Gdansk is a beautiful city in Northern Poland with a lot of attractions to sea. The city which is rich with history has charming medieval old town and picturesque nature. Perched on the coast of the Baltic Sea, the city is the main seaport of the country and one of the most visited touristic destinations, as well as being more affordable compared to the other cities of Poland. 2-3 days in this beautiful city will be enough to discover majority of its sightseeing sites and enjoy the beauty of its nature. 

Start your tour of Gdansk from the Old Town, which is the oldest part of the city. Ancient small streets of the old town, large variety of restaurants and shops.  Discover the most important landmarks of Gdansks such as Arthur’s Court, Neptune Fountain, and the Golden Gate. Walk on the coast of Motlawa River and enjoy a delicious meal with amazing view to the river. Long Market Square of Gdanks called Dlugi Targ is a medieval square that once served as the road of the royal entrance into the city during the visits of the monarchs. Currently, it is one of the most lively streeets surrounded by colourful and ornate houses, full of cafes, restaurants and shops.

There are many museums in the in the city for history and art lovers, such as Museum of Second World War, Museum of Gdansk and Amber Museum, where many items representing heritage of Polish history and culture are preserved.