baltic sea

Poland is a paradise for nature lovers. Well managed holiday resorts and wild, desolate places await the more demanding and adventure seeking guests alike. Collect some information about landscape and geographical regions in Poland.

• tatra mountains
• geography of poland
• masurian lakes
• baltic sea

Poland is surrounded by seven neighbors. The country has many natural borders such as rivers, mountains and Baltic Sea. The longest border, between Poland and Slovakia stretches for almost 800 km.

• polish neighbours
• poland's borders
• baltic sea

Gdańsk is a city of almost a half-milion population. It is situated by the Baltic Sea. The city is modern and rapidly developing, but at the same time charming and quiet because of an amazing Old Town, historical houses by Motława river and wide,...

• neptun fountain
• north poland
• tri-city
• gdansk

Gdynia is the youngest holiday resort of the Tri-city area. There are many restaurants and shops in the modern city center, plenty of nice beaches and wonderful cliffs in Orłowo district. The most interesting parts of the city are Kościuszko squar...

• north poland
• gdynia
• tri-city
• cliff in orłowo

Słowiński National Park is famous chiefly for its shifting dunes, which form one of the largest areas of moving sand in Europe. Winds ripple their surface, forming elongated waves, parabolic dykes, mounds, hills and troughs.

• słowiński national park
• north poland
• baltic sea

The Baltic Sea is a shallow sea with numerous bays and islands. It is connected with the North Sea in the west. Mostly it is surrounded by land, very much like the Mediterranean Sea. The biggest harbor of the Baltic Sea is Sankt Petersburg and the...

• north poland
• gdańsk
• baltic sea

A remarkable engineering achievement, the Ostórda-Elbląg Canal (built 1848-1876) is one of the most scenic waterways in Europe.

• north poland
• elbkąg
• ostróda-elbląg canal
• baltic sea