Muzeum Emigracji w Gdyni

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Gdynia

Gdynia, which in the 1920s transformed within a short time from a fishing village into the largest port on the Baltic, is a kind of monument to the achievements of the Second Polish Republic. In 1933, the impressive modernist building of the so-called Marine Station was opened in the port of Gdynia, and over the following decades thousands of Polish emigrants set out from it into the world. Today this building houses the one-of-a-kind Emigration Museum. A great way to get to know the museum's exhibition quickly and in depth is the audio guide, which concisely and clearly introduces us to the themes of the exhibition in each room. Those eager for details can use the numerous additional materials, accessible via special markers activated with the audio guide. It is worth mentioning that the audio guide is available in Polish and English.