Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
62 places
Sopot
Gdynia Aquarium occupies a modernist **1938** building on the Southern Pier, next to the sailing ships "Dar Pomorza" and "Dar Młodzieży". The institution operates within the Sea Fisheries Institute, combining the roles of a zoological gard…
gmina Kosakowo
On the Rzucewo Cape, wedged into the waters of Puck Bay, a settlement of seal hunters thrived more than **5,000 years ago** — one of the most important archaeological sites on the southern Baltic. Today it hosts a Cultural Park: reconstruc…
gmina Kosakowo
On the eastern edge of the Darżlubska Forest, about **10 km** west of Puck, the Slavic Settlement has operated since **18 April 2015** — a reconstruction of an early medieval stronghold from the turn of the **9th and 10th centuries**. A pa…
Sopot
Below the wooden pier, beneath the cliff wall and next to the fishing harbour unfolds the life of a beach often singled out as the finest in the Tri-City. Orłowo combines the best the Polish coast has to offer: sand, a cliff, forest and a…
gmina Kosakowo
Rzucewo is a small Kashubian village on the Bay of Puck, between Reda and Puck. Its beaches are not wide, but rarely crowded: from the land side they are separated by the forest of the Coastal Landscape Park, and the bay's water is shallow…
gmina Jastarnia
Władysławowo lies at the base of the Hel Peninsula and is the northernmost town in Poland. Its beach ranks among the loveliest on the coast: wide, with light, clean sand, a sandy seabed and a gentle entry into the water. After storms, ambe…
gmina Jastarnia
Right by the harbour in Władysławowo, on the Bay of Puck, operates Ptaszarnia — a roofed tropical garden in which more than **100 exotic birds** fly freely around visitors. This is not a classic caged zoo but an open space where the guest…
gmina Kosakowo
On the shore of Puck Bay, between Rewa and Rzucewo, stretch the coastal salt meadows of the Beka reserve — one of the last habitats of this kind on the Polish coast. The reserve was created in **1988** to protect the "słonawy", meadows fed…
gmina Kosakowo
By the Gdynia district of Babie Doły, right by the beach, the Torpedownia rises from the waters of the Bay of Gdańsk as a ruin — a former torpedo assembly and testing hall, built by the Germans during the Second World War on the bottom of…
Gdańsk
Long Lane (Ulica Długa) and Long Market (Długi Targ) form the Royal Route — the representational axis of the Main Town in Gdańsk, walked by Polish kings since **1457**. The promenade runs from the Golden Gate to the Green Gate by the Motła…
Sopot
At the corner of Poniatowskiego street and al. Wojska Polskiego in Sopot stands the Claaszen Villa — a listed residence from the early 20th century that has housed the Museum of Sopot since 2001. Built right by the beach, one of the three…
Smołdzino
Beyond the dunes by Lake Łebsko, in the forest of the Słowiński National Park, stands a concrete relic of pre-war technology: the rocket launch site in Rąbka near Łeba. On this ground the Germans ran a secret experimental proving ground wh…
Gdańsk
Sobieszewska Island is the largest and most easterly district of Gdańsk — about **15 km** of land in the Vistula mouth, stretching from the Śmiała Vistula to the Vistula Cut. It is the third-largest island in Poland, and at the same time a…
gmina Kosakowo
Above the calm waters of Puck Bay, in a Kashubian village between Reda and Puck, stands a palace that locals have called a castle for centuries. The site’s history reaches back to the **16th century**, when the manor of the **Wejher** fami…