What to do in Pomerania when it rains — indoor attractions
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What to do in Pomerania when it rains — indoor attractions

Museums, aquaparks, chocolate factories and bowling alleys. A plan B that saves the holiday.

Rain on the Baltic is no reason to panic — Pomerania has a dense web of indoor attractions, from world-class museums to pools open all year.

Gdańsk's great museumsThe European Solidarity Centre and the Museum of the Second World War will each easily fill half a day. For lovers of detail — the Amber Museum; for families the hands-on Hewelianum on Gradowa Hill.

Water and movementAquapark Reda runs year-round, as do the pools in Sopot. When children need to burn off energy, the Tri-City's play halls, bowling alleys and trampoline parks deliver.

Sweet and offbeatA rainy afternoon also suits chocolate workshops, the ceramic studios of Kashubia and escape rooms for older kids.

Tip: some museums have a free-admission day and get crowded then — in the rain it's better to buy a ticket online and visit outside peak hours.