Photo Gallery » Wejherowo

A spring morning in May in Wejherowo in Poland provided perfect conditions for a short drone flight, which lasted only 18 minutes. During this time, we managed to capture several photos of the market square, buildings along Jana III Sobieskiego Street, churches, and the city panorama. From a bird's-eye view, we can admire the city and its landmarks, surrounded by picturesque hills covered with beautiful beech forests. We invite you to view these unique shots that show Wejherowo from a completely new perspective.

Wejherowo - city center

Wejherowo, a picturesque town in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, is characterized by a charming center with a market square that forms the heart of the town. In the center of Wejherowo, there are many historic buildings, including beautiful townhouses and the Baroque Church of the Holy Trinity.

Market square in Wejherowo

A bird's-eye view of the market square in Wejherowo. I always like to look at the market square from above in the cities where I fly my drone - it's a way to see how the space was precisely built and laid out in the past. I must admit, everything looks quite nice and evenly arranged here.

The City Hall in Wejherowo

The City Hall, located at Jakuba Wejhera Square 8, houses the City Office. Inside the City Hall, there is also the Wejherowo Tradition and History Room, where visitors can view an extensive exhibition related to the city's origins. The exhibits include the family tree of the Wejher family, documents from the era signed by King Jan Kazimierz, and regional artifacts such as old Kashubian instruments, firefighter helmets, snuff boxes, and traditional costumes with Kashubian embroidery. Additionally, visitors can admire a pre-war bakers' guild cup, Haller's ring, architectural plans of the city hall, and the impressive Kashubian Alphabet, created using the sgraffito technique on the wall of the room.

The Fountain of St. Francis of Assisi.

The fountain with sculptures of animals and Saint Francis at Jakub Wejher Square is one of the city's many tourist attractions.

Jakub Wejher

Jakub Wejher, the founder of the city of Wejherowo, was a figure of exceptional determination and vision. Born in 1609, he was not only a soldier but also a politician and social activist. His name is primarily associated with the rebuilding of the burned village of Wejherowo and granting it city rights in 1650. Jakub Wejher was also the founder of numerous religious and secular buildings, including the Church of the Holy Trinity and the City Hall, which still form the heart of the city today.

Flying a drone in Wejherowo

Flying a drone in Wejherowo offers extraordinary opportunities to capture the beauty of this picturesque city from above. However, drone enthusiasts should be aware of certain restrictions, especially around the Old Town area. Near the detention center in this part of the city, DJI has set a no-fly zone. To fly in this area, DJI drone users must unlock this zone on the website beforehand. Moreover, during the flight, it is crucial to exercise extra caution to avoid approaching the detention center area, which is essential for ensuring safety and compliance with aviation regulations. I've marked the detention center on Google Maps, so be careful not to go there.

Old town in Wejherowo

The Old Town in Wejherowo, situated around Jakub Wejher Square, is a historical center filled with charming landmarks such as the Baroque Church of the Holy Trinity and the City Hall. In the photo, townhouses along Jana III Sobieskiego Street can be seen.

The Collegiate Church in Wejherowo

The Collegiate Church of the Holy Trinity in Wejherowo is the oldest church in the city, built between 1754 and 1755 in the Baroque style. This historical monument, located on Kościuszki Street, is not only an important place of worship but also a significant element of the city's cultural heritage. The richly decorated facade and interiors of the collegiate church attract both the faithful and enthusiasts of architecture and history. This church is a central point for many important religious and social events in Wejherowo, bearing witness to the centuries-old tradition and spiritual life of the local community.

Promenade in Wejherowo

Jana III Sobieski Street in Wejherowo is one of the city's main thoroughfares, running through its historic center. Walking down this street, one can admire the townhouses and historic buildings that testify to the city's long history. Jana III Sobieski Street is also a place where residents and tourists can find shops, restaurants, bars, and ice cream parlors.

Church of St. Leo the Great and Saint Stanisław Kostka

Aerial view of the neo-Gothic building of the church of St. Leo the Great and Saint Stanisław Kostka at 237 Jana III Sobieskiego Street in Wejherowo.

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