It will not be long when people enjoying evening walks along the beaches of Tricity can hear sounds produced by a unique musical instrument called sealencium. It is going to be a phenomenon accompanied by illuminations visible on the horizon on the Gdańsk Bay, as well as by sounds of traditional Kashubian long bugles.

The Mechowska cave is one of the most precious natural monuments in the Gdańsk Pomerania. This small, scouring cave is the only of its kind in Poland and in the Northern Europe. It was discovered in 1818. The length of the corridor is 61 meters, of which only a small fragment nearby the entrance is open to visitors - the most interesting part of the final chamber is only accessible to cavers due to narrow passages and the risk of collapsing. Therefore the traced route can be called the shortest underground tourist route in Poland.

The trolley is an unusual, but original, having this peculiar  "something", vehicle. It moves along a railway track, and is usually driven by human muscle power. Using it can be compared to operating the manual fire pump, but there are also foot and motor versions. The fun is amazing and is almost the same as in the cowboy westerns experience.

In an extraordinary Native American museum, you can see real Tomahawks, the pipe of peace and wigwams. The Museum is named after the Sat-Okha, a Long Feather - Stanisław Supłatowicz, an Indian born and raised in the original forests of Canada, a former soldier in the National Army and a writer.

A small lighthouse near the entrance to the port in Ustka at the end of the promenade. The building was constructed in 1892 as a tower next to the building designed as a piloting station on account of the very difficult sailing conditions on entering the port in unfavourable weather. The lighthouse is 22.3 metres high and the range of its light is 18 nautical miles. The lighthouse was not damaged during the Second World War and it is open to visitors.

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The lighthouse is located on a high sand-dune in the Słowiński National Park between Rowy and Łeba. The lighthouse was built in 1872-75. On account of its inaccessibility from the landward side, the building materials were brought in on barges and unloaded on the beach on a specially constructed jetty.

One of the least accessible and at the same time one of the most beautiful lighthouses on the Polish coast. It has been in operation since 1906. Earlier on this site there was a sound signal, which was dismantled and, since 1950, has served as the foundation for the lighthouse in Jastarnia.

A lighthouse has functioned in this place since the Middle Ages. In 1827 there was built a tower for a lighthouse, which survived until September 1939 when it was blown up by the defenders of Hel in order to remove what was in effect a good reference point for the gunners of the battleship “Schleswig-Holstein”, which was bombarding the peninsula. The current lighthouse was built in 1942. It is 41.7 metres in height and the range of its light is 18 nautical miles. It is open to visitors.

Not everyone knows that in this popular resort there is also a lighthouse. It is in fact the rebuilt chimney of the Balneological Institute, on which there is an automatic navigational light with a range of 17 nautical miles. The tower, which is 30 metres high, was built in 1903-4. There is an admission fee – entrance is from the side of the pier.

The lighthouse in Krynica Morska was built in 1895. It was 19 metres high and its interesting architecture corresponded with the atmosphere of the holiday resort of Kahlberg, which was what the town was called before the Second World War. On account of its location on a high sand-dune, its height above sea level was some 48 metres.

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