- Sopot.Sopot is Poland's most popular seaside resort, located on the shores of the Gulf of Gdańsk. Together with Gdańsk and Gdynia, it forms the Tricity metropolitan area.
- Sopot molo.The Sopot Pier (Polish: Molo w Sopocie) is the longest wooden pier in Europe, with a total length of 511.5 meters. It is the main attraction of the resort town of Sopot, serving as a place for promenades, recreation, and mooring of ships.
- Crooked House Sopot.The Crooked House (Polish: Krzywy Domek) is one of Poland's most famous architectural landmarks, located in the resort town of Sopot. This building, which has not a single right angle, visually resembles an optical illusion or a cartoon house.
- Aquapark Sopot.One of its biggest highlights is the 71-meter-long "Wild River" slide, which perfectly mimics a fast-flowing mountain stream. For those seeking deeper relaxation, the complex offers an extensive Sauna World and Aqua Spa with eight different saunas and specialized treatments. Additionally, visitors can enjoy a 6-lane bowling alley and a restaurant with scenic summer terraces overlooking the Gulf of Gdańsk.
