Visit modern Gdynia, which has the longest seaside boulevard, beautiful beaches, the ORP Blyskawica warship. After sightseeing all 3 cities we can go for example to Malbork and visit the largest medieval castle. Certainly, an unforgettable attraction will also trip to the Hel Peninsula.
Sopot is definitely the most entertaining city in the Tri-City. There are a lot of cafes and restaurants here. The most famous street in Sopot is Bohaterów Monte Cassino. A must see is the Grand Hotel which was built in 1924-1927.
The biggest attraction in Sopot is the 511.5 m long pier.
Wide sandy beaches spreading for as long as 4,5 kilometres, the status of a health spa and the longest pier in Europe are a magnet powerful enough to attract tourists here. The whole country, in the summer it is one of the most crowded and lively places in Poland.
The building is located in a special place, because of the famous Sopot “Monciak”.
The building’s character refers to the fairy-tale drawings of Jan Marcin Szancer and Per Dahlberg, as well as Gaudi’s designs. The external façade of the building fully corresponds to the design of Monciak.
There are many atmospheric cafes, catering establishments, shops and entertainment venues.
Five-star hotel in Sopot, the current name “Sofitel Grand Sopot”. It was built in the Art Nouveau or Neo-Baroque style in 1924-1927.
The object repeatedly went down in history.
The city has a great location – lying between the beautiful woods of the Tricity Landscape Park on one side, and the numerous sandy beaches of the Bay of Gdańsk on the other. Sopot recreational facilities are visited by hundreds of thousands of guests each year, mainly during the summer season. The status of a health spa makes Sopot one of the most popular holiday destinations for the Polish and foreign tourists alike. Clean, sandy beaches spread throughout the area of 4,5 kilometres of Sopot coastline. Through the middle of the resort runs its representative Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street, commonly called ‘Monciak’.
Neo-Gothic building from 1901, originally a Protestant temple, and from 1945 Catholic. Built by Wilhelm Lippke in 1899–1901 according to the design of Ludwig von Tiedemann, who did not charge for his work. Funds for its construction were transferred by Empress August and Emperor Wilhelm II. The ruler ordered the church tower to be visible from ships on the Bay of Gdansk.
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