaning tower has gracefully merged into the city’s landscape.

WORLD WAR II MUSEUM

WORLD WAR II MUSEUM

WORLD WAR II MUSEUM

WORLD WAR II MUSEUM

GDAŃSK SHAKESPEARE THEATER

The out-of-the-box building that resembles a casket - Gdańsk Shakespeare Theater is not to be ignored. Opened September 19, 2014 it is the only theater building with a retractable roof, which allows for performing in natural sunlight, just like the Renaissance era.

There is no time to waste, enter the world of the Arts that this theater creates and witness the cultural face of Poland, Europe and the world.

SHAKRESPEARE THEATER

GDAŃSK SHAKESPEARE THEATER

SHAKRESPEARE THEATER

GDAŃSK SHAKESPEARE THEATER

SOPOT

The most popular Polish seaside resort, founded between the forests sprawling on the moraine hills running to the shore, and the sandy
beaches of the Bay of Gdańsk.

The longest (511 m) wooden pier

of the Baltic is the most important city sight. This is a favourite meeting place of locals, and a must-see for every tourist during their stay.

The famous Monte Casino street with trendy clubs, restaurants, and cafes ends with the longest wooden pier in Europe.

You can’t miss it:

Monte Casino Street,

the longest wooden pier in Europe,

The Crooked House.

THE PEARL

OF THE BALTIC

THE PEARL

HIGHLIGHTS OF SOPOT

HIGHLIGHTS OF SOPOT

HIGHLIGHTS OF SOPOT

HIGHLIGHTS OF SOPOT

SOPOT

A calm city, as well as a fashionable resort;
The well-equipped health facilities
of Sopot compete with each other,offering
high-quality wellness andspa services.

You can’t miss it:

Forest Opera, Balneotherapy Centre, Mera SPA Hotel

FOREST OPERA

FOREST
OPERA
 

The Forest Opera (Opera Leśna) is a legendary concert venue in Poland.

For many decades, it has hosted one of the two most important music festivals in the country – Sopot Festival – which was a stage not only for Polish, but also international entertainers.

Since 1963, when the Opera resounded for the first time with top songs that conquered the charts, Sopot has continuously been deemed the summer capital of pop music.

BOHATERÓW MONTE CASSINO

Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street used to be a road connecting two parts of Sopot - the Upper and the Lower. Since the beginning of the Sopot resort it has gradually transformed itself into an elegant street and then a pedestrian zone and an outdoor salon.

ERGO ARENA

ERGO ARENA

The Arena is located on the boundary of Gdańsk and Sopot. It hosts handball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, table tennis, equestrian and martial arts competitions. It is also planned to host hockey games on an artificial ice rink.

The structure is also equipped to organise theatrical and cinema spectacles, concerts, exhibitions, conferences and symposiums. The Arena has numerous restaurants, bars and pubs. It can accommodate 11 thousand people (15 thous. with the standing places on the pitch).

THE PIER IN
SOPOT

For almost 200 years a walk across the pier remains the obligatory part of any visit to Sopot, notwithstanding where you arrived from, be it a long distance or just a weekend family walk.  Half a kilometre into the sea for anyone who walked from the beach to the end of the pier offers a great view onto the Sopot panorama and helps discover the dangerous beauty of the sea.

CSIO

CSIO
 

GDYNIA

The youngest part of the agglomeration.

A city open to innovation
and business, but at the same time deeply rooted in maritime tradition. The maritime capital of Poland,
and a port of destination of world’s largest sailboats like Tall Ship’s Races.

Gdynia is also an international sporting and music events venue. It is here that the Open Air Festival and Red Bull Air Race takes place.

YOUNG

BUSINESS

CENTRE

HIGHLIGHTS OF GDYNIA

HIGHLIGHTS
OF GDYNIA

HIGHLIGHTS
OF GDYNIA

HIGHLIGHTS
OF GDYNIA

MALBORK

THE LARGEST

GOTHIC

BRICK CASTLE

IN EUROPE

Apart from the natural recources Pomorskie gives a chance to move into the medieval times and travel along Teutonic castles just straight ahead into the largest gothic brick castle in Europe – Malbork.

The castle is on the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. It is an obligatory and topmost position on the tourism trail in the Pomeranian Region.

HIGHLIGHTS OF MALBORK

HIGHLIGHTS

OF MALBORK

MOVING

The Pomeranian Region also means meeting with nature. A 100 kilometers from Gdańsk is the Slowinski National Park the largest area of moving sand dunes in Europe. The Park is on the list
of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. This coastal strip
is also a wide offer for families with children. 

SAND

DUNES

DUNES OF POMORSKIE

DUNES OF POMORSKIE

DUNES OF POMORSKIE

KASZUBY

Please allow me to introduce you to Kashubians – natives of the Kaszuby Region, it is one the most colorful and interesting ethnic groups in Poland.

The Kashubians cultivate their tradition and folklore daily, which manifests itself not only in beautiful folk outfits with characteristic Kashubian design and decorations
but most importantly in their living alphabet and own dialect.

The Kaszuby (Kashubian) Province
is also a taste of this Region – locally, freshly brewed beer as well the ritual of chewing Kashubian tobacco. 

You can’t miss it:

- The regional education and promotional

  centre in Szymbark 
- The Kashubian Etnographic Park

   in Wdzydze Kiszewskie

HIGHLIGHTS OF KASZUBY

HIGHLIGHTS OF KASZUBY

POMORSKIE
MOVIES

POMORSKIE
MOVIES