Wejherowo

The Reda River defines the setting of Wejherowo — flowing through this northern Polish town, it gives the centre a green, waterside character. Founded in 1643 by voivode Jakub Wejher, Wejherowo became an important centre of Kashubian life in Pomerania. Its 17th-century Calvary, a complex of chapels arranged across wooded hills, remains a major pilgrimage site and is closely linked to local religious traditions. The town’s market square and Church of the Holy Trinity add to its historic core, while nearby forests connect it with the broader Kashubian landscape. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Wejherowo and the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

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