Discover the best attractions and experiences Baltic Sea Coast has to offer
The Baltic coast of Poland is dotted with centuries-old fortifications, docks, and iconic seaside landmarks that tell the region's maritime story.
Iconic Baroque fountain in the Long Market, a symbol of Gdańsk's rich Hanseatic heritage.
Medieval port crane and part of the historic harbor infrastructure along the Motława river.
Historic WW2 site with preserved fortifications and an open-air memorial.
Largest brick fortress in the world and a UNESCO-listed testament to medieval power.
From war history to modern democracy, the coast offers museums that illuminate Poland’s Baltic story.
Comprehensive, modern exhibitions tracing the global impact of WWII.
Museum and cultural center highlighting the Solidarity movement and democratic transformation.
Exhibits on Polish seafaring, shipbuilding, and Baltic trade history.
Local history and culture focusing on Sopot’s seaside resort evolution.
Historic churches and cathedrals along the coast showcase architectural splendor and spiritual heritage.
Medieval brick church with a soaring interior and panoramic tower views.
Baroque cathedral famed for its organ concerts and tranquil Oliwa Park.
Gothic-style cathedral at the heart of Kołobrzeg, a historic maritime pilgrimage site.
Poland’s Baltic coast is framed by protected landscapes and dune-laden parks ideal for nature lovers.
Famous for its shifting sand dunes and coastal ecosystems near Łeba.
Western Poland’s coastal park on Wolin Island, with cliffs and diverse wildlife.
Coastal landscape park offering sea views, dunes, and scenic coastal trails.
Explore distinct quarters that define the Tri-City coast’s character, from old towns to seaside promenades.
Colorful guild houses, narrow streets, and riverfront charm at the city’s heart.
Vibrant promenade full of cafes, bars, and lively people-watching by the sea.
Picturesque seaside neighborhood known for its cliff views and sandy beaches.
Enjoy the coast without an entry fee with plenty of scenic, stroll-worthy experiences.
A classic stroll along Europe's longest wooden pier with sea breezes and great views.
Relax on wide public beaches and soak up the Baltic sunshine.
Stroll the shared seafront connecting Gdańsk, Sopot, and Gdynia for ocean scenery.
Taste the Baltic and Kashubian influences through classic dishes and sea-fresh fare.
Sample traditional pierogi with a variety of fillings at a historic eatery.
Savor fresh fish and seafood while cruising along the coast.
Explore regional dishes and ingredients from the Kashubian heartland.
Sample local brews at a neighborhood brewery or beer bar.
Tri-City nights come alive with bars, clubs, and seaside venues along the coast.
A lively stretch of bars and live music along the popular promenade.
A well-known club with DJ sets and themed party nights.
Casual bars and venues cluster near the city center for a relaxed night out.
The coast offers theatre, opera, and performing arts with maritime atmosphere.
Renowned theatre presenting contemporary and classic plays.
Opera and ballet performances with Baltic flair.
Musical theatre offering vibrant productions and concerts.
Water, wind, and coast-friendly activities for active travelers.
World-class windsurfing conditions on sandy Baltic beaches.
Boat adventures and sailing experiences on the Baltic Sea.
Open-air volleyball on wide sandy shores during summer.
Dig a little deeper into lesser-known gems and regional culture beyond the usual spots.
Iconic lighthouse perched on rugged coastlines with dramatic views.
Open-air museum showcasing Kashubian architecture and rural life.
Scenic rural routes through charming Kashubian villages and forests.