Pomerania

This article is about the historical region in Poland. For the voivoidship, see Pomeranian Voivodship. For the state in Germany, see Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Pomerania is a region in Poland. The far western part of it is a part of Germany.

• Kuyavia-Pomerania
• Pomeranian Voivodship
• West Pomerania

• Bydgoszcz — one of the capitals often called "Little Berlin" because of the beautiful Art-Nouveau, Neo-Baroque and Eclecticist architecture
• Gdańsk — one of the old, beautiful European cities, right on the Baltic coast. Although it was destroyed in World War II, it has been perfectly rebuilt. The city is a good departure point to the many sea resorts along the north coast.
• Gdynia — a big city at the Back of Gdańsk with a sandy beach a huge harbour and of of the biggest aquariums in Europe
• Koszalin
• Sopot — spa at the Baltic Coast
• Szczecin — one of the most important cities in Pomerania since the Middle Ages. An enormous harbour, monuments and old parks in the centre, museums, etc.
• Torun — one of the capitals of and after Kraków the city with the most sites to visit in Poland; famous for its son Nicolaus Copernicus and the its medival gingerbread called katarzynki

• Drawa National Park — national park protecting the widelife of the river Drawa
• Malbork Castle — a beautiful huge Brick Gothic castle, the largest one in Europe
• Słowiński National Park — national park at the sea with the biggest dunes in Europe
• Usedom — island in the Baltic Sea shared with Germany
• Wolin National Park — national park protecting the widelife of the Island Wolin

• The world's longest piece of wood is in Szymbark! • Anna S.