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Things to do in Gdansk

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Top 10 things to do in Gdansk

  1. Rue Longue (Ulica Długa) and Market Square

    1.Rue Longue (Ulica Długa) and Market Square

    Medieval heart of Gdansk featuring beautifully reconstructed colorful facades, cafés, and galleries. A central strolling destination and perfect starting point to explore the Old Town.

    Free

  2. Basilique Mariacka de Gdansk

    2.Basilique Mariacka de Gdansk

    14th-century Gothic church dominating the old town with its 82-meter bell tower. Panoramic views from the top over Gdansk's distinctive red-tiled roofs.

    ≈ 3 €

  3. Musée de Solidarité (Europejskie Centrum Solidarności)

    3.Musée de Solidarité (Europejskie Centrum Solidarności)

    Museum dedicated to the Solidarity movement and the fall of communist rule. Interactive exhibits and archives from Poland's 1980s labor movement.

    ≈ 10 €

  4. Motlawa Riverside Walk and River Cruise

    4.Motlawa Riverside Walk and River Cruise

    Stroll along the historic canal with views of colorful facades. Take a boat cruise for a unique perspective on the old town's architecture.

    ≈ 8 €

  5. Golden Gate (Złota Brama)

    5.Golden Gate (Złota Brama)

    Renaissance monument from 1612 marking the entrance to Long Street. Ornate gilded façade and defensive structure with integrated museum.

    ≈ 4 €

  6. Sopot Beach and Pier (Molo)

    6.Sopot Beach and Pier (Molo)

    Popular Baltic beach featuring a famous 511-meter pier. Belle Époque seaside resort just 15 minutes from Gdansk with restaurants and vibrant nightlife.

    Free

  7. Gdansk Amber Museum

    7.Gdansk Amber Museum

    Exceptional collection of Baltic amber featuring pieces millions of years old. Jewelry, fossils, and interactive exhibits on amber's fascinating history.

    ≈ 7 €

  8. Polish Cooking Class with Magda Gessler

    8.Polish Cooking Class with Magda Gessler

    Culinary workshop with renowned Polish chef Magda Gessler to prepare traditional dishes: bigos, pierniki, and zurek (rye soup).

    ≈ 85 €

  9. Gdansk Museum of World War II

    9.Gdansk Museum of World War II

    Modern museum exploring WWII and the destruction of Gdansk. Interactive exhibits, archival footage, and survivor testimonies.

    ≈ 12 €

  10. Tribunal of the Royal Court (Artus Court)

    10.Tribunal of the Royal Court (Artus Court)

    16th-century Renaissance palace that served as the seat of municipal power. Features sumptuous interior decoration with painted ceilings and an impressive armor collection.

    ≈ 6 €

Sample itinerary: Gdansk in 3 days

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Day 1

≈ €97 of activities (indicative prices)

Morning
Polish Cooking Class with Magda Gessler

Polish Cooking Class with Magda Gessler

≈ 85 €

Afternoon
Sopot Beach and Pier (Molo)

Sopot Beach and Pier (Molo)

Free

Evening
Targ Nocny Night Market - Street Food & Atmosphere

Targ Nocny Night Market - Street Food & Atmosphere

≈ 12 €

Day 2

≈ €77 of activities (indicative prices)

Morning
Hala Targowa Market in Gdansk - Local Food Tasting

Hala Targowa Market in Gdansk - Local Food Tasting

≈ 15 €

Afternoon
Gdansk Amber Museum

Gdansk Amber Museum

≈ 7 €

Evening
Targ Rybny Restaurant - Fresh Fish Dinner

Targ Rybny Restaurant - Fresh Fish Dinner

≈ 55 €

Day 3

≈ €155 of activities (indicative prices)

Morning
Paragliding from the Westerplatte Cliffs

Paragliding from the Westerplatte Cliffs

≈ 120 €

Evening
Dinner at Pani Zofia's Home - Kashubian Cuisine

Dinner at Pani Zofia's Home - Kashubian Cuisine

≈ 35 €

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