Life is a beach especially in Trójmiasto

Beach in Gdynia

Not only you can choose from beach in Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia but as well surrounding area. Once you find your perfect spot you can just chill out and sunbath or play some beach games and even build a sand castle. Don’t forget to bring with you food and drinks!

Address: coast
Opening hours: 24/7
Length of visiting: as long as you are having fun
Price: free
Directions: depends on which beach you want to visit

Chill out at Oliwski Park Gdańsk

Park Oliwski

If you are looking for some nature time and you are fed up with the city you should definitely go to Oliwski Park in Gdańsk. One of the attractions in the park is the Grotto of Whispering. If you stand there and whisper something a person standing on the opposite side of the alley will hear you loud and clearly. So don’t whisper anything offensive!

Address: Gdańsk, opata Jacka Rybińskiego
Opening hours: summer: 5 – 23; winter: 5 – 20
Length of visiting: unrestricted
Directions: 6, 11, 12(Obrońców Westerplatte stop)

Take a break at Kosciuszki Square in Gdynia

Kościuszki Square

Kościuszki Square is pretty nice piece of public space! It’s perfect for a short break between some more hardcore sightseeing. It’s located very close to the Oceanarium and embankment. From this green area you can observe ships maneuvering on Gdansk Bay or wet your feet in the fountain which was designed in prewar times. It is said that Kościuszki square is the best showcase for Gdynia so why not check this out by yourself?

Address: Gdynia, between ul. Świętojańska and ul. Nabrzeże Młodych Polaków
Opening hours: 24/7
Directions: trolleybus 21, 22, 23, 24, 29(skwer Kościuszki stop)

Stroll along the Pier in Sopot

Molo

The longest pier in Poland (511 meters long) is one of the biggest attractions in Sopot. Every year thousands of people come to walk it and breathe fresh sea air. It was built in 1928 and it’s made of wood –it does look rather charming. The pier also has a new feature –a yacht marina built a few years ago. It’s much easier now to park your yacht (Ok, you maybe don’t have your own yacht yet, but the marina looks cool anyway). One bad thing about it is the entrance – you have to pay for it. Thankfully, only in the summer time though. During winter and spring it’s free and still worth visiting.

Address: Sopot, Plac Zdrojowy
Price: during summer: normal: 7 PLN, reduced:3,5 PLN
Length of visiting: about 2 hours
Directions: bus 185(Chopina stop)

Enjoy the nature in Trójmiasto Landscape Park

Trójmiasto Landscape Park

The whole Trójmiasto is surrounded by forests on hills, slopes and some little lakes between. Most of it is part of the huge Landscape Park. This characteristic landform is an effect of an ice age and glacier movement, nowadays it’s great place for being active. But if you prefer relaxing in nature, don’t worry, it’s quite easy to spot birds or other forest animals. Since the park area is vast and includes many trails, being all alone and not disturbed by anyone is very probable.

Address: Kościerska, Gdańsk – Oliwa
Length of visiting: unrestricted
Price: free
Directions: bus: 622 (Oliwa ZOO stop) + a few minutes walk