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The City of Gdansk

The City of Gdansk is located in the Northern Poland at the Baltic Sea, which was founded in 997. Within a short period, after its settlement, it was the richest and most populated city in the Republic of Poland (Poland in the past). Over a very long existence, Gdansk was shaped under the influence of many different cultures, especially German, Polish and Jewish. Gdansk is the place where began the most terrible conflict in human history (World War II) and it was the beginning of the fall of Communism in Central Europe here. Currently, the population of the city is less than 500 000, together with the cities located next (Gdynia and Sopot) creates Tricity. Gdansk is primarily known from amber, where the biggest deposits are in the world (the Bay of Gdansk). There are organized here the world’s largest international trade fair of amber and amber products. Architectural monuments and cultural institutions are also a trademark of Gdansk, worth seeing. Moreover, good connections to the city (especially the air) with other European cities, attracts an increasing number of tourists every year, who wants personally experience the attractiveness of this place. During a visit to Gdansk, we have the possibility of going to the nearby cities as Sopot and Gdynia, which are connected by public transport.

The City of Gdansk

Views in the center of Gdansk

Panorama of GdanskPanorama of Gdansk

Gdansk Old Town ( Town Hall in the background )Gdansk Old Town ( Town Hall in the background )

Gdansk craneView of the Crane in the background ( the tallest building on the right )

Green Gate of GdanskGreen Gate

Things to do in Gdansk

Gdansk is a city with the abundance of entertainment, where everyone can find something for himself. Examples of things to do during your stay :

zoo gdanskvisit the Zoo

Things to do in Gdanskgo bowling

karting Gdanskgo karting

climbing gdanskclimb up

swimming pool gdanskswim in the pool

SPA Gdanskrelax in the SPA

have fun on paintball Gdanskhave fun on paintball

hire a tour guide to show and tell you about the city of Gdanskhire a tour guide to show and tell you about the city

Polish food in the restaurant in Gdansktaste Polish food in the restaurant

Marked places of above attractions

 ( Please zoom the map up maximally to the marked place to see the kind of attraction and look at the signs next to the map )

1. Zoo – Gdanski Ogrod Zoologiczny

2. Bowling – MK Bowling. Centrum rozrywki

3. Karting – indoorkarting.pl

4. Climbing wall – „Elewator” Sciana Wspinaczkowa, Gdansk

5. Pool – Aquastacja

6. SPA – Arcadia SPA

7. Paintball – 3 TOWN PAINTBALL

8. Tour guide – PTTK. Oddzial Gdanski

9. Polish food – Kuchnia Polska

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Gdansk has much more different attractions. We only propose you some possibilities.

15 interesting places to visit in Gdansk

1.

Westerplatte GdanskWesterplatte

( Polish: Westerplatte )

Westerplatte is a peninsula in Gdansk, where military transit depot was acting between 1926-1939. This place has become a symbolic beginning of the outbreak of World War ΙΙ. First of September in 1939, at 4:45 was the German invasion of Poland. German battleship Schleswig-Holstein, which was moored to the port a week earlier, under false pretenses, was heavily armed and prepared to attack. It was also hiding under the deck Assault Company Kriegsmarine. Seven days after the heroic struggle against a brutal enemy superiority the defenders of Westerplatte surrendered. 

2.

 

Dluga Street runs through the main city of Gdansk. It is a function of a representative of the city. After World War ΙΙ Dluga Street was completely destroyed, then rebuilt and in 1959 trams was moving in this place. Today takes place only pedestrian traffic. It operates along the street full of restaurants, shops and it is the site of numerous art show.

Dluga Street runs through the main city of GdanskDluga Street

( Polish: Ulica Dluga )

3.

Town Hall of GdanskTown Hall

( Polish: Muzeum Historyczne Miasta Gdanska or Ratusz Gdanski )

 

This structure is located on Dluga Street. It’s Gothic-Renaissance style building that makes it the most representative from the point of view of the historical part of the city. The exact date of the creation of the Town Hall is not known. The beginnings of this construction are estimated for the period of the early Middle Ages. During World War ΙΙ this precious relic of Gdansk suffered from fire, bombs, and missiles to such an extent, that according to preliminary findings do not fit for reconstruction and had to undergo demolition. Finally, it managed to save and convert into a museum. Today Town Hall is a branch of the Gdansk History Museum.

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Long Seashore is a promenade, that stretches along the Motlawa-arose from the bridges, that were in front of each of the water gate and were used for unloading. In XVΙΙΙ century the bridges were connected to each other so created the boulevard. Walking along the promenade you will come across numerous shops with amber, restaurants and a string of Gothic water gates.

Long Seashore GdanskLong Seashore

( Polish: Dlugie pobrzeze )

5.

Crane of GdanskCrane

( Polish: Zuraw Gdanski or Zuraw. Oddzial Narodowego Muzeum Morskiego )

 

It was built between 1442-1444.  Crane was serving many different functions in the past. It was used as a defensive fortification, city gate, overloading of goods (usually beer) and function of settings sails. Today is a branch of the Central Maritime Museum.

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In Amber Museum we can see the origins of amber, properties of amber. We will find out also how it is sourced, processed over time from ancient times to the present day. We will also see products of amber from Roman times, the Middle Ages but the finest products come from the time, when Gdansk was experiencing a ,,golden period” and was one of the best centers of handicrafts amber.

Amber Museum in GdanskAmber Museum

( Polish: Muzeum Bursztynu )

7.

Mountain Hail in GdanskMountain Hail

( Polish: Gora Gradowa )

 

 

Mountain Hail is a hill, which is situated 50 meters above sea level, close to the center of Gdansk. We can see the center of the city and surroundings, standing on top. A huge cross is characteristic for this place.

8.

 

Once upon a time King Arthur’s Court (building behind the fountain of Neptune) was the meeting place for merchants and was the center of social life for people of Gdansk. The interior of the room is done in the Gothic style. Pomp and wealth have been linked with a number of images to create consistency. There is a possibility for people, who wish to explore the interior because it is a branch.

King Arthur’s Court in GdanskKing Arthur’s Court

( Polish: Dwor Artusa )

9.

Solidarity Square in GdanskSolidarity Square

( Polish: Plac SOLIDARNOSCI GDANSK )

 

Three great crosses are characteristic of this place and are a monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers. December 1970, victims killed by the army and militia in the Polish People’s Republic. During the visit to Gdansk in 1987 ,,John Paul ΙΙ”  was praying under the monument. At Solidarity Square is European Solidarity Centre, the heart of which is an exhibition tells the history of this movement.

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St. Mary’s Church is a historic place on the world map. It was built between 1346-1506. It is the world’s largest Church, which has been built of brick. In the period 1572-1945 was serving as the Evangelical Church and the Catholic. It has almost entirely architecture in the Gothic style.

St. Mary’s Church-GdanskSt. Mary’s Church

( Polish: Bazylika Mariacka )

11.

Pier in Brzezno, Gdansk PolandPier in Brzezno

( Polish: Molo Brzezno )

 

Pier in Brzezno is situated between pier in Sopot and the entrance to the port of Gdansk. It is 130 meters length. Standing on it, during good visibility (which is quite rare), you can see with the naked eye portion of the peninsula of Hel. The pier and the nearby surroundings are the perfect places for walking.

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We can enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding Tricity from the Observation Tower in Gdansk-Oliwa.

Observation Tower Pacholek, GdanskObservation Tower Pacholek

( Polish: Pacholek )

 

13.

Oliwa Park in GdanskOliwa Park

( Polish: Park Oliwski )

 

Oliwa Park is a place, where you can calm down, rest in peace and regain inner balance. Park is located near Observation Tower Pacholek.

14.

 

The Cathedral was built in the XΙΙΙ century by Cistercian. This is the longest Cistercian Church in the world. The length is 97,6 meters-inside, 107 meters-outside. There are placed inside sacred art styles: renaissance, baroque, classical. The organs made between 1763-1788 make awesome feeling. They are often used at concerts.

Oliwa Cathedral, GdanskOliwa Cathedral

( Polish: Archikatedra Oliwska )

15.

Stadium in GdanskEnerga Stadium

( Polish: Stadion Energa )

 

The Stadium was opened in 2011. It was created primarily for Euro 2012, which took place in Poland and Ukraine. It can accommodate up to 45 000 people. The color of the Stadium resembles the color of amber. It is multifunctional: sports facility, also it acts as a center of entertainment, recreation, and business.

You can check the above places on the map

1. Westerplatte ( Polish: Westerplatte )

2. Dluga Street ( Polish: Ulica Dluga )

3. Town Hall ( Polish: Muzeum Historyczne Miasta Gdanska or Ratusz Gdanski )

4. Long Seashore ( Polish: Dlugie pobrzeze )

5. Crane ( Polish: Zuraw Gdanski or Zuraw. Oddzial Narodowego Muzeum Morskiego )

6. Amber Museum ( Polish: Muzeum Bursztynu )

7. Mountain Hail ( Polish: Gora Gradowa )

8. King Arthur’s Court ( Polish: Dwor Artusa )

9. Solidarity Square ( Polish: Plac SOLIDARNOSCI GDANSK )

10. St. Mary’s Church ( Polish: Bazylika Mariacka )

11. Pier in Brzezno ( Polish: Molo Brzezno )

12. Observation Tower Pacholek ( Polish: Pacholek )

13. Oliwa Park ( Polish: Park Oliwski )

14. Oliwa Cathedral ( Polish: Archikatedra Oliwska )

15. Energa Stadium ( Polish: Stadion Energa )

You can also use the map to check other places that interest you

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