Cave which name is dedicated to Maria Kazimiera de La Grange d’Arquien, Marysieńka- Queen of Poland and wife of great Polish King Jan III Sobieski. They had a mansion very close from this place. Unfortunately authorities of Gdynia do not take care of this historical place at all. It is extremely neglected and not signed at all. You need to close your eyes and try to imagine Old Polish Queen who was looking at the sea and waiting for his husband who was one of the most famous Polish great kings.

Great place to go anywhere from there :)

Former viewing point. Currently just ruins, but a very pleasant walk along this cliff edge and in the park nearby.

A place in complete ruins, but with atmosphere. Nice place for walks.

At the end of the 1980s, the cave was almost completely intact - semi-circular, with gate fittings and the remains of a bench, today it is not even a remnant of what was so badly damaged.

The cave itself is nothing special, but considering the access to this place and the surrounding area, it is an absolutely great place. The forest surroundings, cliffs and the beach - a fairy tale, especially for tourists who want to take a break from the noise and heat (if there is such a thing in Gdynia :))

A beautiful beach with slightly fewer tourists than at the Orłowo Pier. I recommend it

Not much to see. Mess and some debris.

Well, there's nothing interesting here

Nothing interesting, but you can take a look on your way to the cliff.

(Translated by Google) I was expecting something better ... (Original) Spodziewałem się czegoś lepszego...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful sea view (Original) Красивый вид на море

(Translated by Google) Scary dumpster (Original) Straszny śmietnik

(Translated by Google) It is not worth living (Original) Nie warto żyć

(Translated by Google) cool (Original) Super

(Translated by Google) It's just a ruin.,! (Original) To zwykla ruina .,!

(Translated by Google) Ok (Original) Ok

(Translated by Google) Tourist joke (Original) Żart turystyczny

(Translated by Google) Yes (Original) Tak

(Translated by Google) There is no cave. Some bricks. (Original) Nie ma groty. Trochę cegieł.