Activities Pomerania Province

July 30, 2024

Activities in Pomerania Province

Słowiński National Park: Known for its sand dunes, this national park offers stunning landscapes for hiking and biking. Don’t miss the ‘Lake Cedry’ and the ‘Great Western Dune Ridge’.
Hel Peninsula: With its picturesque fishing villages and long sandy beaches, Hel is an ideal spot for relaxation, sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.

Słupsk: Visit the impressive Castle of the Teutonic Order, stroll through the Old Town with its colorful houses, and explore the Archcathedral of St. James.
Gdynia: Known for its modern seafront, Gdynia also offers a beautiful old town with narrow streets, old merchant’s houses, and the Gdynia Aquarium. Don’t forget to visit the European Solidarity Centre dedicated to the history of the Solidarity movement.
Gdańsk: Famous for its historic center, the Long Market, and the colorful Crane overlooking the Motlawa River. Also, visit the Neptune’s Fountain and St. Mary’s Church, one of the largest brick churches in the world.

Jazz on the Ocean: An annual jazz festival held in Gdynia, attracting top international artists.
Gdańsk Shakespeare Festival: A unique event where most performances are held in the open air, including the famous ‘Neptune’s Stage’.

Pomorski Pierogi Rękatomaryśne: These handmade dumplings filled with potatoes and cheese are a must-try.
Fish Dishes: With its coastline, Pomerania offers fresh fish dishes like herring, salmon, and eel. Try them in local restaurants or at the market squares.

Travel Off-Season: To avoid crowds and high prices, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons (spring or autumn).
Use Public Transportation: Trains and buses offer an affordable way to travel around Pomerania.
Learn Some Polish Phrases: While many people in tourist areas speak English, it’s always appreciated when visitors make an effort to learn some basic Polish phrases.