Toruń, one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, is famous not only for its medieval architecture and atmosphere, but also for its variety of gastronomic offerings. Here is a brief gastronomic guide to Toruń that will help you enjoy the city's best dishes:
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Gingerbread (Pierniki) Start your gastronomic journey with a tasting of the famous Toruń gingerbread. These sweets have a centuries-old history and are a true symbol of the city. Visit the Toruń Gingerbread Museum, where you can not only try different types of gingerbread but also learn how to make them.
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Old Town Market Take a stroll through the picturesque streets of the Old Town and visit the local market, where you can try traditional Polish dishes and snacks such as bigos, sausages, and oscypek with cranberry sauce.
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Restaurant "Manekin" This place is known for its delicious pancakes with creative fillings. Here you can find classic Polish pancakes with meat and mushrooms, as well as more exotic options with seafood or sweet pancakes with fruits and chocolate.
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Restaurant "Jan Olbracht Browar Staromiejski" Enjoy the atmosphere of an old brewery and try local craft beer. The menu offers Polish dishes such as roasted pork knuckle or dumplings with various fillings.
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Cafe "Sowa" This cozy establishment offers a great selection of coffee and desserts. Make sure to try their signature cheesecake or one of the various cakes.
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Toruń cuisine to go If the weather permits, grab some food to go and have a picnic in one of the beautiful parks in the city, for example, in the Nicolaus Copernicus Park.
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Restaurant "Cztery Pory Roku" For an elegant dinner, dishes from international cuisine with a Polish accent are suitable. The interior and high level of service will make your evening unforgettable.
Toruń is a city that combines historical atmosphere and modern gastronomic trends. Enjoy your trip and bon appétit!
