Sołdek

The Sołdek is a historic museum ship at the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk, and it was the first Polish freighter built after World War II. Named after the shipyard worker Stanisław Sołdek, the ship was launched in 1948 and served as a coal and ore carrier until 1980. As the first of 29 vessels of the B30 type built at the Gdańsk shipyard in the early 1950s, it holds great historical significance. Moored in Gdańsk since 1985, it invites you to explore much of the ship and gain an insight into Poland's maritime history.