The hanseatic city of Gdańsk is brimming with beautiful buildings and monuments, which have been painstakingly reconstructed after the city’s wartime destruction. The finest examples of historic architecture include The St. Mary’s Church, Europe’s largest brick church, the old merchant residences of Long Street, and Long Market with its symbolic Neptune fountain. Charming Mariacka Street is lined with romantic coffee shops and artisan boutiques specialising in traditional amber products, while the boulevard alongside the Motława river is a popular spot for a Sunday stroll. If you need to rest your feet, the waterfront is dotted with excellent fish restaurants and fascinating art galleries.

Together with nearby Sopot and Gdynia, Gdańsk is known as the Tri-City. Famed for its amazing beaches and health spas, Sopot is Poland’s most popular summer destination. The harbour town of Gdynia boasts impressive shopping opportunities and excellent ferry connections.

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