Gdansk Three-Day Travel Guide:
Day 1: Historic Center and Main Attractions
- Golden Gate and Royal Way
- Start the day with a walk along the Royal Way, which begins at the Golden Gate. This is a wonderful place to get a feel for the city's atmosphere.
- Long Market (Dlugi Targ)
- Visit the Long Market, where you will find many historical buildings. Be sure to visit the town hall and Neptune Fountain.
- St. Mary's Basilica
- One of the largest brick churches in the world, impressive both inside and out. Climb the tower for a panoramic view of Gdansk.
- Crane (Harbor Crane)
- A symbol of the city and part of the National Maritime Museum. Be sure to go inside to learn more about Gdansk's maritime history.
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- Try traditional Polish dishes such as pierogi, bigos, or zurek.
- Granary Island (Wyspa Spichrzów)
- Enjoy a pleasant walk on the island, where you can admire views of the Motlawa River and stylish modern buildings built among historic warehouses.
Day 2: Museums and Culture
- European Solidarity Centre
- Visit this important place dedicated to the Polish movement "Solidarity" and the history of the struggle for freedom in Poland.
- Museum of the Second World War
- One of the largest and most famous museums telling the events of the war. Plan to spend several hours there to fully immerse yourself in the exhibition.
- City Gates and Fortifications
- Take a walk along the old city fortifications. An interesting place to explore the history of defensive structures.
- Sunset on the Motlawa River waterfront
- Spend the evening strolling along the waterfront and enjoy dinner at one of the restaurants overlooking the water.
Day 3: Surroundings and Nature
- Sopot
- Visit the neighboring seaside resort town of Sopot, known for its long pier and sandy beaches. A great place for seafront walks and relaxation.
- Oliwa
- In this area of Gdansk, you will find the beautiful Oliwa Park. Be sure to visit the Oliwa Cathedral, where organ concerts are regularly held.
- Granaries Museum
- Learn about traditional architecture and the history of granaries at the museum.
- Shopping and Souvenirs
- Return to Gdansk for souvenir shopping. Be sure to check out amber, which can often be found in local stores.
- Dinner at a cozy restaurant
- End the day in the cozy atmosphere of a restaurant with traditional cuisine.
This itinerary will help you get to know Gdansk better and enjoy its cultural and historical attractions. Happy travels!
