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Orłowo

Squashed between the forests and cliff faces of Gdynia and the open beaches of Sopot, Orłowo is a smashing side trip, and comes complete with a cute little pier, sandy beaches, forest trails and a surprisingly decent scattering of eateries. 


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Cliff

Why not take a wind-swept walk along the cliffs which inspired such notables as Stefan Żeromski and Queen Marysieńka. Read_on (No Comments)

Debiut Gallery

Attached to the nearby School of Plastics this gallery has been exhibiting the work of students and teachers since 1995. Read_on (No Comments)

Pier

This wooden pier was originally built just after WWI to a length of 150 metres, then extended to 430 metres in 1934 – no Read_on (No Comments)

Through the ages

The name Orłowo (Adlershorst in German) supposedly dates back to 1666, to a time when some local fishermen were witness to the rare and noble spectacle of two eagles battling for supremacy in the skies above. Read_on (No Comments)

Żeromski House

An itsy museum/cafe set in the seaside cottage that served as the 1920s residence of Polish writer Stefan Żeromski (1864-1925). Read_on (No Comments)