Underestimated city on the Polish Baltic Sea: why Gdynia is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site
While Gdańsk is known for historical brick architecture, the neighboring town of Gdynia scores with cool elegance.
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Now UNESCO has even officially declared the modernist city centre on the Polish coast a World Heritage Site.
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Now UNESCO has even officially declared the modernist city centre on the Polish coast a World Heritage Site
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