Gdynia in Poland: Why a Trip to the UNESCO World Heritage City Now Pays Off
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Perfect for the next short break: 100 years ago Poland made the fishing village of Gdynia a modern port city. Now it was awarded by Unesco for its pioneering architecture.
While Gdansk is known for its historic brick architecture, the neighboring town of Gdynia scores with cool elegance. Now Unesco has officially declared the modernist city centre on the Polish coast a World Heritage Site.
Gdansk is 1000 years old and a magnet for tourists from all over the world. The city of Gdynia (Gdynia) just 20 kilometres away celebrates its 100th birthday. That's exactly what makes it a special charm. Now it has even been awarded a title.
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