
Muzeum Emigracji
A former passenger terminal — now a museum of 200 years of Polish emigration.
Gdynia — modernism & port. Attractions, landmarks, museums and family spots in and around Gdynia: 22 vetted places with photos, ratings and opening info.


A former passenger terminal — now a museum of 200 years of Polish emigration.

Adventure Park Gdynia is a one-of-a-kind place in the Tri-City for extraordinary people. Created by thrill-seekers who love outdoor leisure and sport. For those unafraid of...

The Gdynia Aquarium is the largest oceanarium in Poland, an extraordinary place right in the city centre. This nationally famous attraction sits at the very edge of the sea, on the South Pier. The Gdynia aquarium...

The Avenue of Ships — a spot at the end of Kościuszko Square where plaques were laid to commemorate visits to Gdynia by the largest cruise liners. The plaques are made of green Italian granite. On each...

The Redłowo Battery. Come and tour the famous 'Crow Guns' — the 11th Coastal Artillery Battery. It was built in the early 1950s to defend the naval port...

The Nautilus Bathyscaphe invites you to the most modern cinema in Gdynia and the Tri-City, styled to resemble a deep-sea submarine. Its main draw is the 5D film 'The Mysterious Abyss'...

The Feliks Nowowiejski Seaside Boulevard is a place for a stroll where you can drop into the Polish Army Museum (rich collections!), admire the sea and ships at anchor, and enjoy the greenery of Kamienna Góra...

The EXPERYMENT Science Centre in Gdynia is an interactive exhibition whose core idea is learning through play. A wonderful, lively place that unleashes creativity, sparks curiosity about the world and above all...

For over 8 years we have been crafting adventures that whisk you off to another world — full of puzzles, secrets, mounting emotions and surprising finales. We are a group of people who find fulfilment in creating the most...

Golf Park Gdynia offers around 2 hectares — a driving range for learning to play golf. There is also a simulator, handy in winter. Contact: tel. +48 733 668...

Markowiec Hill in Rumia is a fascinating spot, both historically and for recreation. As a fine viewpoint with a panorama of the area, it was an important part of the defence line — in 1939, the Polish one, before the war...

Kamienna Góra is Gdynia's smallest, exclusive district with a one-of-a-kind atmosphere, set on a picturesque rise reaching about 50 metres above sea level. There is also a small...

Gdynia Orłowo — worth at least an hour here, which will 'fly by' in a flash, thanks to the picturesque views of the bay and the nearby famous cliff. The land here retreats about 1 m a year...

The Gdynia yacht marina — strolling along the quay you can admire all sorts of 'craft': from small sailing boats and sometimes specialised vessels to ocean-going yachts and huge motorboats...

The Naval Museum in Gdynia. Rich collections of weapons of all kinds, often unique exhibits: guns, cannons, torpedoes, planes, helicopters and more. Note — for natural reasons, men will need...

The destroyer ORP 'Błyskawica' — built in 1935/36 in England, in service with the Polish Navy from 1937. She fought at Narvik and Dunkirk, sailed in Atlantic convoys and took part in the invasion...

Gdynia — JUMPCITY — the largest trampoline park in Poland and Europe. Across 2,000 m² it offers unlimited jumping whatever the weather. Wonderful fun for children, teens and adults...

Gdynia Planetarium. How many times have we each gazed at the night sky, looking for the Big Dipper, say? Perhaps we have also wondered about the influence of the stars on our lives? On the truths and myths of the cosmos...

Gdynia city beach. To be by the sea, even for an hour, and not stroll along its shore? Here you can also lie down and take a swim, and 15 minutes later shop on the famous Świętojańska Street. Or...

Welcome to the small village of Łężyce — near the towns of Rumia and Gdynia — home to the Pomerania Equestrian Centre, holder of a Category III* certificate from the Polish Equestrian Federation. There are...

The observation tower on Góra Donas. It is in fact a mobile-phone mast, only with a viewing terrace — that was agreed between the investor and the city. The terrace is at a height of 26 m above the...

The observation tower — more precisely a mobile-phone tower — in Gdynia Kolibki is on the left side of Spółdzielcza Street, coming from Aleja Zwycięstwa, on a high hill. The viewing terrace is...