Sopot Midsummer
vel Fête de la Musique

A Modern Spa with Traditions

Ever since its foundation Sopot has owed its air of magic to its natural setting, the sense of entertainment, flair of elegance, and most of all the milling visitors.

Sopot is unique in its successful blend of the preserved nostalgic climate of the pre-war times and dynamic contemporary development sparkling with attraction and entertainment. This is due to the city’s exceptionally rich cultural programme and new opportunities it has gained through bold investments changing its image

The contemporary Sopot extends beyond the delightful sandy beach and the longest timber pier in Europe. The name stands for the most popular Polish walkway in the street named after the Heroes of Monte Cassino, popularly called „Monciak”, the idyllic moraine hills, and finally the city canopied with the ever-present green. The name Sopot also stands for the Forest Opera – the city’s hallmark. As experts say, it is one of the most beautiful sites of the kind in Europe and exquisite for its acoustic properties. Following modernisation, as of 2012 the Opera will take an audience of up to 5100. The unquestionable attractions of the spa include the hippodrome, one of three facilities of the type in Poland. The grounds stretch scenically over the area of 40 hectares and as such offer an excellent venue for other alternative celebrations, meetings, and events.

The spa today is dotted with more than 200 clubs, pubs, discos, and restaurants, places both cultic and unforgettable. The choice is rich, if you want to have a delicious meal, sip a cup of exquisite coffee, arrange a meeting, or indulge in active rest.