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A 28m high lighthouse built in 1893. It features a time ball which was used to synchronize clocks on ships.
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Park with many information panels about the first battle of World War II that took place here in September 1939. You can also see disused bunkers and a crumbled command-post, as well as a large monument to those who fought in the battle. From the monument you have a view of the Nowy Port area and the lighthouse. The bus ride also takes you past the enormous (now defunct) shipyards.
Twierdza Wisłoujście
Another quite crowded beach located bit closer to centre, behind large city park. Contains abundant leisure facilities and a pier (mentioned in See section above).
A nice white-painted wooden pier. There is a small restaurant and an ice cream parlour.
A statue of the author Günter Grass, who was born in Gdańsk, facing his famous character Oskar Matzerath from The Tin Drum. Installed in October 2015, six months after his death, and on his 88th anniversary.
The most crowded beach in Gdańsk not far from Oliwa district and close to Sopot. Abundant leisure facilities and many places to get your fish or ice cream.