Gdańsk

About Gdańsk

Gdańsk is a historic Baltic city where maritime heritage, striking architecture and modern culture come together. Stroll through the colourful Long Market, admire landmarks such as Neptune’s Fountain, and explore riverside streets shaped by centuries of trade. Gdańsk is also closely connected to pivotal moments in European history, from Westerplatte to the Solidarity movement. With museums, waterfront attractions, amber heritage, cafés and easy access to the Baltic coast, Gdańsk offers a rewarding city break packed with history, culture and coastal charm.

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Things to do in Gdańsk

Long Market

Explore the heart of Gdańsk along the city's historic Royal Route. Lined with colourful merchant houses, civic landmarks and waterfront views, it showcases the city's rich trading heritage and distinctive character.

Neptune's Fountain

Visit the iconic fountain that has become a symbol of Gdańsk. Set within Long Market, it reflects the city's long relationship with the sea and its importance as a Baltic trading port.

Solidarity Centre

Discover the story of the Solidarity movement at the European Solidarity Centre. Interactive exhibitions explore the social and political changes that helped shape modern Europe.

Westerplatte

Walk through the historic peninsula where the opening events of the Second World War took place. Memorials, remains and exhibitions provide insight into an important chapter of European history.

WWII Museum

Explore a comprehensive museum dedicated to the history and impact of the Second World War. Engaging displays place personal stories and global events within a wider historical context.