Baltic and Tri-City 5 day trip

🗺️The main points of the tour: • In Gdańsk, we will walk around the Old Town. We will see, among others, Długa Street with the Town Hall and tenement houses with beautiful facades and Długi Targ with the Neptune Fountain and Artus Court. Walking along the Long Coast by the Motława River, which flows into the Gulf of Gdańsk, we will see the famous medieval Crane, and on the other side of the river - granaries. We will cross Mariacka Street, famous for its tenement houses with cloisters and jewelry with amber. Following it to the end, we come to the largest brick church in the world - the Gothic St. Mary's Basilica. We will also see the Old Town Hall, the Great Mill and the Church of St. Bridget. The plans of our trip will also include the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers • Sopot. A walk along the representative street of the city - Monte Cassino Heroes Street. We will also see the John Paul II Pier in Sopot – the longest pier on the Baltic Sea. The walking part of the pier is 511.5 m, of which 458 m goes deep into the Bay of Gdańsk. From the pier you can see the Gulf of Gdańsk and a sandy and wide beach • Gdynia. It is a modern and young city "built of the sea and dreams". A walk around the city. On the Kościuszko Square we will see: a destroyer with a wartime past ORP Błyskawica, a beautiful sailing ship Dar Pomorza • Stay on the Baltic Sea ✨The basic program can be enriched with organization during a field/city game tour, a visit to the trampoline park, cinema or theater, other free or paid attractions, e.g.: • Sztutowo. Visiting the Concentration Camp Museum • Gdynia. Experyment Science Centre • Gdynia. Gdynia Aquarium with many exotic marine animals • Gdańsk. Museum of the Second World War • Cruise on Westerplatte. It is a historical place where the first battle of World War II took place, becoming a symbol of Polish heroism and resistance • Gdańsk. Visiting the European Solidarity Centre – a museum dedicated to the history of Solidarity and opposition movements that led to democratic changes throughout Central and Eastern Europe • Gdańsk-Oliwa. We will see the Romanesque-Gothic Oliwa Cathedral with its famous organ and the streets of the Oliwa Park • Hel Peninsula. A visit to the Sealarium. There are three swimming pools where you can observe the life of Baltic seals. We will see the lighthouse on Hel – one of the 17 lighthouses on the Polish coast, 39 m high. At the top there is an observation deck, from which you can see Gdańsk and part of the Hel Peninsula during good weather. We will also visit the fishing port, the main promenade of the city, the yacht port with a modern marina • Kashubia. Kashubian Landscape Park and Szymbark (Center for Education and Promotion of the Region), where we will see Dom Do Górze Nogami, Dom Sybiraka, the longest board in the world. Wdzydze Kiszewskie – open-air museum • And many, many other places, attractions.