The Słupia, the Radunia, and the Wierzyca are rivers whose location and energy of water flow was taken advantage of to build hydroelectric power plants. Many of them are still operating and can be visited. The oldest such power plant in Europe, Struga, or the Radunia’s highest-situated plant in Bielkowo, are only a few of the facilities well worth seeing. The principles of physics, chemistry, and mathematics are contained in machines and post-industrial sites, and presented at thematic exhibitions, such as in the Hewelianum Centre.
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The Gdańska Głowa Watergate
The gauging station building in Korzeniewo
The Museum of the Vistula River in Tczew – a department of the Central Museum of the Sea
The Przekop Wisły (the Vistula Cutting) with its estuary
The Przegalina Sluice
The post mill in Drewnica
The Biała Góra sluice complex
The Museum of Tower Clocks – a department of the Gdańsk Historical Museum
ORP "Błyskawica"
Dar Pomorza – a department of the National Museum of the Sea
National Maritime Museum
The Crane – a department of the Central Museum of the Sea
Państwowa Galeria Sztuki w Sopocie
The Dutch windmill in Palczewo
Kobben class submarine
The “Łaźnia” Contemporary Arts Centre in Gdańsk
The Chłodniewo pumping station
The Rybina Water Junction (Szkarpawa-Królewiecka-Tuga)