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Place in Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland
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Władysławowo is a city in Pomorskie in Poland at the beginning of the Hel Peninsula. It is named after the Polish king Władysław IV who built a Polish Navy port here. Now it is popular seaside resort and a fishing harbour.
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Holiday house of general Józef Haller who used to spend summer vacation here during interwar period. Small museum containing souvenirs from era: military uniforms, summer fashion and furniture.
Władysławowo beach with all kinds of amenities including lifeguard, beach bars, deckchair rental, paid toilets and wooden walkway.
Large amusement park with all the usual attractions: observation mill, roller coaster, go-kart track, pontoon floats, crooked house, arcade and more. Also there are several themed sights based on popular children series.
By car
From Gdańsk or Szczecin by the route E28 to Reda and then just north to the coast.
By train
There are two stations, both rebuilt in the 2010s in an effort to modernize rail infrastructure.
By bus
Władysławowo is served by line 650 from Gdynia operated by PKS Gdynia roughly every hour. Bus station is located just by main train station.
A train station Władysławowo provides train service to Hel, Gdańsk, Gdynia and (especially in high season) other bigger cities in Poland.
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