Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Pomerania

Installed in one of the three old gas tanks from 1860-1890, built in the city center, it opened its doors on February 18, 1994, for the 521st anniversary of Copernicus' birth. It can accommodate 150 people. Under a dome of 15 meters in diameter are projected documentary films on the universe and astronomy. It has a brand new interactive installation, the Mars Base, which is very modern and fun to learn about the challenges of space colonization, but is for now only in Polish.

The Kashubian Ethnographic Park is located 70 km from Gdańsk and is easily reached by bus. This park-museum, also known as the Kashubian park-museum, is Poland's oldest open-air museum. It boasts an extraordinary collection of some forty buildings dating from the ^18th to the early ^20th century, spread over 22 hectares of lush vegetation on the edge of a large lake. It's the ideal place to familiarize yourself with local Kashubian culture.