Gdańsk Poland isn’t on every cruise itinerary but a select few will be have it as a port of call. It is full of fun activities, history, and culture – this city has it all and will make your stay enjoyable and exciting no matter what type of traveler you are. You won’t want to miss out on the stunning architecture, beautiful scenery, and abundant wildlife while visiting this city!
What to do in Gdańsk Poland
As a cruise port, you typically only have a few hours, but if you have more time there is plenty to do here. The best way to spend a your time in Gdansk is by exploring it’s rich history. Go for a walk through it’s streets and get lost in it’s beauty. The old town has several museums where you can learn about Polish history as well as eat some amazing food. In addition to museums, there are parks and beaches where you can relax while listening to live music. There are also various outdoor activities available such as rock climbing, kayaking, sailing and paragliding.
Where to stay
The Gate Tower located at Centralny Port is a 4-star hotel right in the heart of Gdańsk. It’s within walking distance to both train and tram stations as well as old town landmarks. Rooms start at 60 euros per night. The hotel features free parking and free Wi-Fi in common areas. All guests have access to a sauna, steam room and fitness center—perfect for resting after a long day sightseeing around beautiful Gdańsk!
Where to eat
Gdańsk has some wonderful restaurants and cafes for dining out. If you want to try something traditional to go with your glass of Polish vodka, check out places like Chleb i Wino (Bread and Wine), Zielony Balonik (Green Balloon), or Wegetariańska Restauracja Daniecki. All three have a very good selection of local dishes.
