Trzęsacz is famous for the ruins of a church built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, situated in the middle of the village, about 2 kilometers away from the Baltic Sea shore. For centuries, the church was approaching the cliff "eaten away" by the sea. In 1874, it became clear that the church could not be saved, and the furnishings were moved to the cathedral in Kamień. In 1901, part of the church collapsed onto the beach."Abrazja - erosion process occurs on steep, rocky shores. It involves the undermining and weakening of high edges called cliffs by sea waves, tides, and ebbs. As a result, the cliff becomes fragmented and rounded."The above is a purely scientific definition of the causes of the landslides in Trzęsacz. Much more interesting and colorful legends describe the reasons for the erosion of one of the most beautiful seaside cliffs in Pomerania. One of them is associated with the great love of two young people, here it is:"In Trzęsacz, there lived a fisherman named Kaźko, who loved Ewka, a girl from the neighborhood. The boy died in battles with the Brandenburgians, and his beloved died of grief and was buried by the church. Since then, Kaźko, hidden in the waves of the turbulent sea, tries to reach her. The lovers are to be reunited for eternity when the cliff with the last part of the church collapses into the waters of the Baltic."It is unknown whether the legend will ever come true. You can still admire the western wall of the Gothic church, and the cliff and shore are constantly fortified by the Maritime Office in Szczecin to prevent further abrasion by storm waves – such are the twists of fate :). A beautiful viewing platform leads to the beach in this place.The second legend associated with the Church in Trzęsacz is related to the obstinacy of people and tells the story of the daughter of the sea king:"Centuries ago, fishermen caught the daughter of the sea king. The unfortunate girl died in captivity and was buried in the church cemetery. The desperate father decided to reclaim his child and year after year, he took another piece of land from the village until he reached the church and took his daughter's grave to the depths of the Baltic."We recommend visiting this one of the most beautiful and romantic scenic spots in Poland.

Lake Żarowieckie (Kashubian Lake Pioszniccze) jezt glacial lake gutter, surrounded by a 100 meter long moraine hills, which on the west bank are covered by forests, and in the south of delight heather carpets. And what's interesting is the lake situated below sea level. Proclaims as one of the legends surrounding them, on the east bank of the castle once stood in August, which fell into the ground, hiding forever sleeping knights and beautiful princess who lived in it. During the interwar znaazło lake on the border between Reczypospolitą II, and Germany and FOR IN many years was the only connecting element Nadloe (only Polish village on the western side of the lake). Nadolan crossing the lake to history - until now the tradition is dear to the yearly water and walking pilgrimage from Nadole to Żarnowiec at St. indulgence. Anna. Żarnowiec Lake is a paradise for anglers and naturalists, underwater meadows, clusters of plants, deep water favor the abundance of fish, is one of the richest in the pike lakes in Poland. Surrounding the lake is a paradise for nature lovers. In the short distance from the lake there are 10 nature reserves, two protected landscape areas and 57 natural monuments. Attraction for tourists and lovers of ornithology are the immediate surroundings of the lake called. mud around, lying within nature reserves and natural parks: Bielawa Mud, mud or Karwieńskie Wierzchucińskie mud. Walk in these areas is organized in educational paths that describe the unusual living plants and animals here. At the wetland site moxna cranes observed during the stop on a trip to Scandinavia. Today the lake is the largest in the region of Northern Kashubia reservoir zone devoid of silence, it also has attracted over its brim water sports enthusiasts. One of the attractions is also a boat excursion "Nadolanin", or a fun-filled water ride one of two fast boats. An interesting attraction for motorsport enthusiasts will be beating the record of this type of boat speed during seasonal events. All of these units in the season moor at the marina in Nadlole. type of lake - Gutter area - 1432 ha length and Header - 7.6 x 2.6 km maximum depth - 19.4 m River power - Bychowska Struga, Piaśnica flowing river - Piaśnica

Discovered in 1818 the greatest curiosities of inanimate nature in Poland. It is located 15 kilometers from Puck, in the village Mechowo on the edge of the Forest Darżlubskiej. The largest cave is about 61 meters in length. In the upper half of the corridor there is a chamber surmounted by a dome of unusual colors and shapes of formations, one of which, due to the form and color, was named as the bleeding heart.

Apparently, King John Sobieski himself planted some trees when the village was owned by his sister Catherine. Worth to see the castle and this avenue czterorzędowym preserved in the system linking the nearby Osłoninem Rzucewo, in his travels to the sea.

A modest residential complex consists of a nineteenth-century manor house, a small park, and a barn. The manor, originally with two wings, suffered partial devastation as a result of wartime actions. Rising to 1.5 stories, it resembles a typical rural home. Słajkowo is an ancient knightly settlement operating under Polish law. The first mentions of it date back to 1392, and by 1402 it encompassed an area of 13 hectares. The first known owners were the Slaikow family, led by Paul Slaikow, who is noted in history for numerous infractions, including disturbing the peace and involvement in brawls. His name appeared in the records of the Lebork regional court 17 times between 1392 and 1410. Subsequent owners of Słajkowo included Anchel, Jakob, Jezow, Jeske, Jorsan, and Michel. Later, the estate was divided between two families: Mach and Rostken, who bought out their shares from von Zelasinski. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the property successively passed into the hands of the Gruba and Folckersamb families. In 1900, Słajkowo was acquired by Fliessbach, who transformed it into his residence. In 1910, the estate comprised 318 hectares, was inhabited by 105 people, and was located within the boundaries of the Żelazna district.

The manor complex, closely connected to the monastery in Żarnowiec, has a long and rich history. As early as 1220, the Pomeranian Duke Świętopełk confirmed the monastery's possessions in Oliwa, including the villages of Sarnowitz, which had been granted by his predecessors. In 1342, the Grand Master Ludolf Kȍnig once again confirmed the monastery's possessions and defined their boundaries. In 1589, the Cistercian order was dissolved, and Benedictine nuns from Chełmno were brought in to replace them. In 1834, there was another dissolution of the monastery, and the manor became private property.From 1841 to 1878, Ludwig Zelewski owned the manor complex, initiating the construction of a classical-style manor house. From 1878 to 1906, the manor belonged to Bartels from Rugia, and during this time, the manor house was expanded in an eclectic style. The years from 1906 to 1924 saw Rudolf Stenzel carrying out renovations on the manor. From 1929 to 1939, the manor complex belonged to Mazarski.From 1939 to 1945, the manor housed a German military administration, and after the war, the manor became part of the Agricultural Culture Center. The manor complex is located north of the monastery and consists mainly of buildings erected in the late 19th century. One exception is the impressive brewery from the late 18th century and the two-story Kseni House. In the second half of the 19th century, this building was renovated in the neo-Gothic style, but its massive, scarped ground floor walls confirm its 17th-century origin.

The graves of Soviet soldiers buried in 4281 and I Armoured Brigade killed them Westerplatte Heroes for the liberation of the coast of Gdansk in March 1945. Transferred from the surrounding area: Bolszewo, Biala Rzeka, Reda, Bieszkowice, Ciechocino, Gościeciono, Gowino, Góra, Gniewino, Janowo, Reszki, Rumia, Stara Piła, Sopieszyno, Zagórze, Zbychowo.

The monument of Świętopełk II the Great, a medieval Pomeranian duke, was unveiled in August 2010 to celebrate the 750th anniversary of the St. Dominic's Fair. The sculpture, designed by local artist Wawrzyniec Samp, was cast in Pleszew at the initiative of the Kashubian-Pomeranian Association. Standing 2.8 meters tall, the monument depicts Świętopełk in full armor: wearing a helmet, cloak, and holding a shield, sword, and a spear pointed towards the sky. On the shield, which he holds in one hand, is an inverted anchor, a symbol that once appeared on his ducal seal. In the other hand, Świętopełk holds the city charter of Gdańsk, referring to his role in granting the city Lübeck law in 1263. Due to his determination in the fight against the Teutonic Order, this duke became one of the most renowned rulers of medieval Pomerania.

Hop Forest Bike is located approximately 1000 meters from the station in Rumi. Located in a steep ravine, alpine Hopko is the opposite slope of the ravine. After the raid on bike Hopko find myself at 90 degrees to the ground.

Seaside Boulevard them Feliks Nowowiejski - located in the center of Gdynia and is one of the most popular destinations for hikers in the Tricity. In addition to recreational boulevard also acts as a protective breakwater steep bank against storms. The history dates back to the interwar years boulevard. In the 20's were built for the convenience of walking path along the waterfront on a small sandy embankment, and the 30th year and public works gave rise to the promenade in the present form. In the mid-30s The first band was formed concrete, high only at 80 centimeters. Between it and the edge went to Stone Mountain gravel path a few meters wide. Concrete strengthening survived the war, but defeated them storm in 1949. In 1958, the Social in Gdynia was the Seaside Boulevard Building Committee. Thanks to over 11 years built seaside boulevard. Today the boulevard is about 1500 meters long and runs from the beach located in the city center to Polanka Redlowska. In addition to walking acts as a protective breakwater steep bank against storms.

Gdynia marina 'Marina Gdynia', located in the yacht pool named Gen. Mariusz Zaruski. Pool Yacht is the European standard and meets the stringent requirements for the organization of the regatta ISAF juniors. The marina can berth 250 yachts with a draft of up to 2.8 m and a length up to 20 m port is monitored round the clock by the boatswains and subject to constant monitoring. Gdynia marina meets high environmental standards, you can use sewage collection points, chemical toilets, garbage segregation points, briefs and stationary crane with a load capacity of up to 2.5 tonnes. Sailors are also available showers, drying rooms, locker rooms and a number of cafes, pubs, restaurants and shops of sailing equipment, may also benefit from a modern petrol station. Marina facilities to play a number of sailing events at European and global level including : Fair Wind and Water, Gdynia Sailing Days, golden largest tall ships in the world. The area around the pool is a good place for walkers.

Name of the village comes from the stocky - dry eminence rising above the marshes. One of the oldest information from Krępca 1338 years. In the fifteenth century, in the village there was a property belonging to the Hospital of St. Gdansk. Elizabeth and Bridgettine order. Since the second half of the sixteenth century village residents lived outside the native Dutch settlers, mostly Mennonites, brought here for the rehabilitation of land after violent floods. After the formation of the Free City of Danzig, the village both in summer and winter was famous as a place of rest for Sunday Gdansk residents and tourists. After the river regularly sailed a small boat trip, sailed ferry, you can hire rowing boats, while winter visitors went ice skating on the river. In the village you can see mnemonic arcaded houses and farms. In Krępiec The river Motława combined, with the largest of its tributaries, the Old Radunia, and lower Black River Lach. For this reason, this place is popular among anglers. Through the village run three trails: Mennonite Road, Trail Motława and Trail Canoe.

Marina Sailing in Błotnik is part of the Great Loop Marshland that leads from Gdansk through Błotnk to Biała Góra, Malbork, Elblag, ports of the Vistula and the Szkarpawa and Przegalina to Blotnik. The official opening of the marina was on June 4th 2012. Marina is located at the beginning of the Dead Vistula River. Club house is on stilts over the water. On the shore is a large car park and children on boats that can overwinter here. Berth yacht for long bridges have supply of drinking water and electricity. Before the launch of the sailing season in 2013 is expected to be open 23-foot observation tower Żuławskie eye. From the tower, you will see the Baltic beaches on the island Sobieszewska, the mouth of the Vistula River and the Marshland and infrastructure drainage and drainage channels.

One of the attractions of Wejherowo is the Przebendowski and Keyserling Palaces, which were given their final shape in the mid-19th century. Currently, it represents a neo-Gothic style with distinct Renaissance elements. The building's structure, unusual for Pomeranian palaces, in terms of shape and appearance, is reminiscent of villas in southern Italy.The palace now houses a museum that collects and promotes Kashubian and Pomeranian literary and musical heritage, as well as other cultural treasures associated with them. The museum has gathered over 100,000 exhibits, including historically valuable source materials that allow us to learn about the history of Wejherowo, including documents with the Wejher family's autographs. Exhibitions, literary competitions, conferences, meetings with creators and regional activists, concerts, and book promotions take place here.The palace is a one-story building with an attic floor, high basements, three-winged, with an open courtyard facing north. The main wing is distinguished by central facades covered with stepped attics, similar-shaped gables, and attics crowning the side wings. On the garden side elevation, there is also a terrace and a small balcony on the short axis. The palace interiors have preserved the enfilade layout and original woodwork. The main halls are adorned with stucco ceilings and 19th-century wall paintings in the Pompeian style depicting Mediterranean landscapes. Original fireplaces have also been preserved in several rooms.

Collection considered one of the largest in Europe. It comprises 6,500 species and over 2 million specimens. It's hard to believe that it all began 40 years ago with a cactus in a pot on the windowsill. The acquaintance with another cactus enthusiast resulted in importing the first seeds from Hamburg. Over time, these prickly plants displaced our native vegetables and flowers. In 1982, cacti and succulents already occupied the entire area of the 1,266 m2 greenhouse and ground cultivation. Among them, the Texan varieties stand out, reaching over 7 meters in height, as well as "mother-in-law's chairs" - round cacti with a diameter of one meter, and very rarely flowering in the collection, Haageocerus versicolor and Cereus peruvianus with their blooming underlay.The collection in Rumia has been repeatedly awarded at various national and international exhibitions. Its headquarters is here, at the Gdańsk Branch of the Polish Cactus Lovers Society. An attractive place on the coast, frequently visited by numerous tours. As a souvenir from the seaside, you can purchase a prickly plant here.

Lookout near the train skm in Rumia. From here you can admire the panorama of Rumi, Gdansk Bay, Peninsula, Hel and visually interesting cliff old gravel pit in Kazimierz.

The sculpture of Fryderyk Chopin's head was created by Professor Stanisław Horno-Popławski, a renowned sculptor residing in Sopot, Poland. This is the professor's final work, as his last wish was to gift the sculpture to the city. The plaster bust was crafted by Professor's student, Albert Zalewski. Chopin likely spent his summer vacation in Sopot in 1827, invited by Kajetan Sierakowski's son. The monument was unveiled on July 14, 1998.

Author: Stanislaw Horno-Poplawski.

In 2006 the statue was unveiled Kaszubski Square-shaped benches. Sitting on the elderly couple in the Kashubian costumes this Elizabeth and James Scheibe. Jacob Scheibe Gdynia was a fisherman, who after returning from America has become a very wealthy man, yet he returned to his profession and daily flows out to sea to fish. With the high corner of the house, his wife Elizabeth every day kept watch her ​​husband return home.

Sculpture "Film fan seat" was unveiled in 1999. Create a sculpture cast in metal film executives, each of which marks the next prize winner held in Gdynia Polish Film Festival.

Sculpture porpoise, the only living in the Baltic Sea cetacean mammals of the family, was unveiled April 5, 2006. Cast bronze sculpture of the marine mammal in its natural size and reminds all viewers that the porpoises in the Baltic Sea are still human and they need help, to be there on. Porpoise, orcas and dolphins next to the suborder of cetaceans, and is the only species ever zasiedlającym Baltic. Porpoises in the Baltic Sea 80 years ago, yet there was so much that could be seen from Kosciuszko Square. Today was their only about 600 units.