The large front doors of the modern building on the seafront that promises a wealth of fascinating
sights and sensations for visitors continues to remain locked and despite earlier assurances that it would open shortly, and the latest gossip suggests entrance will be no earlier than summer 2012. Even the jumbled collection of arms, cannons, medieval gun carriages, planes, helicopters and submarines from early Slavic times to WWII in the museum's back garden cannot be visited until April or May. Of note (when they reopen) are 18th century cannons, shells from the Schleswig-Holstein (the ship that kicked off WWII), and a canon recovered from a German U-boat sunk in Gdynia harbour in 1945. We'll be back to see how this long awaited addition to Gdynia's sightseeing options stacks up before the summer issue.

Admission 4/2zł. Mon free.