Start your visit by exploring the charming Old Town of Gdansk. It's famous for its picturesque architecture, narrow streets, and beautiful facades. Make sure to stroll along Long Market (Długi Targ), visit the iconic Neptune's Fountain, and admire the Gothic-style Main Town Hall.

Don't miss the magnificent St. Mary's Church (Bazylika Mariacka), one of the largest brick churches in the world. Climb the tower for panoramic views of the city or explore the interior, which houses impressive artworks and an astronomical clock.

Gain insight into Poland's struggle for freedom from communism by visiting the European Solidarity Centre. It chronicles the story of the Solidarity movement and offers engaging exhibitions and multimedia presentations.

Gdansk is renowned for its amber, and the Amber Museum is a must-visit attraction. Discover the fascinating history, culture, and uses of this unique gemstone. The museum houses a remarkable collection of amber artifacts.

Long Market is a vibrant hub of activity with a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops. You can sample traditional Polish cuisine, enjoy a cup of coffee or a refreshing drink, and explore local handicrafts, souvenirs, and boutique stores.

Delve into Gdansk's maritime heritage with a visit to the Gdansk Shipyards. This is where the Solidarity movement was born, and you can learn about the shipbuilding industry and its significance in Polish history at the Museum of the Second World War and the Roads to Freedom exhibition.

Visit the Westerplatte peninsula, where World War II began. Explore the historical sites, including the Monument to the Defenders of the Coast and the ruins of the barracks. It's an important place to learn about the city's wartime history.

Park Oliwski is known for its stunning gardens, which feature a mix of manicured lawns, colorful flowerbeds, and well-maintained paths. Located within the park grounds, Oliwa Cathedral features breathtaking Baroque architecture and impressive organ with more than 7,000 pipes.

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Motlawa River, lined with colorful buildings and waterfront cafes. Don't miss the Gdansk Crane (Żuraw), a medieval port crane that now houses a maritime museum.

Explore the charming Mariacka Street, known for its amber shops and atmospheric architecture. This picturesque street is perfect for a leisurely stroll, and you can find unique amber jewelry and souvenirs.

Gdansk boasts beautiful sandy beaches along the Baltic Sea. Spend some time relaxing on the beach, swimming, or enjoying water sports. The most popular beaches include Stogi, Brzeźno, and Jelitkowo.

Enjoy the panorama of Gdansk from Amber Sky – a large Ferris wheel on the Granary Island in Gdansk. Amber Sky has 36 cabins that whisk passengers over 50 metres up into the air! Every ride consists of three revolutions of the wheel and lasts about 15 minutes.