Gdynia Orlowo Pier

Gdynia Orlowo Pier is a wood pier located within the coastal borough of Gdynia. The first pier in Orlowo was constructed at some point of World War I. The pier functioned as a Pleasure Pier and as a promenade for the close by hotel. The pier was accelerated throughout the 20s, the region changed into then part of the Second Polish Republic; the pier had the period of 115 metres and functioned as a jetty for small ships. In the late 1920s, as the popularity of Orlowo grew, so did opposition with the nearby hotel of Sopot then part of the Free City of Danzig; which led to the pier being increased to 430 metres in duration.

In June, 1935 the lodge of Orlowo became a borough of Gdynia. In 1949, the pier become devastated by means of a massive hurricane which destroyed over half of of the structure. In 1953, the remainder of the pier was renovated. Currently, the pier has a period of 180 metres. Nearby to the pier, is located the Summer Stage of the Gdynia Theatre Scena Letnia Teatru Miejskiego Gdyni and the Orlowo Cliff.