Gdansk is a city with a unique history, which has had a great impact on its contemporary landscape. For centuries it has been a melting pot where diverse cultures, peoples and traditions have formed a unique community. It is also a symbolic place where World War II broke out and the Solidarity movement was established, serving as a memorial site of the past and inspiration for the future for people from all over the world.
No matter how many days you plan to spend in Gdańsk, it is worth getting inspired by the list of the most important attractions that will help you discover the history of the city and its inhabitants.
The Royal Route owes its name to the triumphal entries of monarchs to the city, parades or other ceremonies that it has been the scene of for centuries.
The attack on Westerplatte on September 1, 1939 is a symbolic beginning of World War II. In Gdańsk, which once again witnessed important events in history,
Find out why Gdańsk is one of the most important museum centers in Poland and a treasury of knowledge for art, history and science enthusiasts.
Gdańsk, a city with a fascinating heritage, is a real treasure for lovers of art and architecture. Amongst the labyrinth of streets, pearls of Gothic beauty are hidden, which delight and move the imagination.
Gdańsk is the place where Solidarity was born - a symbol of uniting the inhabitants in the fight for freedom, dignity and justice.
Take a breath. Gdańsk's wonders of nature can delight with their diversity. If you are a lover of rest surrounded by nature, get to know the top places that you must visit.
The so-called lungs of Gdańsk are located only 15 km from the city center. Wide beaches, forests, thousands of species of birds and… amber. Do you believe in love at first sight?
Spring and summer are the time of long walks, outdoor activities or picnics, but in autumn among colorful leaves or in winter when everything is covered with snow, it is just as beautiful! Here are some amazing parks in Gdańsk - always worth visiting
In Gdańsk you will find many beautifully situated bathing beaches. Warm sand, pier, atmospheric restaurants. Is the beach synonymous with paradise on earth? For many, yes. Find out why.
Are you looking for ideas for an active holiday? You are in the right place. This is where all the elements meet: water, earth, air, fire. Gdańsk is a city of many possibilities, and all of them are at your fingertips.
The air by the sea is rich not only in iodine. Oxygenate your body and nurture your immunity by jogging in the most beautiful areas of Gdańsk.
Whether you are a fan of relaxing rides or intense cycling routes, here you will definitely find a route for yourself. After all, it is not without reason that Gdańsk has been recognized as the most cyclist-friendly city in Poland!
Welcome to the land of Neptune. Enjoy kayaking, windsurfing or SUP sightseeing. Choose a relaxing cruise on a yacht or a zumba session on the beach. Gdansk has something to offer for everyone.
Culture is an extremely important area of life in every city. That is why Gdańsk has many galleries that will delight even the most demanding art connoisseurs.
Fairs, street art, sailing ship rallies, classical music… There is no shortage of major events in Gdańsk! Check out what takes place every year and attracts real crowds of guests.
Gdańsk is a child-friendly city. If you want to discover the city and its history through fun combined with a pinch of knowledge, we invite you here. Museums, galleries, playgrounds - all this was created just for the youngest recipients. Don't wait!
If someone thinks that museums are a place of boredom for children, they are wrong. At least when it comes to Gdansk.
Gdańsk is a great place to relax for people of all ages. The best places for children are recommended by experts - other children. And as we know, they can't be wrong!
Rain doesn't have to mean boredom! With capricious weather in Gdańsk, you will still find plenty of places that will successfully replace outdoor fun.
By visiting Gdańsk, you gain many opportunities to actively spend time outdoors, enjoy beautiful landscapes and discover natural treasures. Start your adventure in nature.
Oliwa is one of the oldest districts of Gdansk. Its narrow, intimate streets and majestic townhouses are the hallmark of this part of the city.
Known as the Lungs of Gdansk, Sobieszewo Island is located just 15 km from the city centre. It is famous for its wide beaches, forests, thousands of bird species and... amber. Do you believe in love at first sight?