Trips to East Pomeranian Voivodeship

Trojmiasto – Three Neighboring Cities with Distinct Characters

Gdynia, Sopot, and Gdansk are situated side by side, making it sometimes challenging to determine which city you’re in. Traveling between them is easy — in one trip, you can enjoy the offerings of all three cities.

Gdynia is a harbor city built in the 1930s, boasting a lively modern history and continuous growth. It offers excellent shopping opportunities and a diverse and exciting dining and nightlife scene.

Visit Sopot to enjoy beach life interspersed with an active nightlife featuring cafes, clubs, and dance venues. Sopot exudes a relaxed, jet-set vibe and is home to one of the most exciting water parks, Aquapark Sopot, and the longest wooden pier in Europe, stretching 511 meters.

The Hanseatic city of Gdansk has, over centuries, been one of the richest and most influential cities around the Baltic Sea. Today, it is a vibrant and charming tourist destination with Polish daily life close by. Take a stroll through the Old Town, visit St. Mary’s Church - the largest brick church in Europe, and enjoy shopping at Galeria Baltycka, the largest shopping center in northern Poland with over 200 stores.

The Polish Riviera – Best in Northern Europe?

Indeed, Poland boasts a riviera! The Baltic coastline is dotted with wide, fine-grained beaches equipped with sunbeds and umbrellas, attracting numerous bathers. Mile after mile of fantastic white sandy beaches offer a paradise for those looking to swim, sunbathe, sail, surf, or simply relax. The Polish Baltic coast resembles the southern coasts of other Baltic countries, but with a few extra degrees of daytime warmth and much longer sandy stretches. The crown jewel is the historic resort town of Sopot. Here you will find grand hotels, bustling life, and an excellent selection of restaurants, shopping, and entertainment.

Wladyslawowo and Leba are about an hour's drive apart and are in constant competition to be named Poland's number one summer destination. Both towns have small centers with a good selection of restaurants, pubs, and cafes. They come alive during a few short summer months before magically transforming back into quaint, charming fishing villages without tourists. Jastrzebia Gora is the smallest destination among them. While the selection of restaurants and entertainment is limited, you will experience an authentic local lifestyle.

If you have a car, you can independently explore hidden gems and discover more of the beautiful coastline.