Old name of this part of Gdansk is Letnica (Lewen Thal, Lowenthal, Lówenthal, German Lauenthal); today commonly Letniewo. It is industrial district located by the west side of the Martwa Vistula. It borders with Mlynisko district from the south, and with Brzezno and Wrzeszcz - from the west.
There are mainly industrial plants and allotments (with the area of about 33 ha). This is where Baltic Arena stadium will be constructed on Euro 2012. Launch of local railway station is also planed.

The Rally is organized in Gdansk for the third time. The goal of the event is the integration of old monumental boats and yachts' owners and also popularisation of sailing among tourists and inhibitants of Gdansk.

Lech Walesa near John Hewelius, Guenter Grass in Chodowiecki's company, Daniel Gralath just by Artur Schopenhauer - this untipical meeting has taken place on Gdansk beach between Jelitkowo and Brzezno within the limits of 2nd International Open Air of Sand Sculptures in Gdansk. Over 3-meter-high works can be admire until the end of August.

Venice of the North, pride of worthy Polish Crown, favourite of Fortuna - that is how the Gdansk was used to call. The harbour had got many privileges and rights from the Polish kings, which assured it of wealth and independence. Let's walk along the streets where Hevelius used to.

International Street & Open-Air Festival FETA is one of the biggest of its kind in Central - Eastern Europe. It has been organized since 1997. Within six years, almost 120 theatres from over twenty countries from five continents were guests to Gdansk Festival. FETA has been visited by theatres from all around Europe, Australia, Israel, Kyrgystan, India, Argentina, Ghana, Togo, and the USA.