★ #1 in the region
Aquapark Reda
The region's largest aquapark — pools, 12 slides, saunas and a kids' zone.
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The best attractions, tried-and-tested routes and places you’ll love — from Gdańsk’s old town to the shifting dunes of Łeba.
Explore the towns of Pomerania
9 destinations — choose where you’re headed
The best attractions in Pomerania
Editor’s ranking — by rating and number of reviews, refreshed weekly
Ready-made routes to get you started
Tried-and-tested day-by-day plans — or build your own
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The Tri-City for a weekend
Three days of Gdańsk + Sopot + Gdynia — from the old town to modernism.
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Three days with kids
Aquaparks, seals, a zoo and dunes — a pace suited to a seven-year-old.
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A day in Malbork
One castle, a whole day. The train from Gdańsk takes 45 min.
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The wild side of the Baltic
Łeba, the dunes and an evening campfire by the sea.
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Gdańsk in one day
A condensed day in Gdańsk — from the Long Market to the European Solidarity Centre.
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An active weekend by the bay
Two days full of movement and fun — pools, escape-room puzzles and meeting animals.
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The grand Pomerania tour
A complete four-day tour of Pomerania: Gdańsk, Teutonic Malbork, the Hel Peninsula and the shifting dunes of Łeba.
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What to see in Pomerania?
Atrakcje Pomorskie is an independent guide to the attractions of Pomerania — from the old towns of Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia, through the brick castle in Malbork, the seal sanctuary on the Hel peninsula and the shifting dunes near Łeba. We describe 315 places — museums, landmarks, water parks and viewpoints — with photos, ratings and an interactive map.
Planning a weekend by the sea or a longer holiday? Browse the catalogue, filter by city, category and price, build your own day-by-day route or follow a ready-made one — and check what’s on in the events calendar. Everything in one place, in Polish and English.
Frequently asked questions
What is worth seeing in Pomerania?
The must-sees are the Malbork Castle, Gdańsk Old Town, the Sopot pier, the Hel peninsula with its seal sanctuary, and the shifting dunes near Łeba. Our catalogue covers 315 vetted places across the region.
How many days do you need to explore Pomerania?
A weekend covers the Tri-City (Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia); 3–5 days let you add Malbork, Hel and the Kashubian lakes. See our ready-made routes for day-by-day plans.
Which attractions in Pomerania are good for kids?
Water parks (e.g. Aquapark Reda), the Gdynia Aquarium, the Oliwa Zoo and the Hel seal sanctuary are family favourites. Filter the catalogue by category to find more.
When is the best time to visit Pomerania?
July–August for the beaches and seaside resorts; May–June and September for sightseeing with fewer crowds and lower prices.
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