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Below you’ll find a handful of our favourite picks: where to eat well, what to see, where to catch the best views, and when to visit museums for free.
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Where to eat in Gdańsk?
100cznia
100cznia is a unique space combining shipping container architecture, street food from around the world, and cultural events. A must-visit creative zone! | Elektryków Located inside the former Electric Department hall, W4 is a radical food hub built by passionate urban cooks. Expect character, flavors, and a true post-industrial vibe.
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Montownia
A large food hall with over 20 restaurants and bars offering international cuisine — from Asian street food to modern European dishes. | Lodziarnia Miś
A legendary ice cream spot that’s been loved by generations of locals. Still serving traditional, natural flavors — no additives, just pure taste. |
With kids
HevelianumInteractive exhibitions for children and adults alike. Explore science and puzzles in a fun way! Three main sections: Around the World, Brain Teasers, and With Energy. | Spichlerz „Błękitny Baranek” („Blue Lamb” Granary)Once a granary from the 16th century, now an archeological museum showing daily life of the townspeople in Gdańsk. |
Przestrzeń Sztuki WL4 „Mleczny Piotr”
Ul. Księdza Jerzego Popiełuszki, 80-863 Gdańsk
Known for non-commercial art and concerts. Most exhibitions are free! Right next door you’ll find surreal metal statues emerging from the Motława river.
Viewpoints
Góra GradowaThis 46-meter hill offers the best panoramic view of downtown Gdańsk. Formerly the site of the Jerusalem Bastion, now it’s a peaceful green lookout. |
Fortyfikacje Gdańska / Bastion Żubr
Located on the southern edge of the Old Suburb district, this bastion once guarded the city’s moat — today it’s a quiet historical corner for the fans of history and pleasant walks.
Hilton Gdańsk
Targ Rybny 1 80-838 Gdańsk
The rooftop bar on the 5th floor is open to everyone. One of the best spots to admire the skyline of Gdańsk — just walk into the hotel and head straight to the elevator!
Hidden gems
Gród: the first fortified settlement in Gdańsk
ul. Sukiennicza / ul. Czopowa
Right there the archaeologists uncovered the remains of the oldest Gdańsk settlement — wooden ramparts, old buildings, and part of a Teutonic Castle’s wall. A place where the 13th century literally rises from the ground.
Free entries to museums
(check the official sites for the current info!)
Monday
Muzeum Gdańska (Museum of Gdańsk) – selected branches:
- Dom Uphagena (Uphagen’s House): 12:00-18:00
- Dwór Artusa (Artus Court): 12:00-18:00
- Muzeum Bursztynu (Museum of Amber): 12:00-18:00
- Ratusz Głównego Miasta (Main Town Hall): 12:00-18:00
- Twierdza Wisłoujście (Wisłoujście Fortress): 10:00-16:00
Tuesday
Muzeum II Wojny Światowej (Museum of the Second World War): 10:00-16:00
Wednesday
Narodowe Muzeum Morskie (National Maritime Museum) – selected branches:
- Żuraw (The Crane): 13:00-17:00
- Spichlerze na Ołowiance (Granaries on Ołowianka Island) – free entry on the permanent exhibition (excluding the 3. floor): 13:00-17:00
- Ośrodek Kultury Morskiej (Maritime Culture Centre) – free entry on the exhibition „Boats around the world”: 13:00-17:00
Thursday
Spichlerz „Błękitny Baranek” („Blue Lamb” Granary): 8.30-16:00
Friday
Muzeum Narodowe w Gdańsku (National Museum in Gdańsk): 11:00-18:00
Niedziela
Piwnica Romańska (Romanesque Cellar): 10:00-17:00