Crane. Branch of the National Martime Museum

Welcome to Gdańsk! A Polish port city on the Baltic Coast. Rich with history, Gdańsk was home to the first battles of WW2. Today, the city has been mostly reconstructed and has evolved into a colorful, and energetic city, reminiscent of a Polish-Amsterdam. While touristy, especially in nearby Sopot, you can still find lots of phenomenal cafes, bars, and restaurants throughout the city, at any hour of the day. Before you go, be sure to pick up some amber souvenirs as Gdańsk is the center of the world's amber trade. From this guide, you'll get to know the city and learn what to expect, it includes: 🗺️ Google Maps Version. 📍 Places of Interest. 🏨 Accommodations: Hostels & Hotels. (Adding Soon) 🍽️ Restaurants: Of all prices. ☕ Cafés. 🥐 Sweet Treats: Such as Pączki. 🍺 Bars & Clubs. 🎟️ Recommended Tours. A lot of work went into this guide. I leave my travel knowledge open for all, so if you find this guide useful I do ask that you leave a tip. Feel free to reach out with any questions! thomas.abroadandco@gmail.com

It is your perfect pocket guide for exploring Gdańsk over three exciting days. This guide has everything you need: from the best places to eat, whether you're looking for traditional Polish dishes or something new and exciting, to the coziest coffee spots where you can unwind with a delicious cup. If you're visiting with kids, we've got you covered with a list of fun and engaging places that are sure to keep them entertained. Plus, we're sharing all the essential tips to help you get around easily, find the city's hidden gems, and make the most out of your trip. Whether it's your first time in Gdańsk or you're back for more, this guide will help you discover all the best parts of the city without missing a beat.

Everything we did & saw on our first trip to Gdansk. Featuring a pinned map. 📷Sights 🍽️Eats 🍹Drinks 🎨Street Art Currency: Zloty Language: Polish, English