Pomerania
Amber-rich Baltic coastline, Hanseatic port cities, and the vast shifting sand dunes of Slowinski.
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Storm the World's Largest Brick Castle
Explore the colossal Teutonic fortress that sprawls across 21 hectares of the Nogat riverbank.
Walk the Royal Way to the Green Gate
Trace the path of Polish kings through Gdansk's most spectacular Hanseatic streetscape.
Walk in Copernicus's Footsteps
Visit the birthplace of the astronomer who moved the Earth from the center of the universe.
Stand Where Solidarity Began at the Shipyard Gates
Visit the birthplace of the movement that helped end communism in Europe.
Bake Gingerbread in a Medieval Workshop
Shape and spice traditional Torun gingerbread using 600-year-old recipes.
Experience the WWII Museum's Immersive Journey
Walk through one of Europe's most ambitious war museums built into the earth itself.
Climb St. Mary's Church for a Brick Gothic Panorama
Ascend the largest brick church in the world for rooftop views over the Hanseatic city.
Walk the Longest Wooden Pier in Europe
Stroll 511 meters into the Baltic Sea on a pier that has drawn visitors since 1827.
Taste Fresh Baltic Cod at a Motlawa Waterfront Restaurant
Eat the freshest fish in Poland where the Hanseatic merchants once traded.
Hunt for Baltic Amber on Mariacka Street
Browse the amber capital of the world along Gdansk's most charming cobblestone lane.
Feast on Pierogi Torunskie at a Vistula-View Restaurant
Taste Torun's signature pierogi stuffed with gingerbread-spiced fillings.
Photograph the Crooked House
Stand before the surreal, melting facade inspired by a children's book illustrator.
Feast Like a Teutonic Knight
Dine on medieval Polish dishes in a castle-side restaurant with candlelit atmosphere.
Feast on Smoked Fish at a Baltic Beach Shack
Eat freshly smoked herring and mackerel in the salty air of the Polish seaside.