99 miejsc. Gdynia

Gdynia is a city with a history that spans less than a century, yet it has been a significant pride of Poland since before World War II. It captivates with its distinctive architecture and strategic location, drawing in numerous tourists each year. Visitors are charmed by the historic villas and tenement houses and find it essential to stroll along the prominent Świętojańska Street and explore the picturesque corners of Kamienna Góra.

The city's unique modernist architecture and its charming spots have been beautifully captured in the photographs of Rafał Tomczyk. His images reflect the enduring allure of Gdynia and highlight its modern-day icons, such as the towering Sea Towers, the Pomeranian Science and Technology Park, and the Gdynia Film Center. The album also includes other renowned landmarks, like the Cotton House, the former ZUS office building, and key locations associated with the Baltic Sea, such as the old Sea Station and the South Pier.

Accompanying each featured location are essential historical notes, detailing their original and current names, the designers involved, and the years of initial construction and any potential reconstructions. These descriptions are offered in multiple languages, including Polish, English, German, Swedish, and Russian, making the album a comprehensive showcase of Gdynia, truly the "City from the Sea."