Gdańsk: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

Central attractions in Gdańsk include Długi Targ, the Neptune Fountain, historic town houses, and the Town Hall of the Main City, with exhibitions on the region’s cultural heritage.

A basilica in Gdańsk houses a main altar retable from the 14th century, an astronomical clock by Hans Düringer, as well as epitaphs and funerary monuments. The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk covers events that changed the course of history and is described as one of Poland’s most modern museums.

The Royal Route, also known as the Royal Tract, runs from the Upper Gate and the Foregate complex through Długa Street to Długi Targ.

History

The Solidarity movement is associated with the Gdańsk Shipyard; for more than a thousand years, the history of Gdańsk has been shaped by a mixture of cultures, faiths, and languages.

City and Events

Gdańsk offers MICE facilities including hotels, unusual venues, and local service providers. A city experience in Gdańsk included exploring the city on foot, by bicycle, and by boat.

Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport is considered modern and well connected.

Cuisine

A city experience in Gdańsk included local food and drinks.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Gdańsk can continue their accommodation search via these location pages: Kłodawa, Elganowo, Przejazdowo, Buszkowy Górne, Łęgowo, Pomlewo, Koszwaly.

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More about the destination

Relevant information for planning your trip:

Gdańsk: Old Town, harbor, museums, and the Baltic Sea in Poland.