Pier in Sopot
Tourist attraction · Sopot ·

Pier in Sopot

Tourist attraction · Sopot ·

Longest wooden pier in Europe, beautiful sea views

relaxing walk
leisure destination
walk on the pier
beautiful place
family friendly
seaside
holiday vibe
calm atmosphere
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Pier in Sopot by Photo by Nahlik/ shutterstock
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null
Pier in Sopot by null

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Plac Zdrojowy 2, 81-723 Sopot, Poland Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Plac Zdrojowy 2, 81-723 Sopot, Poland Get directions

+48 609 110 989
molo.sopot.pl
@molosopot

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jan 25, 2026

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"Sopot is one of Poland’s favorite leisure destinations, and Sopot Pier (Molo w Sopocie in Polish) is its center. An extension of lively Monte Cassino Street—Sopot’s entertainment, dining, and shopping promenade—the pier stretches over a third of a mile into the Bay of Gdańsk. Built in 1827 as part of the local harbor, it was reconstructed after the wars and renovated several times since, gradually becoming the fashionable leisure facility it is today. Since the very beginning, the pier has featured an international dimension—it was conceived by a Frenchman on Polish land belonging to the Kingdom of Prussia; became a popular destination for Europeans during the 19th and 20th centuries, thanks to railway and sea links; and continues to draw travelers from all over the world. When visiting today, you’ll hear several different languages being spoken, and see flags from various countries on the yachts moored on the side deck, which serves as the marina."

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Pier in Sopot

Daniel D.

Google
A beautiful pier in an incredible setting on the Baltic coast, it was December when we visited and the winds were harsh with a fairly cool -8 temperature it was certainly felt and you can fully understand the meaning of the slang term Baltic after being here. Some amazing views and although it was cold it was a great experience just being there and probably the weather really added to the feeling, if you're not feeling brave enough in the cold trust me it's worth it so don't hesitate and get down to the end. The area is clean and has a lot of small markets around the starting point to the pier entrance and around the larger area, few nice little pubs that are not expensive too. Most items offered are food and souvenirs. A great and memorable experience which I won't forget.

Ajay K.

Google
Sopot Pier is a must-visit in summer and perfect for spending a full day. The walk out over the sea is relaxing with great views of the beach and coastline, and the area around the pier is full of cafés, restaurants, and a lively holiday vibe. Great for a slow stroll, photos, and enjoying the sea breeze.

Dawn J.

Google
Very relaxed afternoon. Stroll on the pier and beach. Then a loveky snack in this cafe bar. Very nice. Definitely come any time of year it will be lovely.

John W.

Google
Even in winter, it’s worth stepping out over the water — the views are wide and dramatic, and the atmosphere feels calm and authentic. Fewer people, more space, and a slower pace make it perfect for a peaceful walk or clearing your hea

Adam Z.

Google
The Sopot Pier is a very nice place to visit and take a walk, especially with family. The views of the sea are beautiful, and the atmosphere is great for a relaxing stroll. Depending on the day and time, it can get quite busy, but even then it’s still worth visiting. A lovely spot to enjoy the seaside!

Daryush H.

Google
If you are visiting in Gdańsk, you can hop here, it's only few minutes via rail tramp. Long pier into the sea, with a lot birds including swans and seagulls. You can visit in summer or winter, day or night, each one have its own magic.

Rafik S.

Google
The most famous and longest wooden Pier in Europe! The pier in Sopot offers the opportunity to a beautiful fairly long walk in the North Sea. Located in North Poland, in a beautiful small city, Sopot. I enjoyed a long walk there and luckily weather was just beautiful, August 2025. By: Rafi

Matt

Google
Lovely place to wander. Most of it is accessible but there are stairs and a lift 3/4 off the way down. Lift was not working.