Gdansk, Sopot, Gdynia belongs to so-called Tricity metropolitan area „Trójmiasto“. In the Tri-City we have a wide range of leisure activities. We can visit historic Gdansk, Sopot, where we will find the longest pier in Europe, the famous Grand Hotel or full of cafes and restaurants.
Visit modern Gdynia, which has the longest seaside boulevard, beautiful beaches, the ORP Blyskawica warship. After sightseeing all 3 cities we can go for example to Malbork and visit the largest medieval castle. Certainly, an unforgettable attraction will also trip to the Hel Peninsula.
Gdansk is getting more and more popular among fellow travelers.
Gdansk is one of the oldest and major cities in Poland. This city considered to be a symbolic place of Second World War outbrake. In Gdansk polish workers from „Stocznia Gdanska“ created Solidarity – first independent anti-Soviet labour union.
So, let’s have a look at the best things to do in Gdansk:
Żuraw and Neptune Fontaine is one of the most popular symbols of Gdansk. Żuraw was built in 1442-1444 and he is the biggest and the oldest port lift in Europe. Here you can feel the atmosphere of the old port and panoramic view on Motlawa river.
The most popular church in Poland and also the biggest church in Europe built with bricks. They started building in 1343, but it was ready only after 159 years. This is definitely one of the attractions you must see.
One of the best things to do in Gdansk for history lovers. The Gdansk Shipyard was the backdrop of one of the most important events of contemporary Polish and European history. It all started here: anti-Soviet Solidarity (Solidarity movement), round table talks, the fall of Soviet communism.
Sightseeing of Gdańsk would be incomplete without paying a visit to a place where the struggle against the policy of real socialism began. This place is, of course, Gdańsk Shipyard. The famous shipyard cranes have become an unmistakeable identifying feature of the cityscape, contributing to its national heritage.
In the Solidarity Square, not far away from the spot where in December of 1970 the first three shipyard workers were killed, there stand a symbolic construction consisting of three anchors and three crosses – The Monument to the fallen Shipyard Workers.
50 m high moraine hill located near the city center. From the top of the mountain there is a beautiful view of the panorama of Gdansk. A nineteenth-century fortress complex is located on the hill, with a characteristic cross on its top.
The huge Ferris wheel enables residents and guests from outside the region to experience the charms of Gdańsk, combined with a thrill, look at the Old Town, the Gdańsk Amber Stadium, the shipyard with historic cranes, moraine hills, and even distant Hel from a completely different perspective.
Beautiful and wonderful. Nice time in the old city of Gdansk. Interesting places and nice views. Basis during your stay in the Tri-City. Feel the magical atmosphere while walking through the atmospheric streets
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