Rumia: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Rumia lies on the border between the Kashubian Valley and the Kashubian Lake District, at the foot of the wooded hills of the Tri-City Landscape Park; the Zagórska Struga flows through the town. This makes Rumia particularly appealing to travellers interested in valley, lake and forest landscapes.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Rumia.

Forests cover 1,281.20 hectares of Rumia and account for 42.5 percent of the town’s area.

Rumia is a town in the Pomeranian Voivodeship and Wejherowo County. It lies on the Zagórska Struga and, together with Wejherowo and Reda, forms the so-called Kashubian Little Tri-City.

Culture

In the vicinity of Rumia are the Emigration Museum, Rzucewo – Neo-Gothic Palace 1840–1845, the Gdynia Aquarium MIR, Pucka Góra, Kępa Oksywska and Gora Donas.

In the wider regional area surrounding Rumia are Mechowo near Puck, the Mechowo Grottoes and Krokowo Castle.

Rumia is located on important road and railway connections in the Tri-City agglomeration and is described as an important regional transport hub.

The Biały Dworek in Rumia is described as a building with a history of more than 100 years.

Cuisine

A bistro in Rumia is described as offering Polish cuisine with pierogi, fish, cake and fresh fruit.

A restaurant in the centre of Rumia offers Kashubian-Bavarian cuisine, combining Kashubian and Bavarian culinary influences.

More local pages: Kamien, Bolszewo, Barłomino, Rozlazino, Zamostne, Linia, Ciekocinko, Bychowo.

To the higher-level travel overview: Neustadt.