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Things to do and places to eat in Gdynia


cube  2 | 39  
1 Feb 2007 /  #1
Hiya

Just wondering if anyone has any helpful tips on visiting Gdynia? Things to do or see? and whats a must see or other hints and tips! I'm going to be visiting soon, cant wait!
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
1 Feb 2007 /  #2
Things to do or see?

Pubs and night clubs, drinking pivo and vodka...
Jasiu  
2 Feb 2007 /  #3
helpful tips on visiting Gdynia?

get on a train to sopot...
Giles  
5 Feb 2007 /  #4
and drink pivo and vodka there:)
OP cube  2 | 39  
6 Feb 2007 /  #5
Thanks guys, I'm very good at drinking Piwo and Vodka. I can even order it myself with my limited Polsku skills :)

I have been to Sopot and Gdansk before, but i never made it to Gdynia last time, so i want to see what i missed out on last time
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
6 Feb 2007 /  #6
but i never made it to Gdynia last time, so i want to see what i missed out on last time

the general rule of thumb seems to be dont bother... and you wont be missing anything...
OP cube  2 | 39  
6 Feb 2007 /  #7
Ahh i was told it was very pretty.... but hey I'm still gonna have fun anyway ....
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
6 Feb 2007 /  #8
but hey I'm still gonna have fun anyway ....

lol - i hope you do...

... but pretty...?
OP cube  2 | 39  
6 Feb 2007 /  #9
but pretty...?

haha... one of my friends said i missed out not going to Gdynia last time. They said it had nice Architecture and sea front etc... maybe they where joking me...
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
6 Feb 2007 /  #10
They said it had nice Architecture and sea front etc...

ok - so there's not a bad beach and one or two nice houses down towards the seafront but the city is significantly less than 1OO yrs old and alot of it is just the typical concrete slab that you tend to get... at least thats the impression i get as i drive thru... i dont know of anything there that you could compare to sopot or gdansk old town... let me know if you see different!
OP cube  2 | 39  
6 Feb 2007 /  #11
let me know if you see different!

Yes, i certainly will report back my findings from my expedition :)

Thanks
dasla  - | 52  
6 Feb 2007 /  #12
well hi all in. we are in sopot next weekend anyone out for a beer, hope to have a laugh in sopot next weekend.
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
6 Feb 2007 /  #13
we are in sopot next weekend anyone out for a beer,

yup... for sure... but at some point it will be *out for wodka* :)
dasla  - | 52  
6 Feb 2007 /  #14
yer good one polish vodka rules, but not the one with the grass in lol.
were will you be on thurs night the flat ive got is in sopot. best place to meet.?
canadiandude  
6 Feb 2007 /  #15
i am going to gdinya sometime this year.... i was wondering how the place is for partying, drinking, women, etc... what are some other things i should do when i get there..??? and what kind of craziness should i expect? any help?
Jasiu / BubbaW  
6 Feb 2007 /  #16
were will you be on thurs night the flat ive got is in sopot. best place to meet.?

are we talking this thursday or the following - im in sopot so could meet on monte casino...
Giles  
29 Oct 2007 /  #17
Merged: Visiting and restaurants to eat in Gdynia

My missus and I recently went on shopping trip to Gdynia the other week and we found a Greek restaurant called " Santorini" away, have been on holiday in the greek islands this summer we thought why not sample this place. Both of us thoroughly enjoyed the food. Now part way through eating my mousaka I bit on something hard.... having fished the offending "thing" out of my food, I discreetly called the waitress over and my missus quietly question what the UFO in my mousaka was. It turn out to be a chip of wood from one of the cooking utensils in the kitchen. Now neither of us wanted to make a fuss, since a) mistakes do happen and b) the food, and atmosphere was very nice. Too our surprise, after profuse apologies they brought us two deserts on the house and when the bill came the didn't charge for the Mousaka. This was service very professional. Actually we felt a little guilty at not being charge for the all the food since the place was agreeable, so we left them a larger than usual tip. Fantastic, so if anyone s in Gydnia and looking for a place to eat, although I'm not AA Gill, I highly recommend it.

It is on the main boulervard, not far from the war memorial and well sign posted.
Floripa  3 | 39  
12 Aug 2009 /  #18
I know this is very late to post this (just joined today) but just in case someone else reads this like I did, I'd just like to say that I've eaten in Santorini on numerous occasions and it's a great little restaurant and good value for money. In the summer it has a nice garden at the rear that works really well at night......try it you might be surprised.
isa  10 | 41  
12 Aug 2009 /  #19
FYI -

santorinigdynia.pl (in Polish)

gdansk-life.com/eat/restaurants_details/5-Santorini (in English)

Bon Appétit!

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