Westerplatte

Westerplatte, a historic peninsula in Gdansk, Poland, stands as a symbol of resilience and the site where the first battle of World War II erupted, marking the beginning of Germany’s invasion of Poland. Today, visitors can explore an open-air museum featuring memorials, the ruins of former barracks, and informative displays that recount the story of the courageous soldiers who defended their homeland. The site offers a poignant and educational experience, providing a tangible connection to the events that shaped modern history.