Gdansk is a large ancient city of Poland, which is located on the coast of the Baltic Sea in the northern part of the country. Together with Sopot and Gdynia, he forms the so-called Tricity (Tricity). This city is famous for its millennial history, as well as impressive architecture. In addition, it is in Gdansk that one of the most interesting sights of Poland is located.
What to see in Gdansk?
Old city
You can start your journey around Gdansk from the Old Town, which is also called the Main City. It is here that the most popular place among tourists is the Road of Kings, which covers the streets of Dlugiy Targ and Dluga. At the intersection of these two streets is the city hall, made in the Gothic style of the 16th century. Not far from the town hall is the largest and most beautiful church in the world - the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In addition, there are several city gates in the Old Town of Gdansk, which represent a particular architectural interest: the Green, the Gold, the Strahanary, the Marjan and the Khlebnik Gate.
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Olive Park
This picturesque huge park area, located in the historic area of Oliva, due to its beauty is considered the main city landmark. Olive Park in Gdańsk was established in the 18th century on the basis of an ancient monastic garden. There are many plants from all over the world - from America, Asia and Europe. Olive Park is an ideal place for walking on hot summer days.
The Neptune Fountain
The fountain of Neptune is a symbol of Gdansk, and one of the most ancient monuments of Poland. The project is a sculpture of the God of the Sea, who holds a trident in his hand, and around him various monsters from the depths of the oceans and seas swirl. For the first time the fountain was included in 1633 and since then is a beautiful ornament of the urban market.
Ergo Arena
It is a covered multi-purpose arena, located on the border of the cities of Gdansk and Sopot. Ergo Arena was built in Gdansk recently, in 2010, with a capacity of about 15,000 spectators. This is an exceptional place where world competitions in volleyball, basketball, wrestling, as well as hockey, motor sports and even windsurfing are held. In addition, thanks to a sophisticated audio system, excellent acoustics, a large space and a roof structure, the highest quality of musical and theatrical performances is guaranteed. In addition to the ideal location, the Ergo Arena has roomy car parks, an automated control system, a voice alert system and is ready to receive people with disabilities.
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Aquapark
If you are going to spend your vacation in Gdansk, sin will not go to the water park, which is located in Sopot and is the largest water recreation center in Poland. Here you will find several swimming pools, water streams, geysers, hydromassage, many slides, as well as a wild river, the water flowing at a speed of 600 liters / sec. In addition, you can visit the bowling alley, massage room, Finnish and steam saunas, as well as relax in the elegant restaurant or bar. And, most importantly, it all works all year round.
Museums of Gdańsk
In Gdansk, there are many museums, including a gallery of paintings. Many will be interested in the National Museum of Gdansk, which houses the largest collection of paintings and crafts. In the Central Maritime Museum there is an exhibition of the connection of the city with the sea, and in the "Amber Center" you will be introduced to the history of amber and even given the opportunity to collect it on the beach in the ancient delta of the river near the Center.
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Rest in Gdansk will be for you not just interesting, but also quite entertaining, and cognitive. And to continue the journey through Poland you can visit other interesting cities: Warsaw , Krakow , Wroclaw and others.