Attractions in Gdansk
Most attractions of Gdansk are concentrated around the Royal Way, a route in the Old Town comprised of the Long Street and Long Market between the Golden Gate and the Green Gate. Here you find numerous monuments dating back to when Gdansk was one of the most powerful cities along the Baltic Sea. The city als hosts a number of medieval churches and interesting museums. Explore Westerplatte during a boat tour through the harbour, and don't forget th visit the relaxing cathedral and cloistercomplex in Oliwa.
Sights in Gdansk
Long Street
The 'Royal Way' of Gdansk is rich with colourful merchant
houses.
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Main Town Hall
The Main Town Hall of Gdansk is a majestic Gothic brick building
overlooking the Long Market.
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Golden Gate
The gate at the entrance of Long Street was built in the 17th
century.
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Long Market
This historic square in the heart of Gdansk is home to historic
monuments like Artus Court, the Neptune Fountain and the Green
Gate.
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The Crane
The crane on the quay of the Motława is a landmark sight in
Gdansk.
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St Mary's Church
The Church of St Mary is the largest medieval brick church in
Europe.
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Great Mill
The Great Mill was during the Middle Ages one of the largest
industrial buildings in Europe.
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St. Catherine's Church
The oldest church in the Old Town of Gdańsk originating
from the first half of the 13th century.
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Westerplatte
On this location where the first shots of World War 2 were
fired, is now a monument.
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Oliwa
Stunning 14th century cathedral and park on northwestern
Gdansk.
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Museums in Gdansk
Maritime Museum
This museum gives insight in the important role of trade and the
marine in the history of Gdansk.
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Gdansk History Museum
The History Museum of Gdansk consists of a number of historic
buildings and sights spread over the city.
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