The tower stands exactly 44 meters high, with the observation deck situated at the 36-meter mark.
The base of the tower is styled to resemble an eye, which inspired the Polish name Kaszubskie Oko.
The facility is situated near the site of the formerly planned Żarnowiec Nuclear Power Plant.
The miniature park at the base features scale models of notable Kashubian buildings and lighthouses.
The site hosts a 1:1 scale model of a dinosaur, reflecting the geological history of the region.
The Kashubian Eye, known locally as Kaszubskie Oko, is a 44-meter tall observation tower located in Gniewino, Poland. Built on a reinforced concrete structure, the tower offers views extending to the Baltic Sea coastline and the surrounding Żarnowieckie Lake. The site functions as a recreational complex featuring a miniature park that replicates local architectural landmarks. Visitors reach the top via an elevator or a staircase. The surrounding area includes sports facilities and a dinosaur-themed playground for children. The structure was constructed as part of a regional tourism development initiative to promote the Kashubia landscape. It stands as a prominent point of elevation in an otherwise relatively flat rural terrain.
The viewing platform at the top of the tower, specifically facing North towards the Baltic Sea.
Bring binoculars to identify distant landmarks along the Baltic coast.
Visit on a clear day, as visibility is significantly reduced during heavy fog or low cloud cover.
Check local wind conditions, as the top deck can be subject to significant gusts.
Do not visit during high winds as the elevator may be suspended for safety reasons.
The tower is generally closed or has limited access during the winter season; open daily during the summer months.
