Pier in Sopot

The Sopot Pier is the city’s most iconic landmark and the longest wooden pier in Europe, stretching over half a kilometre into the Bay of Gdańsk. First built in 1827 as part of Sopot’s emerging spa resort, it gradually expanded to its current length, becoming a symbol of seaside leisure and health. Today the pier offers wide promenades, benches, and panoramic views of the coastline, with fresh sea air and a calm atmosphere that attract visitors year‑round. At its end lies a modern marina, adding a nautical character to the historic structure. The pier connects directly with the lively Spa Square, creating a seamless transition between the beach, the promenade, and Sopot’s cultural heart. Whether for a peaceful walk, photography, or simply enjoying the sea breeze, the Sopot Pier remains an essential experience for anyone visiting the resort town.