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The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk is one of the most modern museums in Poland, dedicated to the tragic events of 1939–1945. The exhibition shows the fate of both soldiers and civilians from around the world, highlighting the suffering and destruction caused by war. It features unique artifacts, films, photographs, and reconstructions that help visitors better understand this part of history. It’s a powerful and moving place that leaves a lasting impression.

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Railway Station Gdańsk Główny - Mateusz K

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Railway Station Gdańsk Główny - Mateusz K

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The Main Railway Station in Gdańsk, built in the years 1900-1904 in the neo-Gothic style, is one of the most important communication points in the city. It underwent modernization, and today it combines transport functions with a shopping center. It is also a place of great historical importance, connected, among others, with the outbreak of World War II and events related to "Solidarity".

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Sołdek is an unique monument, made with ship technology. It's the only stern-coil, steamed powered ship. Sołdek is the first seagoing ship after world war II( in Poland). From comission of the ship Sołdek was on 1479 cruises. It's a historic construction with spawned riveted hull. This ship is " a must visit" place on your trip to Gdańsk. Sołdek is transformed into museum which shows an exhabition arrangment under the title Sołdek and his time.

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Mariacka Street in Gdańsk is one of the most charming and oldest streets in the city, known for its beautiful historical townhouses with decorative terraces. It is famous for its workshops selling high-quality, one-of-a-kind amber jewellery. The street leads from St. Mary’s Basilica to the Motława River, offering a unique atmosphere.

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Długa Street in Gdańsk is one of the city's most famous and representative streets. In the past, the richest residents of Gdańsk lived here, and today it attracts tourists with its beautiful, colorful townhouses and lots of cozy cafes. It leads to Long Market, where the famous Neptune Fountain, a symbol of Gdańsk stands. Although it was heavily damaged during The World War II, it was later rebuilt to resemble its historic appearance.

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In Gdańsk's Old Town, it's worth seeing the Crane, a medieval port crane that is one of the city's symbols. Built in the 15th century, the Crane was not only a hoist but also part of the defensive walls. It was used to lift heavy cargoes such as grain and timber, and its red brick construction is an example of Gothic architecture. It's an impressive building with a beautiful view of the Motława River, which today attracts tourists and is an important element of Gdańsk's cultural heritage.

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Neptune's Fountain on Long Market. This 17th-century Baroque sculpture symbolizes the maritime wealth of Gdańsk and its connection with the Baltic Sea. The fountain is one of the most photographed objects in the city, and life is vibrant around it - it is surrounded by historic tenement houses, restaurants and cafes. It looks especially beautiful in the evening when it is illuminated.

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Golden Gate is located within the Royal Route, the most prominent part of the Old Town.Bulit between 1612-14 designed by Abraham van den Blocke and constructed by Jan Strakowski, is an exaple of Dutch Mannerism. This gate along with the High Gate and Prison Tower, was part of Gdańsk's historics defensive walls. Both sides of the gate have attiques with figures symbolizing the qualities of the ideal citizen.The inscription on the front wall reads: 'They shall prosper that love thee. Peace be within thy walls, and prosperity within thy palaces.' And its taken from Psalm 122.

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Main Town Hall was built in the first half of the 14th century and there are still some elements from that time. From mid-15th century and up to the year 1921 it was the seat of the city authorities. This Gothic and Renaissance building features one of the most beautiful Renaissance halls in Northern Europe.

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One of the most famous monuments in Gdańsk is St. Mary’s Church. It is one of the largest brick churches in the world and a stunning example of Gothic architecture. The church was built in the 14th century and dominates the city’s skyline. Inside, you can see beautiful altars, sculptures, and a large astronomical clock.

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Shakespeare Theatre was established in the place where the 17th century building of the Fencing School operated, modelled on the London Fortune Theatre. It was the first public theater in Polish kingdom. Actors from all over the world came to it. It is the only one in the world with an opening roof.

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The Neptun Fountain - Dorota du Chatinier 

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The Neptun Fountain - Dorota du Chatinier 

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The Neptune Fountain in Gdańsk is a famous bronze statue of the Roman god of the sea, located in the city’s Long Market. Created in the early 17th century by sculptor Abraham van den Blocke, it symbolizes Gdańsk’s strong connection to the sea and maritime trade. The fountain features Neptune holding a trident, surrounded by intricate Baroque decorations. It is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and a popular tourist attraction

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Gdańsk is a beautiful city by the sea in Poland. It has colorful buildings and old streets full of history. You can visit the famous crane by the river, which is a symbol of the city. Gdańsk also has a lovely beach where you can relax. Don’t forget to try amber, which is very popular here!