From Egyptian mummies to medieval strongholds: a collection of centuries-old artifacts in the Renaissance Górka palace.

It is one of the largest and oldest museums in Poland. It houses rich collections of art from antiquity to Polish avant-garde art. Here you can admire The Beach in Pourville - the only painting by the Impressionist Claude Monet in the Polish collection.

A unique collection of utility items and a beautiful view of the city.

A treat for military enthusiasts: the extensive collection of weapons at the former Winiary Fort.

A museum journey to the time of the first mass protest of workers against the communist regime in Poland.

Porta Posnania is an interactive Cathedral Island history centre. The main attraction here is the multimedia exhibition telling the story of the Cathedral Island, the beginnings of the Polish State and the history of Poznań. 

Cafe Bistro is situated on the ground floor of the Emigration Museum in Gdynia and is part of the Mondo di Vinegre restaurant on the Museum’s 2nd floor. CAFE BISTRO serves delicious breakfasts and lunches with fresh produce every day, including salads, sandwiches, soup, homemade cake and desserts, and freshly squeezed juice.

The Experyment Science Centre is all about interactive exhibitions and creative experimentation. Here passions and a fascination with science are born. The Centre invites one and all to discover and learn about the world. Our shows, workshops and events will get you involved, teach and entertain. We love all kinds of questions. We love science!

The reconstruction of the Ancient Amber Trading Village and the Amber Route from the Period of Roman Influence in Pruszcz Gdański is a unique sightseeing and archaeological project in all of Poland.The result of this project is an extremely interesting object where you can not only relax, but also learn about life nearly two thousand years ago.

dynia Aquarium is an extraordinary place located in the center of the city, which transports each visitor to an extraordinary underwater world. Here you can see, among others, animals inhabiting distant regions of the world such as Africa or North America, but also those from the waters of the Atlantic or the local Baltic Sea.

Built in 2016, the Shipwreck Conservation Centre in Tczew, with its Studio Warehouse, is the newest branch of Gdańsk’s National Maritime Museum. This is one of the few places in Poland where you can learn about the olden techniques of building boats and ships, discover the history of Polish seamanship and see the museum restorers at work.