Top sights

Each city in the agglomeration has its own landmarks. These places attract many visitors and can be crowded during the high tourist season, but they offer valuable insight into the region's identity.

• Crane in Gdańsk

  The largest and the oldest medieval port crane in Europe.
• Sopot Pier

  The longest wooden pier in Europe.
• Gdynia Boulevard

  A scenic promenade perfect for walks, cycling, and relaxing by the sea.

Ship-museums

There are three ship-museums in Tricity. Two of them located in Gdynia and one in Gdańsk. They are all different have have long history of active duty. They are open for visitors both on the deck and inside.

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  Sołdek

  Steam-powered cargo ship from 1949.
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  Dar Pomorza

  Three-masted sailing ship that was used for training.
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  Błyskawica

  Destroyer, a veteran of the Second World War.

Orienteering

Orienteering is a sport that connects physical exertion and navigation. You get a map with checkpoints and you have to find them in the forest or urban terrain. You need to bring your own compass, in some of them you can use compass from your phone but it may be considered as cheating. If you are competitive you can run to get the best time, but you can also just walk and enjoy the nature and the challenge of finding the point.

All 3 organizations prepare routes in four difficulty levels.

• Harpuś

  Checkpoints are validated by a punch card in any order. Stationary only, beginner friendly.
• Parkowe BNO

  Checkpoints are validated by an electronic system SportIdent in order provided on the map. Stationary only, beginner friendly.
• Azymut 45 - Z Mapą do Lasu

  Stationary and by yourself, terrain and map is more challenging but beginners can still go for the easiest route.

Playgrounds - outdoor

Tricity has a lot of playgrounds for kids. The list below highlights the biggest or the most interesting ones.

• Reagan's Park Playground

Playgrounds - indoor

• Loopy's World
• Lider
• Budumi
• Klockownia
• Honolulu
• Amazonia