What to see
in the Tri-City

It is a strategic location with historical significance that includes the ports of Gdansk, Gdynia, and it is also a habitat for diverse marine fauna and a place of attractive coastal views.

A historic and fascinating part of Gdansk, which impresses with a powerful number of plant species and garden arrangements! The park is a converted Cistercian monastery garden dating back to the 15th century. Over time, the garden areas were expanded, and today it is an area of 11.3 hectares! Here you will find exotic plants, an alpine garden, silence, peace and relaxation.

Orlovsky Cliff is an impressive cliff on the Baltic Sea, famous for its majestic height and panoramic view. A coastal walking route to Sopot leads along the cliff. Walking along the top of the escarpment, you can see a panorama of the Hel Spit, the port of Gdynia and the beach.

The pier in Brest has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century and is a symbol of the tradition of the seaside resort, attracting tourists and locals who enjoy spending time there every season.

With narrow cobblestone streets, colourful townhouses and monumental gates, the Old City is a true maze of history, also offering numerous cafes, restaurants and souvenir stores for visitors.

The longest pier of the Baltic Sea and the showpiece of Sopot! The coastal air will help you relax and the views will take your breath away.