Puck

Puck lies on the western shore of Puck Bay on Poland’s Baltic coast, where shallow waters extend towards the Hel Peninsula and the low-lying Kashubian coast. Though compact, the town has played a lasting role in Poland’s maritime story. On 10 February 1920, General Józef Haller performed the symbolic “Wedding of Poland to the Sea” here, marking the country’s renewed access to the Baltic after the First World War. The Gothic parish church of Sts Peter and Paul anchors the old centre, while the waterfront leads to a marina and bay paths. See how Puck fits within the broader Pomeranian coast by browsing webcams nearby.

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