Gdynia, Poland

Gdynia, Poland

Gdynia is a dynamic port city on the Baltic coast of Poland, part of the so-called Tri-City agglomeration alongside Sopot and Gdaล„sk. It is known for its distinctive modernist architecture, its seafront and its role in maritime logistics. BATS partner Gdynia...
Umeรฅ, Sweden

Umeรฅ, Sweden

Umeรฅ is the largest city in northern Sweden, in the province of Vรคsterbotten. The city breathes culture, history and natural beauty. Umeรฅ Municipality has a population of roughly 130,000 and is home to Umeรฅ University and its some 35,000 students, giving the city a...
Hamburg-Altona, Germany

Hamburg-Altona, Germany

The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, located along the river Elbe, is one of the major inland port cities in Europe, housing around 1.2 million people. Functioning as a city-state, Hamburg is divided into seven boroughs with their own governance structures. Altona...
Porvoo, Finland

Porvoo, Finland

Porvoo is a bilingual city, located around 35 kilometres east of Finland’s capital Helsinki. Porvoo’s city centre lies along the river Porvoo, but alongside the urban centre and suburbs, the city of Porvoo also consists of rural landscapes to the east,...

External Publications

Below you will find additional articles from and about the Baltic Sea e-Nav project published on external platforms. Latvijas Jลซras administrฤcija uzsฤk jaunฤs paaudzes navigฤcijas datu sagatavoลกanu | lja.lv | 8 July 2026 | LAT PRIMAR Enhances Safety and Efficiency in...
Three years. Seven countries. One practical guide.

Three years. Seven countries. One practical guide.

What does it take to help SMEs grow beyond their home markets? Over the past three years, partners of the BSR Go-abroad project have worked alongside more than 250 SMEs across the Baltic Sea Region, testing tools, supporting internationalisation journeys and learning...
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