Gdynia was once a small fishing village with only a few houses but has now grown into a city on the Baltic Sea coast of Poland. It has beaches, parks, and cultural sites like its city museum and aquarium museum. The national colors of white and red represent the blood and pride with which Poland fought for its independence, and today Gdynia is led by the popular President Wojciech Szczurek.

1. Thisistheemblem of our city - Gdynia Our national colours are white and red – theyreprsentblood and pride we had to have to fight for ourindependence

2. Gdynia was once a fishermenvillage. Therewereonlyfewhouses, no roads, no shops and no officialbuildings

3. Old pictures of Gdynia

4. Todayonly a few of the old villagehousesstillexist They are themuseumsinwhichyoucanseehow life was inthe past

5. We are atthesea and lovespending time on ourbeaches and close to thewater inautumn insummer inwinter

6. Theboulevard

7. Kościuszko Square Thisisourmainwalking and entertainment areawithgeminimultiplexcentre on theleft

8. Beach view

9. Kamienna Góra – residential district

10. Our city hall Thepresident of our city – Wojciech Szczurek He is a very popular person inthe city – charismatic and creative.

11. Themain street of our city

12. The city museum

13. Aquariummuseum

14. Bird’seyeview