Gdansk

Located in Poland’s northern Pomorskie region, the Baltic coastal city of Gdansk delights with its picturesque Old Town and charming backstreets, wonderful local cuisine and maritime history. It’s the perfect European city for exploring on foot and taking in the sights.

What’s most loved about Gdansk

• Gdańsk’s historic Old Town is beloved for its picturesque streets, colourful facades, and well-preserved medieval architecture. Visitors are captivated by iconic landmarks such as the Gothic St. Mary’s Church, the historic Neptune’s Fountain, and the imposing Gdańsk Crane, which provide a glimpse into the city’s rich history and maritime heritage
• Situated on the shores of the Baltic Sea, Gdańsk boasts a unique maritime charm and bustling waterfront atmosphere. Visitors love strolling along the scenic Motława River embankment, exploring bustling marinas and shipyards, and soaking up the maritime ambiance at lively cafes, restaurants, and seafood markets
• Gdańsk’s history as a major trading port has contributed to its cultural diversity and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Visitors can explore the city’s multicultural heritage through its historic districts such as the former German Quarter and the Polish Royal Route, as well as by visiting museums and cultural institutions that celebrate Gdańsk’s rich tapestry of influences
• Gdańsk is renowned as the “Amber Capital of the World,” with a long-standing tradition of amber craftsmanship and trade. Visitors can browse amber boutiques, jewellery shops, and artisan workshops in the Old Town, as well as learn about the history and significance of amber at the Amber Museum, making Gdańsk a paradise for amber enthusiasts
• Gdańsk offers a diverse culinary scene that showcases the flavours of both traditional Polish cuisine and international influences. Visitors can dine in historic cellars and waterfront restaurants, sampling regional specialties such as pierogi (dumplings), żurek (sour rye soup), and fresh Baltic seafood, as well as enjoying craft beers and local spirits
• Gdańsk is known for its warm hospitality and friendly locals, who welcome visitors with open arms and genuine warmth. Whether exploring historic sites, shopping in local markets, or enjoying cultural events and festivals, visitors to Gdańsk appreciate the city’s welcoming atmosphere and sense of community

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