Poland's Oldest Ship Returns Home After Dramatic Rescue

Elbląg Welcomes Home its Oldest Passenger Ship: Jantar's Historic Return After Years as a Concert Stage Elbląg, Poland – In a heartwarming conclusion to a decades-long journey, the Jantar, Poland's oldest passenger ship, has returned to its home port of Elbląg. Built in 1892, the vessel has a rich history, but in recent years faced the threat of demolition. However, thanks to preservation efforts, Jantar was saved and transformed into a unique concert venue in Bydgoszcz, captivating audiences with its unusual setting. "It's a dream come true to see Jantar back where it belongs," said Przemysław Ziętara, a crew member of the ship. "It's more than just a ship; it's a piece of history, a symbol of our city's heritage." The video shows Jantar's journey from Bydgoszcz, where it served as a floating stage, to Elbląg. The crew's careful navigation through narrow waterways is highlighted, emphasizing the challenges of transporting such a historic vessel. In Elbląg, Jantar will once again serve the community, this time as a venue for cultural events, ensuring its legacy continues for generations to come.