The Annunciation Church in neo-Baroque style erected in 1932. Its interior décor colours and motifs refer to the sea. (e.g. a boat-shaped pulpit) 19th-century houses of fishermen. One of them holds an exhibition room. The lowest lighthouse on the Polish coast; it is only 13 metres tall. It was built in 1950 in place of the old one which had been blown up by Polish soldiers in 1939. An old graveyard where fishermen were buried (ul. Bałtycka) Bunkers of the “Jastarnia Resistance Region”. Four bunkers from 1939 situated west off Jastarnia.

Kościół Nawiedzenia NMP

Chata ryback

Muzeum pod strzechą

Izba ZKP

Kapliczka św. Barbary

Bunkier Sokół

Latarnia morska

Bunkier Sęp

Jurata - Guest houses and holiday villas from the interwar period (the 1920s and 1930s), among others, Juliusz Kossak’s (a Polish painter) house in ul. Świętopełka 13.

Kuźnica - The historic urban layout of the old fishing village. A neo-Gothic church from 1933; its décor refers to marine motifs.