From the north, Sopot borders on Gdynia, a modern port city whose inhabitants are among the happiest in Poland.
Gdynia is one of the youngest cities in Poland, it is part of the Tricity agglomeration and serves as an important port on the Baltic coast. The plan to transform a small fishing village into an important port appeared in the interwar period, when the situation in Gdańsk was uncertain for the Polish authorities.
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- Kosciuszko Square
- Aquarium
- Seaside boulevard
- City Beach
- Swietojanska Street
- Dar Pomorza - sailing ship museum
- ORP Blyskawica - museum ship (the oldest -surviving destroyer - a World War II veteran and the only Allied combat ship that actively participated in operations throughout the war)
- Pier and cliff in Orlowo
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Polish rugby club based in Gdynia. Four-time Polish Champion. The club's home ground is the National Rugby Stadium.
