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Bulwar Nadmorski im. Feliksa Nowowiejskiego, Gdynia
The Feliks Nowowiejski Seaside Boulevard is Gdynia's most popular walking route. It stretches for about one and a half kilometres from the city-centre beach to Polanka Redłowska, right along the shore of the Gulf of Gdańsk. It was created back in the 1920s, and a thorough revitalisation at the start of this century gave it its present shape.
Sculptures are spaced along the route. At one end stand the Gdynia fish, the city's symbol; at the other, the composition „Powrót do domu” („Homecoming”) showing salmon returning to their rivers. On the way you also pass a monument to the victims of sea disasters, dedicated to those who went on their eternal watch.
The boulevard works both for a short stroll and for a longer visit: a cycle path runs beside the footway, and there is a playground and an outdoor gym. Bars and restaurants along the route let you rest with a view of the bay and the harbour entrance.
