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The Most Chlebowy or the Bread Bridge was built around 1350. The name comes from the bread shops, which were located nearby at that time. It commands the Millers' Guild House look, referred to as 'the never-changing view'. The bridge is particularly popular with young couples, who hang hundreds of padlocks with their initials on its railings. Maybe, the landscape will inspire you to add your own there!

The small town of Puck, which is an hour ride from Gdansk, attracts surfing or fishing enthusiasts. However, the town itself is also worth seeing. It has a long history, which is proved by the 13th-century church, remnants of a 14th-century brick castle, 19th-century town hall, and houses. A flooded port some 500 metres from the shore may be more than a thousand years old!

A small village of Odry, which is 90 km from Gdansk, is famous for its mysterious stone circles ('Kamienne Kręgi'). There are 12 of them, each with a large stone at the centre surrounded by 16-29 boulders. Those structures may have been built 2,000 years ago! You shouldn’t expect anything as glorious as the famous Stonehenge. However, if you really appreciate the mystery of such places — Odry is a must-visit.