However, the main attraction of the landscape is undoubtedly the long Baltic Sea coast. The Slowinski National Park should not be missing from this list. Among other things, it consists of a dune landscape. Even the highest sand dune in Europe - at over forty metres high - can be found here. Extensive white sandy beaches round off the rich diversity of the national park. Gdansk is an attractive city just a two-hour drive to the east. Many visitors consider it to be one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. Bordering Gdansk to the north is Sopot, which is no less worth a visit. The Baltic seaside resort can be described as downright pompous. For example, the longest wooden pier in Europe juts out into the Baltic Sea at this location. Well-kept parks and lively squares ensure a pleasant holiday feeling. A visit to the town of Kolberg is no less recommended. It is located a little further west and also has attractive Baltic beaches. This town is particularly characterised by its historic town centre and interesting architecture. The impressive 17th century lighthouse dominates the harbour. Kolberg, which is artistically illuminated in many places, is particularly impressive in the evening with its flair. A little Hollywood feeling can be found in Misdroy. Not only is the town a favourite destination for film and TV stars, mainly Polish. There is also a genuine 'walk of fame' in the streets of the town. On the waterfront, a long and lively pier is a suitable destination for a long walk on the beach.