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It’s situated in the North of Poland on the Southern side
of the Baltic Sea
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Today the city is a blend of beautiful historic buildings, trendy
riverside cafes and shops, modern shopping centres and
outstanding cinemas and theatres. All located in the
neighbourhood of thick forest areas and wide sandy beaches.
 Walking in the city and getting to know its history etched in
the monuments will give you many magical moments and
true emotions. Gdańsk is a pearl of bourgeois architecture,
boasting beautiful houses and a unique market. It is a world
of cozy streets and historical churches. These are also
perfectly preserved fortifications, ranked among the biggest
in Europe, and interesting harbour architecture.
Gdańsk - a city for active people
If you enjoy spending your free time actively, attractions there
are just what you are looking for. The choice is wide:
picturesque cycling and walking paths, kilometres of beaches
and one of Poland's largest zoos. Gdańsk is an active city for
active people.
Neptune statue in the shadow of
the Main Town Hall
Central Maritime Museum and the Crane
Gdańsk's National Maritime Museum is made up of four
individual museums, including The Crane and the Sołdek
ship - together create a complete history of the port.
The Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre
St. Mary's Street [Ulica Mariacka]
Locally known as ul. Mariacka, this cobbled street lined with
amber galleries and cafes, runs from St. Mary's Church to the
Motława River. It was badly damaged during WWII but
carefully reconstructed.