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Feb 10, 2026

　　At the end of Monte Cassino, beyond Plac Zdrojowy, is the famous Molo, Europe’s longest wooden pier, built in 1928 and jutting 515m out into the Bay of Gdańsk. Various attractions along its length come and go with the seasons. The cheeky summer admission charge puts few off.

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Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　Funded by the town of Sopot, this glitzy but little-visited art gallery within the Dom Zdrojowy (Spa House) has changing exhibitions of mostly Polish art – worth a look if the Baltic weather has chased you off the beach. ...

Ulica Bohaterów Monte Cassino

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　Sopot’s unavoidable spine is 'Heroes of Monte Cassino' Street, an attractive and invariably crowded mall stretching from the railway line to the pier. Many of Sopot’s cafes and places of entertainment line its pedestrianised length, some of which can be found in the unmissable Crooked House. ...

Tightrope Walker Statue

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　While ambling your way along ul Bohaterów Monte Cassino towards the sea, take a right into ul Bema to see one of the most unusual statues in the Tri-City. An African fisherman carrying a net is suspended above the street on a tightrope, the piece of public art seeming to...

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　The warped, modern Crooked House is a typical piece of postcommunist architectural experimentation and well worth investigating. Concealed within its twin-level innards are some worthwhile clubs, bars and restaurants. Love it or hate it, most wander in to investigate at some point. ...

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　At the end of Monte Cassino, beyond Plac Zdrojowy, is the famous Molo, Europe’s longest wooden pier, built in 1928 and jutting 515m out into the Bay of Gdańsk. Various attractions along its length come and go with the seasons. The cheeky summer admission charge puts few off. ...

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　In a wooded hilly area of the town stands the Opera Leśna, an amphitheatre that seats 5000 people and is host to the prestigious August International Sopot Festival, a Eurovision-style song contest and festival famous across Central and Eastern Europe. Check the website for the summer program, which often includes...

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　At the southern end of the beachfront in a grand old villa, the Sopot Museum showcases 19th-century furniture and fittings, including some enormous, ornately carved wardrobes. Other displays include old sepia photos and maps of German Zoppot and other Baltic resorts. The building, an early-20th-century holiday home of a wealthy...

Gdańsk & Pomerania

　　Take the glazed lift to the 3rd floor of this spa house to enjoy a free sip of Sopot’s natural, mineral-rich spring water that comes from a tap in the midst of a cafe. ...

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