Pomerania

This article is about the historical region in Poland. For the voivoidship, see Pomeranian Voivodship. For the state in Germany, see Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Pomerania is a region in Poland. The far western part of it is a part of Germany. Regions Kuyavia-Pomerania Pomeranian Voivodship West Pomerania Cities Bydgoszcz — one of the capitals often called "Little Berlin" because of the beautiful Art-Nouveau, Neo-Baroque and Eclecticist architecture Gdańsk — one of the old, beautiful European cities, right on the Baltic coast. Although it was destroyed in World War II, it has been perfectly rebuilt. The city is a good departure point to the many sea resorts along the north coast. Gdynia — a big city at the Back of Gdańsk with a sandy beach a huge harbour and of of the biggest aquariums in Europe Koszalin Sopot — spa at the Baltic Coast Szczecin — one of the most important cities in Pomerania since the Middle Ages. An enormous harbour, monuments and old parks in the centre, museums, etc. Torun — one of the capitals of and after Kraków the city with the most sites to visit in Poland; famous for its son Nicolaus Copernicus and the its medival gingerbread called katarzynki Other destinations Drawa National Park — national park protecting the widelife of the river Drawa Malbork Castle — a beautiful huge Brick Gothic castle, the largest one in Europe Słowiński National Park — national park at the sea with the biggest dunes in Europe Usedom — island in the Baltic Sea shared with Germany Wolin National Park — national park protecting the widelife of the Island Wolin Understand Talk Get in Get around See Itineraries Do Eat Drink Stay safe Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!