Beyond the coastline stretches the picturesque Kashubian region, known for its rolling hills, forests and crystal-clear lakes. It’s a perfect setting for weekend trips, outdoor sports, and peaceful everyday life surrounded by nature. The diversity of landscapes makes Pomerania ideal for people who value both the city and the outdoors.
The region is also a strong economic hub, with thriving sectors such as maritime industries, logistics, IT, research, and creative services. Excellent transport links — including an international airport, major seaports and well-connected rail networks — make it easy to travel within Poland and across Europe.
Pomerania stands out as a family-friendly place to live. High-quality education, safe neighbourhoods, numerous parks, recreational facilities and easy access to nature create comfortable conditions for children and adults alike. Whether you prefer a seaside apartment, a suburban home or a lakeside retreat, the region offers a wide range of lifestyle options, all within short distance.
Tricity
Gdańsk
A vibrant city rich in history, culture, and beautifully preserved architecture. Gdańsk delights with its colourful Main Town, charming streets, and the iconic Neptune Fountain. In winter, the city becomes especially atmospheric — perfect for walks along the Motława River, cosy cafés, and inspiring visits to the European Solidarity Centre. An ideal destination for museum lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a lively student-friendly environment.
Sopot
Known as the spa and leisure capital of the Tricity, Sopot charms visitors with its famous wooden pier — the longest in Europe — and vibrant nightlife. Winter brings a calmer, relaxing atmosphere: enjoy the Sopot Spa, cosy seaside restaurants, or peaceful walks along the beach. A perfect destination for those who value wellness, relaxation, and a lively social scene.
Gdynia
A young, modern city with a strong maritime spirit, Gdynia is known for Kościuszko Square, the historic ORP Błyskawica warship, and the Maritime Museum. In winter, it offers plenty to explore — from the Gdynia Aquarium to distinctive modernist architecture and vibrant cultural events. An ideal choice for students and anyone who enjoys a contemporary atmosphere and close connection to the sea.
