Situated on Poland's Baltic coast, gorgeous Gdansk has the perfect blend of characteristics that make a city break so appealing. From colourful historic architecture and maritime history, to thriving riverside bars & eateries and WII significance.
Get to know the city better on a 3-hour private walking tour. Don't miss the impressive Gdansk Shipyard, where the Solidarity movement was born, a turning point in Poland's history. Take a stroll along the Long Market and visit the Artus Court, a former meeting place of wealthy merchants. Gdansk also has a thriving food scene, with plenty of restaurants serving up traditional Polish cuisine and fresh seafood from the nearby coast.
Speak with your Regent Poland Travel Specialist about upgrading your hotel in Gdansk or combining Gdansk with other cities in Poland.
Fly to Gdansk, take a private transfer to your hotel and check in for three nights.
Learn about Gdansk's fascinating and turbulent history on a 3-hour walking tour of the city. The main thoroughfares of Gdansk are packed full of historic buildings, restored after the city was all but destroyed during WWII. Stroll along Długa Street to see the impressive Artus Court and Neptune Fountain before reaching the Motława River bank with its pretty pastel coloured buildings and the iconic 'Crane' which is now part of the National Maritime Museum. After the tour you may feel a little peckish so head to Słony Spichlerz on Granary Island for lunch. Found in the repurposed Deo Plaza building this restaurant/market concept combines many restaurants and cuisines under one roof. Japanese in Gdansk - why not? Or stick to good solid Polish fare; the choice is yours! (B)
Gdansk, on the Baltic Sea coast, offers a fascinating mix of history and modernity. Explore the city's Old Town, with its colourful buildings, cobbled streets and stunning architecture, including the iconic Neptune's Fountain. Don't miss the impressive Gdansk Shipyard, where the Solidarity movement was born, a turning point in Poland's history. Take a stroll along the Long Market and visit the Artus Court, a former meeting place of wealthy merchants. Gdansk also has a thriving food scene, with plenty of restaurants serving up traditional Polish cuisine and fresh seafood from the nearby coast. And don't forget to enjoy a relaxing walk along the city's beautiful beach. (B)
Transfer back to the airport for your return flight.
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