This document provides an overview of the Pomeranian Voivodeship region in Poland, including its major cities and sites of interest. It summarizes that the capital is Gdańsk, which forms the Tri-City metropolitan area with Gdynia and Sopot. It then highlights several important landmarks and buildings in Gdańsk, Sopot, and Gdynia. It also describes other towns in the region like Hel Peninsula, Jurata, Łeba, and mentions the Kashubia region known for its lakes and the Kashubian people and language.

2. Pomeranian Voivodeship
This includes the central portion of the coast.
Gdańsk is the capital of the region, which forms together
with Gdynia and Sopot so-called Tri-City - one of the most important centers
of industrial, scientific and cultural in Poland.
Gdańsk – Main City

3. St. Mary's Church,
the largest brick church in Europa

5. Royal chapel

6. Gdańsk - view of the Main City
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7. Gdańsk – Old City

8. Gdańsk – Old City

9. Gdańsk
Old City

10. Arsenal

11. Gdańsk – Artus Court

12. Port Crane over Motlawa River

13. Gdańsk by night

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15. Gdańsk-Wejherowo - mansion

16. Gdańsk-Oliwa - Abbots Palace

17. Gdańsk
Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers
Victims of December '70 in Gdańsk

18. Gdańsk-Westerplatte - Monument to the Defenders of the Coast (1939)

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21. Gdańsk - New Port, west breakwater and a lighthouse

22. Sopot at dusk

23. Pier - the most visited place of Sopot

24. Sopot - Grand Hotel

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"Forest Opera" in Sopot, in here are held festivals and other musical eventsne

26. "Forest Opera" in Sopot

27. View from Kamienna Góra to the Gdynia Marina.
At a background is South Pier and on the horizon we can see the Hel Peninsula.
Gdynia
is a modern port city

28. Centre of Gdynia - aerial view

29. Coast Kosciuszko and Kosciuszko Square

30. Gdynia - fountains at Kosciuszko Square

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Gdynia – Kościuszko Square - ORP „Błyskawica” (Lightning) - Museum ship

32. Gdynia – ” See Towers” is the highest residential building in Poland (140m)

33. Kościuszko Square
the view from the observation deck "See Towers"

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Gdynia
Monument to the Victims of December 1970

35. Pier in Gdynia-Orlowo

36. Hel Peninsula

37. Hel Peninsula

38. Hel Peninsula

39. Jastarnia to Hel retained the atmosphere of an old fishing village

40. One of the preserved wooden houses fishing from the mid-nineteenth century

41. The Shelter "Sęp" (Vulture) on the beach in Jastarnia

42. Another "souvenir" from World War II

43. Jurata – resort to Hel
The Beach at the Gulf of Gdansk, on the other side of the peninsula there is the open sea

44. Daughter of the King of Seas - Jurata

45. Hel - Sealand

46. The absolute end of Hel Peninsula

48. Łeba – hotel „Neptun”

49. The Beach in Łeba

50. Łeba - Slowinski National Park
"White Mountains" - National Park, the biggest attraction
and natural curiosity on a European scale are huge moving dunes.

54. Łeba - dunes

56. Mobile dunes - the view from the lighthouse Czołpino

58. Chojnice - Town Hall

59. Starogard Gdański - Wiechert's Palace

60. Castle of the Teutonic Knights and the panorama of the city's Gniew

61. Teutonic Knights Castle Marienburg
panorama

62. Malbork Castle - view from the west

63. Kwidzyń - complex cathedral - castle

64. Kwidzyń - the longest "gdanisko" (toilet tower) in Europe

65. Bytów -
Castle

66. City Hall in Slupsk

67. Castle of Pomeranian Dukes in Slupsk

68. National park "Słupia Valley"

69. Kashubia (kasz. Kaszëbë or Kaszëbskô) - a historical region in Poland, part of Pomerania, that inhabit
Kashubs (indigenous Pomeranians) - Western Slavonic ethnic group, characterized by specific-
kashubian language and clearly marked with a sense of separateness.

70. Kashubian Lakeland

71. Wdzydze Lake, also called Kashubian Sea

72. Kashubian Lakeland - the so-called Kashubian Switzerland

73. Music – F. Chopin; Nocturne for piano No. 10 in A flat major
llustrations - downloaded from web sites
A presentation had been prepared - Anna