Pier in Sopot

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Sopot Pier in Gdansk is an absolute gem of a destination that should not be missed. The pier's breathtaking views of the Baltic Sea and the lively atmosphere make it an unforgettable experience. Strolling along the wooden structure, with its charming cafes and souvenir shops, creates a sense of nostalgia and relaxation. Whether you visit during the bustling summer months or the more serene off-season, Sopot Pier offers a delightful escape. Watching the sunset from the end of the pier is truly magical, making it a perfect spot for romantic moments or serene reflection. The combination of nature's beauty and the vibrant atmosphere of Sopot creates an ideal balance for a day of leisure. If you're in Gdansk, a visit to Sopot Pier is a must-do, and you won't be disappointed.

Deepak KalaDeepak Kala

Beautiful place for rest! Sitting on bench, listening to the sound of the waves and watching breathtaking sea landscapes is beyond price! There are often a lot of people, but if you're lucky, you can enjoy this place without crowds. Crowds of people, not birds. Birds are always there hahaha! Seagulls, thunderbirds, pigeons, ducks, sparrows, swifts, crows and even swans live there! But don't feed them with bread! Bread kills birds!!!! There is restoraunt in the end of pier designed as ship! Btw, little sailboats moor to this pier, so you can watch this interesting process! I think, this place is necessarily to visit if you're in Trójmiasto!

Максим ЄфименкоМаксим Єфименко

Wonderful Pier with a scenic view to the baltic sea. Nice stores and toilets are there aswell. In addition there are some boat tours you can book. You have to buy a ticket to get on the pier, but just for 1 time. The ticket you bought is just for 1 entry and you have to buy another if you like to go on it again. This is a pity because I think that many people would like to go a second time on the pier but wouldn't buy a new whole ticket. Maybe there could be bit better solution for the. The second think is that I think, the managemant could repair some parts of the walk or the railing. Color is breaking away and planks are sometimes damaged. For this entry price I expect a "safe" one. Other Piers in other cities are free-entry. The staff helps you by questions and by getting on it.

ColinColin

The pier itself makes for a nice stroll with amazing views of the beach and water. A lot of soaring birds. The birds are not in the least scared of people, they occasionally land on the pier right next to people. They were minding their own business when we visited though ☺️ There's a fee (9 PLN) to walk on the actual pier, but we found it worth it. It's free to walk on the beach on either side of the pier, and to visit all the small booths that sells jewelry, knickknacks, souvenirs and snacks. The beach is full of seashells in the sand 🙂 A lot of nice waves and wind when we visited, perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing

Jessica EngstromJessica Engstrom

🇺🇦Відстань від Гданська до Сопота 12 хвилин на поїзді, дуже швидко . Йти пішки від станції залізничної Sopot 15 хвилин непоспішним кроком. Мені дуже сподобалась набережна, одна з самих гарних у Польщі .Перед набережною є ринок сувенірів, в цей раз ми потрапили на ярмарку мінералів , де можно було купити справжні браслети з природними камінцями . Вихід на пірс є платний, він коштував 10 злотих, але це мала ціна за такі враження, він дуже дуже довгий і можно зробити гарні фотографії. Також там є відплив туристичних кораблів які ведуть до центра Гданська (приблизно 100 злотих і їдуть вони 4 рази на день, ми не встигли, тому це просто як додаткова інформація ) також на березі біля набережної є купа місць де можно перекусити і випити каву чи коктейль . 🇵🇱 Odległość z Gdańska do Sopotu to 12 minut pociągiem, bardzo szybko. Spacerem z dworca kolejowego w Sopocie 15 minut spokojnym tempem. Nabrzeże bardzo mi się podobało, przed nabrzeżem znajduje się targ z pamiątkami, tym razem trafiliśmy na targ minerałów, gdzie można było kupić prawdziwe bransoletki z kamieniami naturalnymi. Wejście na molo jest płatne, kosztuje 10 zł, ale to niewielka cena jak za takie przeżycie, jest bardzo, bardzo długie i można zrobić dobre zdjęcia. Odpływają także statki turystyczne, które kursują do centrum Gdańska (ok. 100 zł i pływają 4 razy dziennie, nie mieliśmy czasu, więc to tak w ramach dodatkowej informacji) także na brzegu przy nabrzeżu tam jest wiele miejsc, w których można coś przekąsić i napić się kawy lub koktajlu.

Vlada VladimirovnaVlada Vladimirovna

Biggest wooden Pier in Europe and quite massive. As we come towards beach, pier we can see the crowd thronging this place but once in pier, we don't feel the same crowd thanks to the size of this pier which can accomodate lots of people. Must visit place in Sopot and main attraction of Sopot and something unmissable. There are lot of spots where we can take pics. There is also an restaurant in the middle of pier. In summers there is an entry ticket of 9zl and there would queues for buying tickets.

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Plac Zdrojowy 2, 81-723 Sopot, Poland

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The Sopot Pier is the pier in the city of Sopot, Poland on the Gdańsk Bay, built as a pleasure pier and as a mooring point for cruise boats. It first opened in 1827, and at 511.5 metres, the pier is the longest wooden pier in Europe.

Sopot Pier in Gdansk is an absolute gem of a destination that should not be missed. The pier's breathtaking views of the Baltic Sea and the lively atmosphere make it an unforgettable experience. Strolling along the wooden structure, with its charming cafes and souvenir shops, creates a sense of nostalgia and relaxation. Whether you visit during the bustling summer months or the more serene off-season, Sopot Pier offers a delightful escape. Watching the sunset from the end of the pier is truly magical, making it a perfect spot for romantic moments or serene reflection. The combination of nature's beauty and the vibrant atmosphere of Sopot creates an ideal balance for a day of leisure. If you're in Gdansk, a visit to Sopot Pier is a must-do, and you won't be disappointed.

Deepak KalaDeepak Kala

Beautiful place for rest! Sitting on bench, listening to the sound of the waves and watching breathtaking sea landscapes is beyond price! There are often a lot of people, but if you're lucky, you can enjoy this place without crowds. Crowds of people, not birds. Birds are always there hahaha! Seagulls, thunderbirds, pigeons, ducks, sparrows, swifts, crows and even swans live there! But don't feed them with bread! Bread kills birds!!!! There is restoraunt in the end of pier designed as ship! Btw, little sailboats moor to this pier, so you can watch this interesting process! I think, this place is necessarily to visit if you're in Trójmiasto!

Максим ЄфименкоМаксим Єфименко

Wonderful Pier with a scenic view to the baltic sea. Nice stores and toilets are there aswell. In addition there are some boat tours you can book. You have to buy a ticket to get on the pier, but just for 1 time. The ticket you bought is just for 1 entry and you have to buy another if you like to go on it again. This is a pity because I think that many people would like to go a second time on the pier but wouldn't buy a new whole ticket. Maybe there could be bit better solution for the. The second think is that I think, the managemant could repair some parts of the walk or the railing. Color is breaking away and planks are sometimes damaged. For this entry price I expect a "safe" one. Other Piers in other cities are free-entry. The staff helps you by questions and by getting on it.

ColinColin

The pier itself makes for a nice stroll with amazing views of the beach and water. A lot of soaring birds. The birds are not in the least scared of people, they occasionally land on the pier right next to people. They were minding their own business when we visited though ☺️ There's a fee (9 PLN) to walk on the actual pier, but we found it worth it. It's free to walk on the beach on either side of the pier, and to visit all the small booths that sells jewelry, knickknacks, souvenirs and snacks. The beach is full of seashells in the sand 🙂 A lot of nice waves and wind when we visited, perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing

Jessica EngstromJessica Engstrom

🇺🇦Відстань від Гданська до Сопота 12 хвилин на поїзді, дуже швидко . Йти пішки від станції залізничної Sopot 15 хвилин непоспішним кроком. Мені дуже сподобалась набережна, одна з самих гарних у Польщі .Перед набережною є ринок сувенірів, в цей раз ми потрапили на ярмарку мінералів , де можно було купити справжні браслети з природними камінцями . Вихід на пірс є платний, він коштував 10 злотих, але це мала ціна за такі враження, він дуже дуже довгий і можно зробити гарні фотографії. Також там є відплив туристичних кораблів які ведуть до центра Гданська (приблизно 100 злотих і їдуть вони 4 рази на день, ми не встигли, тому це просто як додаткова інформація ) також на березі біля набережної є купа місць де можно перекусити і випити каву чи коктейль . 🇵🇱 Odległość z Gdańska do Sopotu to 12 minut pociągiem, bardzo szybko. Spacerem z dworca kolejowego w Sopocie 15 minut spokojnym tempem. Nabrzeże bardzo mi się podobało, przed nabrzeżem znajduje się targ z pamiątkami, tym razem trafiliśmy na targ minerałów, gdzie można było kupić prawdziwe bransoletki z kamieniami naturalnymi. Wejście na molo jest płatne, kosztuje 10 zł, ale to niewielka cena jak za takie przeżycie, jest bardzo, bardzo długie i można zrobić dobre zdjęcia. Odpływają także statki turystyczne, które kursują do centrum Gdańska (ok. 100 zł i pływają 4 razy dziennie, nie mieliśmy czasu, więc to tak w ramach dodatkowej informacji) także na brzegu przy nabrzeżu tam jest wiele miejsc, w których można coś przekąsić i napić się kawy lub koktajlu.

Vlada VladimirovnaVlada Vladimirovna

Biggest wooden Pier in Europe and quite massive. As we come towards beach, pier we can see the crowd thronging this place but once in pier, we don't feel the same crowd thanks to the size of this pier which can accomodate lots of people. Must visit place in Sopot and main attraction of Sopot and something unmissable. There are lot of spots where we can take pics. There is also an restaurant in the middle of pier. In summers there is an entry ticket of 9zl and there would queues for buying tickets.

KarthikKarthik

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