Poland is the most beautiful (Gdynia)

Of the three cities in the Tri-City, Gdynia is the one most often overlooked by tourists. It lacks the medieval monuments of Gdańsk, as well as the resort glamour of Sopot. And yet Gdynia can surprise – modern, full of charm, with a maritime soul and an incredible history. It is one of the greatest successes of the Second Polish Republic – from a small fishing village it transformed into a modern port of global importance.

How to get to Gdynia?

You can get to Gdynia by bus from any corner of Poland! Visit bilety.pl, where you will find the cheapest connections, a city guide and tips on where to eat and what to see.

Book a ticket Warsaw – Gdynia – about 6 hours of travel, prices from PLN 63.99

As we mentioned, you can even get there by bus from the south of Poland. Check out bus connections from Zakopane.

Zakopane – Gdynia from 75.99 PLN

The fastest connection from Poznań to Gdynia can be booked only on bilety.pl! It’s only 5 hours of travel.

Poznań – Gdynia from PLN 58.99!

Accommodation in Gdynia

Are you looking for cheap accommodation in Gdynia that will be close to the center and other attractions?

Sleepy3city Apartments Batorego 9 – for the price of PLN 200 we will get an apartment very close to Śródmieście – a fully equipped kitchen and a flat-screen TV.

Hala Hostel – a slightly cheaper alternative for budget travelers is the Hala Hostel, located very close to the Main Station in Gdynia. Here, however, we will be sharing a bathroom with other hostel residents.

Gdynia – co zobaczyć?

Navy Museum – among the exhibits we will see military equipment, and the museum can be combined with a visit to the battleship ORP “Błyskawica”. Combined ticket = savings!
Kościuszko Square – an ideal place for a walk, bike ride or relaxing on the beach in the city center.
Klif Orłowski and Kępa Redłowska – another wonderful area for walks. On the long (600m) and 40m high rock, you can see the coastline beautifully. And at the back of the cliff, you will find a beautiful beech forest intersected by streams, creating a unique natural place.
Gdynia Aquarium MIR – this place is a real treasure trove of knowledge about the Baltic Sea, biodiversity and uniqueness of the Bay of Puck. In addition, of course, you can admire the inhabitants of this body of water.
Dar Pomorza – the sailing ship is a symbol of Gdynia and proudly moors at its quay. The ship has an incredibly rich history – it has trained thousands of graduates of the Maritime School and sailed many nautical miles. Now it is a museum ship that will bring you closer to the history of work and education on such a vessel.

Gdynia – where to eat?

Tapas Barcelona – if you would like to feel like you are on the Spanish coast in Gdynia, eat delicious tapas and drink refreshing sangria, be sure to visit this place.
Innocent Wizards TrzyZero – and three reasons why you can’t miss this place – food, drinks and an unforgettable atmosphere!
Rose of the Winds – seaside cuisine at its best. Pike-perch in boletus sauce and a view of the sea? Sounds like a plan!

Gdynia for every budget

Although it is said that seaside holidays are now only for the wealthy, Gdynia proves that you can spend an unforgettable weekend without overburdening your wallet. It is a city with an atmosphere that is worth returning to – if only to discover its nooks and crannies and feel the sea breeze.

With our complete guide to Gdynia, you will spend a wonderful weekend in this city.