Gdańsk: 10 places you have to see
The top 3 according to 19 votes from people: Long Market and Long Street · St Mary's Basilica · Neptune's Fountain. (Updated Jul 20, 2024.)
The Royal Route, the Crane and the birthplace of Solidarity: Gdańsk's top attractions according to guides and blogs.
Automatically translated (original in Polski). See the original
Top 10
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1
Long Market and Long Street
The Royal Route of merchant houses, the Town Hall and Artus Court.
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2
St Mary's Basilica
One of the largest brick churches in the world, with a viewing tower.
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3
Neptune's Fountain
17th-century city symbol in front of Artus Court.
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4
Gdańsk Crane
15th-century medieval port crane, now part of the National Maritime Museum.
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5
Museum of the Second World War
Modern museum opened in 2017.
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6
Westerplatte
Where the Second World War began on 1 September 1939.
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7
Oliwa Cathedral
Cathedral famous for its Rococo organ with moving angels.
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8
Granary Island
Rebuilt granaries on the Motława with a footbridge and restaurants.
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9
Mariacka Street
Atmospheric lane of stoops and amber workshops.
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10
Amber Museum
Amber exhibition in the Great Mill.
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11
European Solidarity Centre
Museum of the Solidarity movement at the Gdańsk Shipyard.
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12
Brzeźno beach and pier
Sandy Baltic beach with a wooden pier.
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Comments (4)
Europejskie Centrum Solidarności, bardzo ważne muzeum.
Westerplatte, tu zaczęła się wojna.
Muzeum II Wojny Światowej robi ogromne wrażenie, warto zarezerwować pół dnia.
Ulica Mariacka z bursztynem, najpiękniejsza ulica w Polsce.