GDYNIA- interesting location, the cliffs famous all around Poland, the longest seaside boulevard, Kościuszko Square, historic ships moored by the quayside, wide municipal beach, port cranes, luxury cruise ships, and yacht harbour with hundreds of masts - all these are the elements of a contemporary port city called The Nautical Capital of Poland. Less than 90 years old, Gdynia is one of the youngest Polish cities. Described as "The city made of sea and of dreams" , it was a dream come true for the people who created it from a tiny fishing village and turned it into a biggest port at The Baltic Sea.
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| Kosciuszki Square |
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| Streets of Gdynia |
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| Coffee break |
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| Kosciuszki Square |
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| My British girl The greatest tourist attraction are the historic vessels moored at the quayside: the only preserved Polish pre-World War II ship, and the oldest destroyer in the world today ORP Błyskawica |
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| "Gift of Pomerania" -a museum ship - now. |
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| Kosciuszki Square Thanks for visiting. |
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wow - very young city! i like those ships!
ReplyDeleteYes it is very young.
DeleteI love the fountains, and all the beautiful ships in the port. And the pretty girl standing beside the battleship!
ReplyDeleteCynthia, Gdynia is a nice city to walk and rest.
ReplyDeleteIt is a gorgeous place to be out and about! I loved all the photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place. Looks very clean which is good to see.
ReplyDeleteThis looks a beautiful port. The ships are amazing. Our highest mountain is named Mt. Kosciuszko
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