GDAŃSK – there are three here sanctuaries with crowned images of the Mother of God: basilica o. Dominican Church. st. Nicholas with the image of Our Lady of Victory (Rosary) brought from - Lviv (from the church of o. Dominican Church. Corpus Christi), …
A wide selection of guides and maps of the Tri-City can be found in most bookstores. The largest collection of them, also antiquarian items, owns PTTK, by offering them at the Gdańsk Cow Gate (closes ul. They will embrace), in the Sopot branch at ul. Haller 17/19 and in Gdynia at …
By plane
In Poland, Gdańsk has direct air connections only with Warsaw. Airport (the. Słowacki 200, tel.3481111) is located in the Rebiechowo district, on the outskirts of Gdańsk, already behind the beltway. It consists of several multi-storey modern pavilions with a cozy passenger terminal …
In the center of Gdynia
Świętojańska Street, starting at Kaszubski Square, runs south. It is the busiest "trade route" in the entire Tri-City, with nice cafes, restaurants, bars, bookstores etc.. In a short distance from the intersection with ul. 10 February, po …
Starowiejska Street and its surroundings
Starowiejska, one of the most important streets in Gdynia, running from the station to Kaszubski Square, was at the beginning of the 20th century. down a dusty country road, meandering towards the sea among low huts and lopsided fences. The built in …
Walking around Gdynia, hard to believe today, that at the beginning of the 20th century it was just a small fishing village, not much different from other Baltic settlements. It is the youngest part of the Tri-City and looks like a typical port city: the running of the main streets of the old …
Upper Sopot
Coming back along Aleja Niepodległości towards the center of Sopot, that is, south, you come to Jacek Malczewskiego Street, leading, among others. to Sopot cemeteries. Among them there is an unusual, restored in years 80. Jewish cemetery z 1913 r., located right behind …
Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street, developed with Art Nouveau tenement houses from the 19th and early 20th centuries., overlooks the Zdrojowy Square and the Kuracyjny Square, where before the war there was a health resort with a casino. However, the most important place in the square is the entrance to the pier. Wooden rails i …
It is probably impossible to explain the phenomenon of popularity of Sopot – better not to worry about it, but let yourself be drawn to the city's magnetism. This has already been understood by people from pre-war Polish "high society", who passionately visited Sopot, also calling him "Sopoty". They were playing …
A cruise on a ship of the "white fleet" allows you to see the Gdańsk port with the Wisłoujście Fortress and Westerplatte. Right next to the Crane, there is a ticket office and a marina on the Long Embankment, where the promenades with guides depart from, plying to Westerplatte and back. Regardless of the weather …
