Wejherowo - PKS and Buses Wejherowo - Restaurants and Attractions

Wejherowo is a medium-sized town located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, west of the Tricity, not far from Gdynia. The town is inhabited by less than 50,000 people. Wejherowo is part of Kashubia and an important center of Kashubian culture. It is here that the Museum of Kashubian-Pomeranian Writing and Music, the modern Kashubian Philharmonic building are located, and the town regularly hosts Kashubian music events. At the same time, Wejherowo is an ideal base for exploring the treasures of Kashubian nature - for nearby, to the south, is the Kashubian Landscape Park. One way to discover the attractions of Wejherowo is to take a walk along the Kashubian Alphabet Trail.

It would be best to start visiting Wejherowo with a visit to the tourist information desk, located in the Town Hall. There we can get the necessary information on sights, accommodations and find out which restaurant in Wejherowo is the best. Those interested can also visit the Town Hall itself, whose main attraction is the Historical Room "Wejherowo of the Interwar Period". You can go on a tour of the town on your own or with a PTTK guide. In the summer season, when there are the most tourists, free tours with a city guide are organized.

So what Wejherowo attractions can you offer your guests? The first thing to do is to visit the market square in Wejherowo - Jakub Wejher Square. It is the bustling heart of the town, a meeting place and an arena for numerous events. The market presents itself beautifully at any time of the year.

The town will certainly intrigue those who enjoy sacred art. The primary object of this type is St. Anne's Monastery Church, along with the Picture of Our Lady of Wejherowo. When visiting the temple, it is also worth inquiring about the possibility of seeing the local underground. Near the church is the famous Calvary of Wejherowo - a place of prayer and rest for pilgrims. Other important religious sites in Wejherowo include: the Holy Trinity Church (Collegiate Church), the Collegium Leoninum Convict and St. Stanislaus Kostka Church.

Non-sacred tourist attractions of the town include: Przebendowski and Keyserlingk Palace, a 19th-century residence that today houses the aforementioned Museum of Kashubian-Pomeranian Writing and Music, and the City Park. Avid hikers have two major PTTK hiking trails starting in Wejherowo. These are the Wejherowo Trail (red) and the Darżlub Forest Trail (green).

The best cafes and restaurants in Wejherowo are considered to be: 

The offer is supplemented by numerous eateries serving fast food.

How to get to this city? There are good public transportation facilities waiting for tourists. It is mainly about the SKM, which connects the town with the Tri-City, and intercity buses. Most of the local buses stop at the PKS Wejherowo station, not far from the train station.