We landed at the Frankfurt airport before going to Poland.  We didn't expect that we're already going through the immigration process because we're only there for a layover.  There were lots of terrifying questions and supporting documents were also asked (invite letter, hotels bookings, etc).  I thought I'd never make it! It's very stressful.  This is one of the disadvantages traveling with Philippine passport  (yes, we have higher risk of overstaying).  I just hate it! 

If you possess a Schengen Visa, you're only required to pass the immigration once - usually at the point of entry - and travel freely in different EU countries.  (We thought we're going to do it every single time!)  More about Schengen Visa: http://www.schengenvisa.cc/

You can travel the cities by train.   We just followed our instincts and some obvious signs since there were no English signs in the train stations.   (This was in 2011, I'm not sure if there are improvements already).  

We also find this picture (right) handy so we know which station to hop off or what time should we expect the train.

There are only few stops to hop in and hop off the 3 cities.  GREAT! 

About Sopot


Sopot is a seaside town in Eastern Pomerania on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea in northern Poland.  It has been a seaside health spa and resort for centuries.  Sopot is also known for its Wooden Pier (the longest in Europe), 515.5 meters.  We never miss it before/after parties. ;)

The city is beautiful day or night.   You can find restaurants of different cuisines here.  We go for Thai in this spot whenever we miss Asian food.  It's good!  The chefs are Thai and they were glad to see fellow Asians. :)

Yup, I'm wearing a coat at the beach! ;)