Molo w Sopocie on Postcard

"Sopot is one of Poland’s favorite leisure destinations, and Sopot Pier (Molo w Sopocie in Polish) is its center. An extension of lively Monte Cassino Street—Sopot’s entertainment, dining, and shopping promenade—the pier stretches over a third of a mile into the Bay of Gdańsk. Built in 1827 as part of the local harbor, it was reconstructed after the wars and renovated several times since, gradually becoming the fashionable leisure facility it is today. Since the very beginning, the pier has featured an international dimension—it was conceived by a Frenchman on Polish land belonging to the Kingdom of Prussia; became a popular destination for Europeans during the 19th and 20th centuries, thanks to railway and sea links; and continues to draw travelers from all over the world. When visiting today, you’ll hear several different languages being spoken, and see flags from various countries on the yachts moored on the side deck, which serves as the marina."

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Tadeusz Godlewski

Google

A beautiful pier and a must see if you are in Gdańsk or Sopot. Unfortunately it is paid and it costs 10 zloty to enter. However, after 20:00 it is free. This should not be a paid attraction in my own person opinion since it is just a public pier. Regardless, please do check it out. It is beautiful :)

Jenny Aiken

Google

We arrived in a warm cloudless autumn day. The views from the pier were stunning and the town itself was buzzing with activity.

Pokegemz

Google

Beautiful pier right in the center of Sopot Poland. Walking distance from many hotels and restaurants. The pier itself is very easy to access and you can buy tickets right in front at the office or there is a ticket booth kiosk right in front also. I would recommend to the management of the pier to replace some of the boards as there are many trip hazards. Also, I do not think you need to charge for the restroom as you already charge to enter the pier.

Helen Chernobel

Google

There is a lot of entertainment here, going out to sea on a pirate ship and on a simple pleasure boat and a high-speed attraction on a boat where you fly and jump on the waves. And there is a cafe here. Entrance to the pier costs 10 zl. So choose the entertainment first, and then go see the pier and take beautiful photos.

Carl

Google

Clean, well maintained area. The pier itself is cool just to hang out. There are places to eat and boats to rent or take trips on. The highlight is the beach area. Stretches for what seems like miles both side of the pier. Summer would be the best time, if you don't mind the crowds.

Debopriya Chakraborty

Google

Happens to be the longest wooden pier in entire Europe. Very minimal entry fee. So just get access and walk along the sea enjoying the pleasant sea breeze. Take a speed boat ride which is absolutely worth the money you pay. Definitely recommend.

Puja Kyryliuk

Google

Sopot Beach is a stunning and popular spot along Poland's Baltic coast, known for its beautiful views and lively atmosphere. Due to long entrance queues, it's best to buy tickets in advance. The beach features soft sand, clear waters, and vendors offering unique souvenirs, making it a memorable destination.. 🤍🤗

Michalis Papachristodoulou

Google

Decent pier, but I do not understand why we would need to pay to get access to it. Nothing special aside from its length, and there are no amenities or activities on the pier itself. Views from there are nice, but not worth the entry fee.

Tadeusz Godlewski

Google

A beautiful pier and a must see if you are in Gdańsk or Sopot. Unfortunately it is paid and it costs 10 zloty to enter. However, after 20:00 it is free. This should not be a paid attraction in my own person opinion since it is just a public pier. Regardless, please do check it out. It is beautiful :)

Jenny Aiken

Google

We arrived in a warm cloudless autumn day. The views from the pier were stunning and the town itself was buzzing with activity.

Pokegemz

Google

Beautiful pier right in the center of Sopot Poland. Walking distance from many hotels and restaurants. The pier itself is very easy to access and you can buy tickets right in front at the office or there is a ticket booth kiosk right in front also. I would recommend to the management of the pier to replace some of the boards as there are many trip hazards. Also, I do not think you need to charge for the restroom as you already charge to enter the pier.

Helen Chernobel

Google

There is a lot of entertainment here, going out to sea on a pirate ship and on a simple pleasure boat and a high-speed attraction on a boat where you fly and jump on the waves. And there is a cafe here. Entrance to the pier costs 10 zl. So choose the entertainment first, and then go see the pier and take beautiful photos.

Carl

Google

Clean, well maintained area. The pier itself is cool just to hang out. There are places to eat and boats to rent or take trips on. The highlight is the beach area. Stretches for what seems like miles both side of the pier. Summer would be the best time, if you don't mind the crowds.

Debopriya Chakraborty

Google

Happens to be the longest wooden pier in entire Europe. Very minimal entry fee. So just get access and walk along the sea enjoying the pleasant sea breeze. Take a speed boat ride which is absolutely worth the money you pay. Definitely recommend.

Puja Kyryliuk

Google

Sopot Beach is a stunning and popular spot along Poland's Baltic coast, known for its beautiful views and lively atmosphere. Due to long entrance queues, it's best to buy tickets in advance. The beach features soft sand, clear waters, and vendors offering unique souvenirs, making it a memorable destination.. 🤍🤗

Michalis Papachristodoulou

Google

Decent pier, but I do not understand why we would need to pay to get access to it. Nothing special aside from its length, and there are no amenities or activities on the pier itself. Views from there are nice, but not worth the entry fee.

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