Gdynia
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Tourist attractions
Monument to the Victims of December 1970 (6 min)
Monument erected in 1993 commemorating casualties from the December 1970 Gdynia uprising.
Cross on Stone Hill (6 min)
Metal cross erected in 1935 atop Stone Hill in Gdynia.
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Gdynia (7 min)
Active Seventh-day Adventist congregation and place of worship in Gdynia.
Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński Memorial (9 min)
Memorial dedicated to Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, influential Polish Church leader.
Polish Feature Film Festival Memorial (9 min)
Memorial established in 1999 marking Gdynia's iconic Polish Feature Film Festival.
Jan Radtke Plaque (12 min)
Plaque marking the residence of Jan Radtke, Gdynia's first Polish mayor, installed in 1988.
Monument to Polish Navy (12 min)
Historical monument dedicated to Poland's naval heritage in Gdynia.
Leonid Teliga Memorial (13 min)
Memorial dedicated to Leonid Teliga, notable figure in Gdynia's history.
Burza, Błyskawica, Grom, Wicher Memorial (1 km)
Memorial honoring four Polish naval destroyers from World War II.
Antoni Abraham Monument (1.1 km)
Public artwork commemorating Antoni Abraham in Gdynia's central area.