Matarnia (German: Mattern; Kashubian: Matarniô) is an administrative district of Gdańsk, Poland, located in the western part of the city. It is notable for containing Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport within its boundaries. Matarnia borders Osowa and Oliwa to the north, Brętowo to the east, Jasień and Kokoszki to the south, and Gmina Żukowo to the west. It contains the quarters (osiedla) of Firoga, Klukowo, Trzy Norty, Zajączkowo, and Nowa Karczma. It also shares the quarter of Rębiechowo with Kokoszki. The village of Wielkie Chojno was the first settlement in the area, given by Mestwin II, Duke of Pomerania, to the Oliwa Abbey in 1283. The village was destroyed in 1433 during the Hussite expedition to the Baltic. It was also devastated during the Thirteen Years' War and rebuilt in 1472. As of 1583, Wielkie Chojno had 20 inhabitants. More information...
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