Ships, Sailors and the Sea in the Tricity, 6 of 16: Sołdek Museum Ship



Sołdek is a steam-powered coal and ore carrier, the first seagoing ship built in Poland after World War II and the world's only one of its kind still preserved. Between 1949 and 1981 it made 1,479 voyages.
On board are four cargo holds, crew rooms and a fully equipped engine room. Below deck, the exhibition "Sołdek and its times" covers Polish shipbuilding and sea trade after the war.