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 …
Although it is Gdansk city centre that is the main destination from the airport, there is also the possibility to get straight to Gdynia or Sopot.
If you stay in Gdansk for a longer time, it’s worth visiting Gdynia. Although the city has a very short history – which can’t compare to Gdansk, its modern architecture …
Gdynia’s public transport is separate from that in Gdansk, and consists of buses and trolleybuses. If you are not familiar with the latter, those are buses powered by the electrical …