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Władysławowo [1] is a city in Pomorskie in Poland at the beginning of the Hel Peninsula. In the early 17th century the Polish king Władysław IV built the Polish Navy in Władysławowo.

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[edit] By plane

• The international Lech Walesa airport in Gdańsk [2] or the international Szczecin-Goleniow airport [3].

[edit] By car

From Gdańsk or Szczecin by the route E28 to Reda and than just north to the coast.

[edit] By train

• See PKP [4]

[edit] By bus

• See PKS [5]

[edit] Get around

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• Family Inn Pensjonat Anna Dettlaff‎, Brzozowa 21, 608-086-595‎
• Pensjonat Wojciech [6] tel. 58 67 420 67, tel. 602 369 305; ul. Łąkowa 5
• Władysławowo Noclegi nad morzem [7]

[edit] Get out

[edit] Gdansk Bay

• Gdańsk with a beautiful old town and the biggest Gothic brick church worldwide.
• Sopot with the longest European wooden pier.
• Gdynia with the biggest Baltic port.
• Puck

[edit] Vistula Bay

• medieval town of Elbląg.
• sea resort and medieval town of Frombork with the grave of Nicolaus Copernicus.
• sea resort Kadyny

[edit] Kashubian Coast

• Slowinski National Park with the biggest dunes in Europe.
• sea resort Rowy
• sea resort Łeba
• sea resort Jastrzebia Gora
• sea resort Rozewie

[edit] On the Hel Peninsula

• sea resort Chałupy
• sea resort Jastarnia
• sea resort Jurata
• sea resort Hel

[edit] On the Vistula Peninsula

• sea resort Krynica Morska

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