Gdynia, Poland's interwar modernist port city, wins UNESCO heritage status
Other sites recently added to its Heritage list include the D-Day Landings beaches in Normandy.
- ▪Other sites recently added to its Heritage list include the D-Day Landings beaches in Normandy.
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Gdynia, Poland's interwar modernist port city, wins UNESCO heritage statusSign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inboxPublished Jul 27, 2026, 05:01 PMUpdated Jul 27, 2026, 05:06 PMSet as preferred sourceListenGDYNIA, July 27 - The centre of the modernist Baltic port city of Gdynia, built almost from scratch during the two decades between World War One and World War Two, was added to UNESCO's World Heritage List on Monday as the city celebrates its centenary year.Nestled north of the historic city of Gdansk, birthplace of Poland's Solidarity labour union movement, and the seaside resort of Sopot, Gdynia was long regarded locally as poor relation to those places, yet the UNESCO award adds it to a 1,273-strong list ranging from Australia's Great Barrier Reef tothe Acropolis in…
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