Gdansk

Gdańsk is the crown jewel of Northern Poland, rich in maritime history, amber trade, and stunning Gothic architecture. Embark on a comfortable journey to explore the vibrant streets of the old town, iconic historical sites, and hidden seaside gems, fully tailored to your schedule.

Discover the Wonders of Poland.

Gdansk.

Gdańsk is Poland's largest port city on the Baltic Sea, renowned for its thousand-year history and unique architecture. It is part of the Tricity metropolitan area, along with Sopot and Gdynia.
Golden Gate Gdańsk.

The Golden Gate (Polish: Złota Brama) is one of Gdańsk's most significant architectural monuments, located at the beginning of the Royal Route on Długa Street. Built in the early 17th century, it replaced an older 14th-century Gothic gate and became a symbol of the city's wealth and prosperity.
Gdańsk Tower of Secrets.
- The historic Stągiewna Gate (Brama Stągiewna) at Motławska 14 houses an entertainment center that combines history and horror attractions: Fear Zone: An interactive attraction where visitors can experience the "ghost effect" and meet frightening characters. Wax Museum: Includes a separate section dedicated to horror movie characters.
National Museum in Gdańsk.

The National Museum in Gdańsk (MNG) is one of the oldest and largest museums in Poland. Its crowning glory is Hans Memling's world-class triptych "The Last Judgment."
Gdańsk Neptune fountain.

The Neptune Fountain (Polish: Fontanna Neptuna) is the most recognizable symbol of Gdańsk, located in the historic center of the city on the Long Market Square (Długi Targ) in front of the entrance to Artus Court.
Amber Museum in Gdańsk.

The Amber Museum in Gdańsk (Muzeum Bursztynu) is one of the city's most modern museums, housed in the historic Great Mill (Wielki Młyn). Since 2021, the exhibition has moved here from the Prison Tower and offers visitors a glimpse of the "gold of the Baltic" through the prism of history, nature, and art.
Museum WW2 Gdańsk.

The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk (Muzeum II Wojny Światowej) is a modern multimedia complex with one of the largest historical exhibitions in the world. Its main exhibition, located 14 meters underground, tells the story of the war through the lens of the lives of ordinary people.
Westerplatte Gdańsk.

Westerplatte in Gdansk is a landmark memorial site where the first battles of World War II began. Key visual landmarks include the majestic monument to the coastal defenders and the preserved ruins of military installations.
Wisłoujście Fortress Gdańsk.

The Wisłoujście Fortress (Polish: Twierdza Wisłoujście) is a unique historic fortification located in Gdańsk, Poland, at the former mouth of the Vistula River. Often called the "Gate to the Republic," it served as a crucial defensive point, lighthouse, and maritime hub for centuries.
St. Mary's Basilica in Gdańsk.

St. Mary's Basilica (Bazylika Mariacka) in Gdańsk is the largest brick church in the world and one of the city's main landmarks. Construction took over 150 years (1343–1502) and can accommodate up to 25,000 people at a time.
Karting Gdańsk.

Gdansk is home to several popular go-kart tracks, offering both indoor tracks for all-weather riding and outdoor tracks.
Shooting ranges Gdańsk.

There are several popular shooting ranges (strzelnica in Polish) in and around Gdansk where you can shoot firearms without a special license under the supervision of an instructor.
Crane Museum Gdańsk.

The Crane Museum (Polish: Żuraw) is the oldest surviving port crane in Europe and one of the main symbols of Gdańsk. It is a branch of the National Maritime Museum and is located in the historic center of the city on the Motława River embankment.
National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk.

The National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk (Narodowe Muzeum Morskie) is a large complex located in the city's historic center on the banks of the Motława River. The museum includes several unique objects, from ancient grain storage facilities to the first post-war Polish ship.
Gdańsk European Solidarity Centre.

The European Solidarity Centre (Europejskie Centrum Solidarności, ECS) is a modern, interactive museum in Gdańsk dedicated to the history of the Solidarity trade union movement and the fall of communism in Poland and Eastern Europe.
Zoo Gdańsk.

The Gdańsk Zoo (Gdański Ogród Zoologiczny) is a zoological park in Poland (approximately 124 hectares), located in the picturesque Oliwa district. It is open to visitors daily and year-round, including weekends and holidays.
Park Oliwski Gdańsk.

Adam Mickiewicz's Oliwa Park is a historic garden complex in Gdańsk, covering approximately 10 hectares, built on the foundations of former monastery gardens. It is considered one of the most beautiful and visited places in the city thanks to its blend of French formal style, English landscape design, and unique botanical collections.
Oliwa star Gdańsk.

Olivia Star (often referred to as Oliwa Star) is the tallest skyscraper in Gdańsk and all of northern Poland, located in the Olivia Centre business district in Oliwa. The 180-meter-tall building is a popular tourist destination thanks to its observation deck and restaurants with panoramic views.
Flyspot Gdańsk.

Flyspot is a network of professional wind tunnels in Poland designed for indoor skydiving. These free-fall simulators use powerful fans to create vertical airflow at speeds of up to 330 km/h, allowing a person to soar without a parachute.
Old Town Hall Gdańsk.

Main City Hall (Ratusz Głównego Miasta): A majestic building with an 80-meter tower. Inside is the Museum of Gdańsk with its magnificent Red Hall, and at the top is an observation deck and a carillon of 37 bells.
Hevelianum Gdańsk.

Hevelianum is a modern scientific and educational center in Gdańsk, located on the grounds of a former 19th-century defensive fortress on Gradowa Hill. This space combines interactive scientific exhibitions, historical displays, and a park area with one of the best panoramic views of the Old Town and shipyards.
Designer Outlet Gdańsk.

The main outlet center in Gdańsk is Designer Outlet Gdańsk (formerly known as Fashion House). It is the largest shopping center of its kind in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, offering products from over 100 brands at discounts ranging from 30% to 70% year-round.
Majaland Gdańsk Family Entertainment Park.

Discover Poland’s newest year-round family destination! Majaland Gdańsk combines a massive indoor covered zone with a fantastic outdoor area, making it perfect for a fun day out in any weather.
Explore the thrill of rollercoasters, make a splash at the outdoor water play area, and step into the magical Nickelodeon Land to meet favorite characters like SpongeBob, PAW Patrol, and Maya the Bee. Located just a short drive from the city center, it is the ultimate theme park adventure for international tourists and families visiting Gdańsk.
Loopy’s World Family Entertainment Center.

Explore one of the largest indoor amusement centers in Poland! Spanning over 3000 square meters, Loopy’s World in Gdańsk features a massive multi-level play structure with tunnels, trampolines, fast slides, and climbing obstacles. It is the perfect all-weather indoor playground for tourists traveling with energetic toddlers and children up to 14 years old.