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Gdansk on the waterfront
When visiting quaint Gdansk, you can expect rich architecture, historic influences from Germany, Poland and Russia, as well as beautiful beaches. It's a great passageway to the Baltic Sea and pretty towns like Sopot and Hel.
A rich heritage on show
In nearly 800 years as a city, Gdansk has been influenced by Polish, German and Russian cultures, creating a diverse heritage. This is obvious in its beautiful Old Town, which runs along the Motława River. It offers Prussian and Dutch styles of architecture, though the jewel in its crown is undoubtedly St Mary's Church, the largest brick church in the world.
Using its incredible architecture as a base, Gdansk's amazing value for money and port system has led to an industrial boom in the last 20 years, attracting business and tourists alike. From its rustic city centre to its immaculate Baltic beaches, there's something for every traveller here – every single visitor will enjoy its low prices and high quality food, drink and accommodation.
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- Polish
- Currency
- Polish Złoty
- Time Zone
- GMT+01:00
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