Although we recommend that you use public transport or Gdansk public bike system while moving around Gdansk, sometimes one just to need to use his own car. If so, you …
St Dominic’s Fair in Gdansk is one of the biggest commercial open-air events in Europe. It was established in 1260 by Pope Alexander IV, and since then has been annually …
Gdynia passenger ferry terminal was rebuilt in 2021, and now it is very modern and large – compared both to the previous one and to Gdansk Ferry Terminal. That’s why …
If you come to Gdansk by ferry or a cruise ship, you are most likely going to moor in Polferries Passenger Terminal in Gdansk Westerplatte. Although it is outside the …
Open’er Festival in Gdynia is along with the Pol’and’Rock festival, the most popular festival in Poland. In 2024 will start on July 3 and last until the 6th of July. …
Located in the beautiful landscapes of the Kashubian region in Poland, the Wdzydze Skansen (open-air museum) unfolds a rich tapestry of cultural and historical narratives. Established over a century ago, …
The Gdansk Mystic Festival is an annual music and cultural event held in Gdansk. It is a celebration of music and culture, featuring a diverse lineup of artists from around …
There are plenty of museums in Gdansk, so everyone will find someting to see. Most of them have one day with free entrance, and most of them close for one …
Located about 60 kilometres east from Gdansk, the city of Elblag beckons with its blend of historical allure and natural serenity. Although it is not the most popular city in …
Stutthof (Sztutowo) is one of the most important martyrology places in the northern Poland. Here, the day after the beginning of the Second World War, nazis set up the first …