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Beyond its striking skyline, Gdansk brims with cultural treasures. Discover thought-provoking exhibits at the European Solidarity Centre, admire local art in tucked-away galleries, or catch live music in a cosy bar — the city is your oyster.
Home to the pierogi, Gdansk knows a thing or two about great food! Start with the classic potato and cheese filling before sampling the likes of sauerkraut and smoked meat. More of a sweet tooth? Then you’ll love paczki, a traditional Polish doughnut often filled with rose-flavoured jam.
Between gothic grandeur and seaside beauty, you won’t be short of things to do here! Start with a wander along the colourful Long Market, then admire the mighty St. Mary’s Church before hitting the historic waterfront by the Motlawa River.
Gdansk City, Gdansk
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Gdansk Christmas Markets
Gdansk
Gdansk Christmas Markets
Polish
Zloty (zł)
+1hr
£3.00
£1.00
£32.60
Some must-see attractions in Gdansk include the historic Old Town with its colourful facades, the impressive St. Mary’s Church, and the iconic Gdansk Crane on the waterfront. Don’t miss the European Solidarity Centre for a deeper understanding of Poland’s history, and the beautiful Westerplatte, the site of the first battle of World War II.
Gdansk offers a delightful range of local cuisine. Make sure to try pierogi, traditional Polish dumplings, and kopytka, which are Polish potato dumplings. Fresh fish, particularly herring, is also a must, given Gdansk's coastal location. Pair your meals with a traditional Polish drink, like kompot or local craft beer, for the full experience.
The Gdansk Christmas markets typically begin in late November and run until just before Christmas. The exact dates can change each year, so it's best to check the official tourism website for the specific dates before planning your visit. The festive lights and decorations create a warm atmosphere, perfect for holiday shopping and enjoying seasonal treats.
Yes, the Gdansk Christmas markets are very family-friendly. There are activities for children, such as festive workshops and visits from Santa Claus. The cheerful ambiance is suitable for visitors of all ages, making it a great outing for families looking to celebrate the holiday season together.
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