Gdańsk:

Gdańsk is a city with a thousand-year history, during which belonging alternately to Poland and Germany, it drew from both these cultures. The capital of Pomerania, together with Sopot and Gdynia it takes part of so called “Tricity”. Be sure to walk down the main street of Old Town – Długi Targ or “Long Market”, marked up with colored houses. Here is also the seat of the former town hall and most famous Gdansk’s monument - god of the sea, Neptune. One block away there is the largest brick church in the World, St Mary's Church, connected with the Motława river with one of the most picturesque streets of the Old Town – ulica Mariacka. An unforgettable experience, especially for music lovers is also an organ concert in the Cathedral in Oliwa, which is an outstanding combination of audio and visual qualities because of moving elements of the decoration.

You must also go to the beach. The closest, best known one is located in the adjacent Sopot, where you can walk even along the longest wooden pier in Europe. Not less attractive, marked up with rocks and dunes are beaches of Gdynia.