Tczew is situated in Northern Poland, on the largest river, The Vistula. Is one of the oldest towns in Pomerania, boasting a population of 60,000 inhabitants.

One of Tczew's most captivating attractions is its array of Vistula bridges, notably recognized by the American Engineering Society as an international monument of structural engineering.

Among the city's oldest landmarks stands the Parish Church, dating back to the 13th century. It was built in the gothic style. Additionally, the Vistula Museum, a branch of the National Maritime Museum in Gdansk, offers a unique insight into the river's heritage, being the sole museum in Poland and the fourth globally dedicated to the river.

Tczew hosts the Pomeranian Special Economic Zone, home to numerous enterprises. We have great access to the labor market.

Bulwar Nadwislanski emerges as the favored relaxation spot in Tczew, bustling year-round with cultural events, festivals, picnics, and sports competitions. This vibrant hub also features several playgrounds and a vast castle complex, offering ample opportunities for leisure.

In their leisure time, both residents and tourists can explore several walking trails in the Old Town, providing insights into Tczew's rich history and traditions.

The enchanting City Park, established in the 19th century, houses a diverse range of exotic trees and shrubs. Within the park lies the Municipal Amphitheater, where an array of events, concerts, and theater performances grace its stage each summer.

A mere 30 km from Tricity, Tczew serves as a magnet for enthusiasts embarking on lengthy bicycle excursions. The city's well-connected bicycle paths facilitate a comfortable journey to and from the Tri-City agglomeration. Moreover, within an hour's drive, one can reach the pristine shores of the Baltic Sea, renowned for their beauty and cleanliness.

3 km from Tczew there is access to the main highway in Poland connecting the north with the south country. Additionally, in the Tricity and Gdansk we have access to seaports and the international airport named Lech Wałęsa. 

As one of the largest railway junctions in Pomerania, Tczew's railway station serves as a pivotal link to Tricity and all major cities across Poland, playing a crucial role in both passenger and cargo transportation.