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Welcome to Gdańsk, the historic heart of the Tri-City and one of the most fascinating places I’ve ever explored. It’s a city where every corner tells a story—from the stunning, rebuilt Royal Way and the iconic medieval Crane to the powerful history waiting at the European Solidarity Centre and the Museum of the Second World War. But it’s not just about the past; the present is just as vibrant! We’ll dive into an incredible food scene, enjoying everything from legendary pierogi at Mandu to fine dining on the waterfront at Goldwasser and the cool, modern vibe of the Słony Spichlerz food hall. Whether we’re climbing the tower of St. Mary’s Church for the best view in town or taking a sunset kayak on the Motława, Gdańsk is a city that invites you to truly immerse yourself.

Musuems

  • National Maritime Museum

    This is essential for understanding Gdańsk's soul. Spread across historic granaries on Ołowianka Island and the iconic Crane, this museum tells the story of Poland's seafaring past. We'll discover everything from ancient underwater archaeology to the city's golden age of trade.

  • European Solidarity Center

    This incredible, rust-colored building tells the powerful story of Lech Wałęsa and the shipyard workers who stood up to communism—and won. It’s an inspiring, interactive journey through the movement that changed the world.

  • Museum of the Second World War

    If you're a history buff, we can block out a whole afternoon for this one. It is a massive, world-class museum that digs deep into the global and local impact of the war. The exhibitions are incredibly powerful, and honestly, the modern architecture of the building itself is a sight to behold.

  • Amber Museum

    Learn about "Baltic Gold!" Housed in the spectacular, historic Great Mill, this museum is a gem (pun intended). We'll see incredible ancient inclusions (insects trapped millions of years ago) and stunning modern art made from amber. It’s a beautiful, shining piece of local heritage.

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    Archaeological Museum

    Housed in one of the most stunning Renaissance buildings in the city, the Naturalists’ House, this museum is a treasure trove. We'll step back thousands of years to see fascinating artifacts from Pomerania's earliest days, including incredible medieval jewelry and Viking-era finds. Plus, the views of the Motława River from the tower are an unexpected bonus!

Restaurants

  • Mandu Centrum

    The best pierogi in town. Fresh & handmade.

  • Bar Mleczny Neptun

    A classic Polish "Milk Bar." Authentic, cheap, cafeteria-style.

  • Goldwasser

    Historic fine dining on the waterfront. Famous for Goldwasser liqueur.

  • Słony Spichlerz

    "Salty Granary" - A cool, modern food hall with 9 different kitchens.

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    Drukarnia

    Hipster cafe in an old printing house. Amazing coffee & pastries.