Outstanding air quality compared to Poland's largest cities.
For years, Gdynia has been among the top Polish cities in terms of residents' satisfaction with their place of residence.
A paradise for lovers of physical activity - countless trails for cyclists, runners and walkers, rich water sports opportunities.
Well-known sporting events: Ironman Gdynia, Gdynia Sailing Days, Red Bull Air Race.
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A rich cultural offering
A rich cultural offering - including Open'er Festival, Globaltica, Ladies' Jazz Festival, Gdynia Design Days, Polish Film Festival.
Gdynia designated a UNESCO "City of Film".
Well-known cultural venues: Musical Theatre, City Theatre, Gdynia City Museum, Emigration Museum, Experyment Science Centre, Gdynia Film Centre.
Gdynia Tourism: unique modernist architecture, Kościuszki Square with sailing ships and naval vessels, Gdynia Aquarium, promenade and beach, Kamienna Góra with funicular and sea views, Orłowo with pier, beach and picturesque cliff, countless restaurants and bars.
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Modern Gdynia, historic Gdańsk, resort Sopot
The Tri-City provides its residents with enormous diversity while forming one coherent organism.
For metropolitan residents, daily commuting between the cities is natural - to work, for shopping, cultural events, restaurants. For them, it is one city - without borders.
Driving from Gdynia city centre to Sopot city centre takes just fifteen minutes, and another fifteen to Gdańsk city centre.
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Gdynia is excellently connected
Gdańsk International Airport is 20 km away. Expressways S7, S6 and the only meridional motorway in Poland, the A1 - the Amber Motorway - provide convenient and fast access to most cities in Poland.
An extensive network of railway lines (SKM, PKM, PKP Intercity) connects Gdynia with all corners of the Tri-City metropolitan area, the airport and the rest of the country.
Gdynia is also an important seaport on the Baltic Sea and an attractive location for businesses and companies in the shipbuilding, logistics and transport sectors.
Perspectives
Broad perspectives
Ranked second among the most prospective developing cities worldwide for foreign direct investment - fDi Global Cities of the Future 2021/2022.
For years among the top in fDi Magazine rankings.
Together with Gdańsk and Sopot, ranked 4th in 2020 in the "Tech Cities of the Future" ranking - just behind London, Barcelona and Berlin.
Business
Business climate
Qualified workforce and a growing volume of modern office space.
Guaranteed quality of life in Gdynia attracts investors not only from the maritime sector.
The Pomeranian Science and Technology Park is a forge of innovation, often of global reach.