Top Rated Attractions in Sopot

If adrenaline is your favourie thing then you should definitely pay a visit to Kolibki Adventure Park. Sprawled on a couple square miles of a former motocross track, this venue offers many attractions to those addicted to thrill - zorbing, bungee jumping, quads, off road tracks,ropes courses and a climbing wall are only a part of the attractions awaiting you here. If you are not into this kind of thing, you can jsut rent a space for a picnic. Organised group events available.

Długie Pobrzeżę is one of the more characteristic places in Gdńsk. It a long street with a canal in the middle, a rather rare sight even in the port city of Gdańsk. The famous Gates are located at Długie Pobrzeżę, among them the Zielona and Złota Brama.

Bound by the glorious church of St. Mary on one side and the Mariacka Gate on the other, the beautifully cobbled Mariacka Street enchants one and all with its old world charm. A part of the historic Old Town of Gdansk, the street is marked by a number of stately structures with decorative porches spilling onto the street, thus, giving an intimate feel to the Mariacka Street. The florid engravings of religious symbols and patrician scenes are genuinely mesmerizing, especially for the first time visitors. Further accentuating its charm are a number of cafes as well as jewelery shops selling amber and silver who strut their wares on the cobbled pathways along the street. Such is the historic charm of the street that it comes as a surprise to many that the street was completely destroyed during the World War II and was painstakingly reinstated to its primeval Gothic style. The street is a must visit if you plan to visit this part of the city.

Shrouded in profound antiquity, the majestic Royal Way chronicles Warsaw’s historic legacy with as much poise and panache as it did centuries ago. Sprawling along the winding River Vistula, this heritage waterfront expanse was much frequented by the Polish royalty who traversed the picturesque Długa Street, while on their way from the capital; they would enter the city from the Upland Gate, where they would be welcomed with the key to the city. Continuing along the Golden Gate, they would then cruise down the Long Street and Long Market, to the Green Gate, bypassing the famed and fervent Neptune Fountain. Commanding much historical significance and architectural dignity, this 500-meter (1640 feet) stretch has gone down in Polish history as a majestic processional route. What was once the nucleus of royal Polish travels, stands today as a vibrant home of teeming cafes and bistros, making it a truly remarkable walk to remember for its curious and awed patrons.

Originally built in wood, the Gdańsk Oliwa Cathedral is famous for being the 'longest church' in Poland due to the height of its beautiful structure. Acclaimed for its Baroque interiors (built during renovation), this cathedral is an architectural masterpiece and a popular tourist spot. Apart from the grandeur of its interiors, the cathedral is also known for the organ it houses: the instrument features angels and stars and it's sound quality is sure to keep visitors engaged.This cathedral was initially founded in 1186 and the present day structure represents the combination of Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque style of architecture.