Grand Hotel is on the right on the beach of Sopot, could be nicely admired from pier. It is art deco style structure, functioning from 1927. As it is written at advertisements, it has its own casino, private beach, indoors swimming pool and so on. Actually such hotel shows the richness and popularity of resort.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
This small church was built at 1870 and dated as the oldest on in Sopot resort. I have’t been inside it, I think they open it only during mass time. There are newly built chapel and (maybe) monastery just nearby it.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
One of reasons travelers visit Sopot is a long pier, it is 511 meters long and is longest one in Baltic region. Pier was built by initiative Napoleon’s army doctor in 1827, pier had numerous renovations. Visitors gather here to see gulf of Gdansk, to enjoy sunrises and sunsets.
When I was there I was suprised that I needed to pay to go on pier. It was about 2 zloty for adult.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
Lighhouse of Sopot is located just near famous pier of this town. It as completed to built at 1904 as a part of one spa complex. Construction is 25 meters high, actually don’t have big architectural value, but it is really worth to go up to see nice panoramas of town and seaside, as well the longest pier in Baltic coastline.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
Address: Pl. Zdrojowy
Crooked house is one of the most popular objects to see in Sopot. Construction that appeared in 2004 is not usual form due architect’s inspiration of fairytale illustrations (fairytale author Jan Marcin Szancer) and drawings (author Per Dahlberg).
Thinking generally, people are so dependent and so used for standard forms (it could be building, car, spoon or other object), that if something different appears, it makes positive or negative impression. A crooked house is one of examples to raise popularity of Sopot resort town.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
Address: Haffnera 6
St. George’s Church stands on former Sopot market place. It was designed by architect from Potsdam L. von Tiedermann and built in 1899-1901. From its construction moment till 1945 church was Evangelist, later became Catholic after reincorporation into deep – Catholic country of Poland.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
Address: Konstytucji 3 Maja
I was surprised about the name of Main Street of Sopot – it is street of Heroes of Monte Casino, or, in Polish language, Bohaterów Monte Cassino. At first I was thinking it is associated with Casino games, that usually popular in relaxation places, but later I got to know it is remain of World War II.
Actually the name of street represents events in Monte Cassino, in Italy, when united forces of British, French, US, North African, New Zealand, and Polish troops won the battle against Germans on Monte Casino hill, where old monastery stood. Polish were first to enter enemy zone.
Street mostly consist of older nice looking houses (let say, Crooked house), street is full of souvenir sellers, tourists, cafés, small shops.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
Monciak is probably the most famous promenade in Poland. The name of the street is Bohaterow Monte Cassino (Monte Cassino's Heros). You may find many interesing places here. Many pubs, restaurants, bars, shops are located along the street.
Written Jan 12, 2009
This is a unique house becasue of its shapes. It is located along the main walk street called "Monciak". It was built in 2003 and remindes projects of famous Gaudi. Close to the house you may find many restaurants, bar and shops.
Written Jan 12, 2009
Sopot is famous for its pier. This is the longest wooden pier in Europe (more than 510 metres long and 10 metres wide). It is really imposing. This is a wonderful place to walk - alone or for a romantic walk with someone close. I visited Sopot during the winter time and the entry to the pier was free of charge but I could notice that there is information that you need to pay to enter the pier during the high season. And the walk seems to be no more romantic, than.:)
Written Jan 12, 2009
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Sopot is a small seaside resort on the Baltic Sea, between Gdansk and Gdynia, in the natural centre of the Tri-City's nearly one-million agglomeration, a place of rest and recreation, regarded as the...
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