The ship-museum "Sołdek." Branch of the National Maritime Museum — Attraction in Gdansk

Sołdek in Gdańsk is a must-visit for anyone interested in maritime history. This historic ship, docked on the Motława River, was the first seagoing ship built in Poland after World War II, and today it serves as a floating museum. The ship offers a fascinating glimpse into Poland's shipbuilding heritage and the life of sailors during that time.

Walking through the decks and various rooms, you can explore the engine room, crew quarters, and even the captain's bridge. The exhibits are well-maintained, and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly, making it an educational and enjoyable experience. The location, right by the Polish Maritime Museum, makes it easy to combine with a visit to other...

This is a very nice self-contained element of the Maritime Museum dealing with the history of ship building at the Gdynia Shipyards aswell as the history of service of this Cargo ship carrying Coal & Iron Ore around Europe. It was launched in 1948 and decommissioned on 30th December 1980, serving 32 years. I normally prefer Naval Vessels as there's more to see inside the ship. As a cargo ship alot of the internal space is empty, but this constitutes the museum which also has models of many ships made at Gdynia. The crews quarters; Gally, Cabins etc can still be seen aswell as the boiler/engine room. Also good views from the deck of...

First seagoing ship built in the Polish shipyard after the Second World War. It used to be coal and ore freighter. Currently the ship is moored in front of the granaries as a part of National Maritime Museum collection. Visitors can access engine room, officers and sailors cabin and the bridge. #letsguide, #poland, #gdansk, #visitgdansk, #oldtown, #river, #motława, #motlawariver, #ołowianka, #greatviews, #waterfront, #museum, #ship, #secongworldwar, #nationalmaritimemuseum, #touristattraction, #landmark,...