INFORMATION

The Sopot Tourist Card is issued to every person who stays overnight in Sopot and has paid the spa fee or tourist tax at their place of stay.

With the tourist card, our visitors can take advantage of the many discounts the card offers throughout the city. The aim of the project is to create an attractive package for tourists, increase visits to the participating cultural and culinary venues which offer a discount as well as to gather funds to help the city to continue developing the tourist infrastructure and to organise the numerous cultural and sporting events.

The nearest airport is located in Gdańsk, just 20 km from the centre of Sopot. From the airport you can easily reach Sopot by bus or PKM train.

Getting to Sopot by train to Sopot is one very good solution. The railway station is located in the very centre of the city and all long-distance trains stop there. The station has two platforms, from which long-distance trains and Fast Urban Railway (SKM) local trains depart. Trains from the track one travel in the direction of Gdynia Main Station, and towards Gdansk Main Station from track two. The main ticket offices are located in the station building, which also houses luggage storage, toilet, food & drink points and shopping facilities.

You can easily reach Sopot by car. The city is located in the heart of the Tri-City – between Gdynia and Gdańsk. Connection to the Tri-city Ring Road (Obwodnica Trójmiasta) gives you access to the main A1 motorway. While you will find many car parks around Sopot you may have problems parking your car during the summer season. We recommend that you use the Eco Parking located at the Ergo Arena. You can park your car for free and then travel to the city centre using Melex which run every 20 minutes. Eco Parking is available 24/7 during the summer.

Free, 24-hour parking for over 700 cars at ERGO ARENA, from June 12 to August 31.

Parking is available from the car park daily to the center of Sopot and to the beach from 10.00 to 20.00, every 20-30 minutes.

The meleks route: Łokietka, Polna, Grunwaldzka, Chopina and Kościuszki streets and return to Ergo Arena through Kościuszki and Łokietka streets.
Stops: P0 – Ergo Arena, P1 – ul. Polna, P2 – street Chopin, P3 – 3 May Constitution Square (Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street)

Buses and trolleybuses from the Gdańsk and Gdynia transport networks carry passengers in Sopot. The network of connections they offer allow you to easily reach every district in Sopot.

Gdansk ZTM buses which run in Sopot – routes 117, 122, 143.

Gdynia ZKM buses which run in Sopot – routes 144, 177, 181, 185, 187, 244, 287.

‘JakDojade.pl’ has a useful application that will help you use public transport. With it you can search for fast connections throughout the whole Tri-City.

In Sopot there are three stops of the local Fast Urban Railway network at Sopot Wyścigi, Sopot and Sopot Kamienny Potok. Trains run on the Wejherowo – Gdańsk Śródmieście route. Tickets can be purchased at the main stations, in the ticket machines or from the train manager. Ticket prices vary depending on the number of kilometers travelled. Trains from track one travel towards Wejherowo and towards Gdańsk Śródmieście from track two. You will see screens showing waiting times for the next train on the platforms. Trains generally run around 10 minutes apart during the day.

In Sopot, you will find many taxi ranks. Taxis are a convenient and fast way to move around the city. Remember to use licensed taxis.

Sopocka Organizacja Turystyczna (SOT) or Sopot Tourist Organisation is a joint venture between the local government and the local tourism industry which promotes tourism in the City of Sopot and the Gdansk, Gdynia, Sopot Metropolitan Area.

The Sopot Tourist Organisation was initially established on January 6, 1997, although work to create the organisation began as early as 1995. The main aims included in the statutes of the organisation, which continue to this day, were the promotion of the city of Sopot as an attractive spa and tourist destination. On September 17, 2003, this vehicle was transformed into a local tourist organisation and named Stowarzyszenie Turystyczne Sopot (STS) or the Tourist Association of Sopot. This change enabled the City of Sopot to become a member of the association. In November 2018 the association changed its name to Sopocka Organizacja Turystyczna (SOT).