Gdynia is the third largest city in Poland after Warsaw and Krakow, and is perceived by tourists as an attractive and friendly city.
Among the many attractions that tourists can expect when coming to Gdynia are undoubtedly Kościuszko Square, with its aquarium, as well as the museum ship "Dar Pomorza" and the museum ship ORP "Błyskawica".
Gdynia is not only located on Kościuszko Square, but also interesting is the Viewpoint over Gdynia and the Baltic Sea.
The viewpoint is located in one of the most prestigious and luxurious districts of the city, Kamienna Góra, which can be reached by stairs or a gondola lift.
At the very top there are two terraces - in the lower part there is a small amphitheater, and at the top the upper one is a metal cross, which was consecrated on May 3, 1994 by Archbishop Tadeusz Gocłowski.
The previous cross was made of wood, the current metal one is 25 meters high and weighs 25 tons.
The sunset in Gdynia can be admired on the Orłowska beach and on the terrace of Kamienna Góra, which rises to a height of 52.4 m above sea level.When the weather is good, you can observe ships floating or mooring there, and the panorama of the entire city.
