Metropolitan Area Gdańsk Gdynia Sopot

The population of the Tri-city has risen since last year, according to a new report from the Central Statistical Office (GUS) which was released at the end of October. However, the total combined number of people living in Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia (which now stands at 748,348) is still expected to drop substantially in coming years if current trends continue.

If you have an idea which will help develop and change the local area and which will improve the quality of life of the local community, you might in line for a grant up to PLN 25,000 thousand. zł.

Malbork City Council have declared their most recent bulk waste pick-up a great success, after residents got rid of around 18 tonnes of unwanted household items.

Here's the latest in the series of short films showing the Gdansk Metropolitan Area as a place, not just to visit, but as a place to study, work and live.

Energy provider Energa S.A. are in the process of building Poland's largest solar farm. Located on the border between Gdansk and Przejazdowo, 5km to the southeast of Gdansk city centre, it will consist of 6292 photovoltaic panels covering an area of 25,000 m2 – the equivalent of three football pitches!

A supercomputer capable of making a quadrillion* mathematical calculations in just one second, will soon be taking up residence at Politechnika Gdańska.