Gdańsk

Step into the golden heart of the Baltic in Gdańsk, Poland’s most enchanting port city, where the UNESCO-listed Main Town dazzles with colorful Hanseatic merchant houses, the towering St. Mary’s Church—one of the largest brick churches in the world—with its 400+ steps to panoramic views over red-tiled rooftops and the Motława River, and the iconic Neptune Fountain stands proudly in the Long Market amid lively cafés and amber shops. Wander the historic Long Street and Long Market lined with ornate façades, explore the fascinating European Solidarity Centre and the Museum of the Second World War that tell the powerful stories of Gdańsk’s pivotal role in modern history, or cruise the Motława River past the medieval Crane (Żuraw) and the stunning Oliwa Cathedral—all in a walkable city that masterfully blends 1,000 years of Hanseatic grandeur, amber craftsmanship, and the warm, resilient spirit of the Polish coast.

Savor fresh Baltic herring, hearty bigos stew, sweet Gdańsk gingerbread (pierniki), and crisp Polish craft beers amid lively riverside terraces, amber glow in every shop window, and the unmistakable rhythm of a city that feels both historic and vibrantly alive.

Gdańsk isn’t just a destination—it’s Poland’s most beautiful Baltic jewel of history, amber, and northern soul—plan your Gdańsk adventure today!

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