A family adventure in the heart of Sopot! Potyczki is a place where children, parents, and grandparents can have fun together – without boredom or waiting. Among other things, you'll find: 40 arcade machines, three karaoke rooms, two shuffleboards, and a bar serving drinks and snacks.

A unique café and playroom for families with children. A warm cup of coffee or tea for mom or dad while the child plays? Sounds perfect? Be sure to check out Dzikawka!

During the tour of the hall, the guide will talk about interesting issues related to the construction of the Arena, provide interesting facts about the life of the hall and the events taking place there, as well as explain the principles of operation of this type of facility.  

Forest Opera, a truly extraordinary venue nestled in the heart of a magnificent forest. 

KartCenter in Sopot is one of the largest and most modern go-kart tracks in Poland. It's great fun for anyone over 1.30 meters tall who wants to feel like an F1 driver. Karting teaches strategy, composure, and precision behind the wheel.

Kolejowy Odjazd in Sopot is an incredible treat for kids of all ages, including those 30+. A miniature railway route stretching over 1,000 meters runs through the charming, green heart of Sopot.

Want a moment to wind down? Look no further – the sauna on the beach at 5 Hestii Street in Sopot is just what you need. Located just 80 meters away from the Baltic Sea, our dry saunas will relax your muscles and clear your head. Enjoy them alone, with friends or in a larger group.

Mamma Mia Cafe is the only cafe in Poland combining the possibility of tasting healthy brine with the best crafts of Polish and French confectionery and the Italian art of making ice cream. And all this with a beautiful view of the bay and pier!

Our meringues are baked daily on-site by hand, leisurely, and using the finest ingredients. Each one is made according to an original recipe created by the chef with heart, intuition, and a keen eye for flavor balance.

Polska Kiełbasa® is supposedly the best sausage in Poland in the form of hot dogs, which will surprise you every time with their unusual combination of flavors! The entire concept was created by chef Szymon Czerwiński.

We invite you on a journey to a unique place where, among the most beautiful Sopot scenery, you can taste Polish cuisine enriched with the influence of the latest culinary trends.

Polskie Smaki Restaurant is the only place in Sopot that will welcome you with a beautiful direct view of the pier and unique decor with elements of what is most important here - Kashubian tradition. Taking care of the smallest details of our dishes, we try to present delicious Kashubian cuisine in a modern version.

Słona Woda Restaurant is a place for everyone seeking exquisite dishes based on carefully crafted recipes and regional products, served with refined techniques.

Tapas de Rucola combines the form of a Spanish tapas bar with a multicultural one cuisine created by the Rucoli team.

Grodzisko, an archaeological open-air museum in Sopot, is a charmingly located open-air museum. On the hill there is a reconstructed stronghold, i.e. an early medieval defensive settlement, and by the pond - a modern exhibition pavilion presenting the oldest archaeological monuments of Sopot.

We invite you to the Tourist Information Point of the Sopot Tourist Organization. You can buy souvenirs and gadgets with Sopot motifs, including: sweatshirts, T-shirts, mugs with a tea infuser, teas, board games, mascots, washable tattoos for children, maps of Sopot with stickers for children, magnets and much more!

The picturesque Lighthouse is located right next to the Sopot pier. It has an extraordinary history that began at the beginning of the 20th century.

The Sopot Museum was established in February 2001. A historic, eclectic villa located in a garden right next to the Sopot beach was chosen as the seat of the newly established facility.  

The Pirate Ship offers 40-minute cruises on the Bay of Gdańsk, during which you can visit the Tricity from the water. Cruises start and end in Sopot, at the Pier. There is a bar called U Rogera and a restaurant on board.  

The longest wooden pier in Europe is one of the most popular Polish recreational and relaxation facilities, an undeniable showcase of the city of Sopot. It consists of two parts - land and wooden. There is a marina at the end of the pier.

In exhibition halls with a total area of ​​1,200 m2 The State Art Gallery organizes exhibitions of contemporary and traditional art, presenting various artistic phenomena.