35 best — museums in Pomerania

The Solidarity museum in a rust-clad block by Gate No. 2.

A leaning tower, 14 m underground — one of Europe's largest exhibitions.

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

Baltic gold in the 14th-c. Great Mill on the Radunia.

Where does amber come from? What did the world look like when the famous Baltic gold was forming? Why did amber deposits travel? You'll find the answers to these and other questions at the Amber Museum in Łeba.

A magical return to your roots and a taste of tradition — if you want to feel how life has pulsed for dozens of generations, visit the Our Milling Museum: a historic mill that has ground stories...

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...

A special place for true connoisseurs of atmosphere, history and good tea. The manor's 250-year history is especially tied to the Wybicki family and the famous figure of General Józef Wybicki...

The Gdynia Motoring Museum is a collection born of its owner's passion and dedication, numbering around 120 vintage motorcycles and cars. The oldest exhibit is over 100 years old, yet it still...

Hevelianum is a real treat for fans of militaria, scientific experiments and beautiful views! The offering of the Gdańsk forts, enhanced with engaging multimedia, is sure to satisfy...

St Catherine's Church is the oldest church in Gdańsk. It was built in 1227 — almost 790 years ago. It is famous for a unique set of tuned bells called a carillon (there are three in Gdańsk)...

The museum in Łeba is the youngest branch of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk. The building's architecture, unique in Poland, resembles a ship's hull in form. It evokes the wind in the sails and the sandy...

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 Gdynia City Museum is the first museum in Poland built from scratch after the war. In keeping with modern trends, it engages most of visitors' senses: sight, hearing, touch... The displays show...

The Butterfly Museum in Łeba — this private museum was opened in Łeba in 1998 by Tomasz Falkiewicz. It is located in the town centre next to the Rybak Cinema. Its collection holds over 3,000...

This private museum was opened in Władysławowo in 2000 by Tomasz Falkiewicz. It is located in the Fisherman's House observation tower. Its collection holds over 1,400 butterflies...

The Schleswig-Holstein Battery, Hel — built for three 160-tonne Krupp guns of 406 mm calibre, the largest in the world used in fixed batteries. Their standard shells weighed over a tonne...

The Armoured Museum in Kłanino opened in 2022. The venue was founded on the initiative of militaria enthusiast and active explorer Mateusz Deling. The collection is housed in a converted farm building...

The Kościerzyna steam-locomotive open-air museum has over 50 exhibits of steam engines 🚂 and carriages — often nearly a century old. The oldest exhibit is a railway carriage from 1898, but every exhibit here...

The Polish Post — the historic building of Polish Post Office No. 1 in the Free City of Gdańsk. In 1939 about 100 people worked there. Amid the worsening situation in the city and the increasingly widespread...

The Museum of Sopot — housed in the restored, famous Claaszen Villa with its rich pre-war history. It is worth admiring from the outside, as it has all the features typical of resort architecture...

The Ship Museum in Ustka is a year-round attraction — a haven for the tourist who would like to deepen their knowledge of ships, ferries, cutters and vessels connected with the Baltic Sea and beyond. A place where...

The 'Chequered Land' is the tourist name for a coastal belt of Central Pomerania that draws visitors with the half-timbered architecture of its historic houses. It consists of filling the space between wooden beams...

The 'Gryf' Museum of Military Technology in Dąbrówka near Wejherowo gathers exhibits connected with military technology, with a special focus on World War II equipment. The venue is located on...

The Wdzydze Museum (formerly Wdzydze Kiszewskie) is over 100 years old and boasts a collection of nearly 50 historic wooden buildings. It is the first open-air museum in Poland. It was founded...

The Rąbka observation tower lets you view a panorama of Lake Łebsko and the area around the Shifting Dunes. Rąbka is also home to a rocket open-air museum — the Rocket Launch Site Museum. Visitors can admire the original...

The small Museum of the Zabory Region is housed in the Communal Culture Centre in Wiele, near the recreation grounds by Lake Wielewskie. The interiors are usually open in season, but interested visitors...

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...

The private museum of the Polish People's Republic in Zblewo is the second exhibition after Sępólno Krajeńskie of assorted exhibits, mainly from the era when socialism ruled Poland. Mainly, but not only, as on site you can also see...

The Kluki Open-Air Museum — the Museum of the Slovincian Village. Kluki is a village cut off from the world by marshes, where many Kashubian customs survived into the 20th century. Today, across 10 hectares, the museum gathers...

The Nadole Open-Air Museum — its core is an authentic 19th-century farmstead with outbuildings: a barn, a cowshed, a cart shed, a dovecote, an apiary, a horse mill, a smokehouse and a bread oven. The museum...

Bytów Teutonic Castle — for several years now on the prestigious list of the '50 Wonders of Pomerania'. Surrounded by a moat, it was built under the supervision of the builder of the Grand Masters' Palace in Malbork. For its time...

Gniew Teutonic Castle is the mightiest fortress of the Teutonic Order built on the left bank of the Vistula. Erected over 700 years ago, it was home to the Teutonic commanders and, in Polish times, the seat of the local starost...

The Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes was built in 1507 during the reign of Bogusław X. In the 16th century it was rebuilt in the Renaissance style. It gradually fell into ruin from 1815, when it was turned...

Kwidzyn invites you to the Castle of the Pomesanian Chapter. This fascinating, great defensive complex consists of a castle and a mighty cathedral, once complemented by a fortified outer ward. The whole was planned...