Gdansk
Destination
Where History Meets the Sea
Gdańsk is a coastal gem where the charm of old Europe meets Baltic freshness.
With its colorful facades, maritime flair, and cobbled streets, it feels both grand and intimate.
This port city has played a key role in shaping Poland’s and Europe’s modern history.
A City of Legends and Freedom
Gdańsk’s historic center is a storybook of Gothic churches, Hanseatic warehouses, and merchant mansions.
Climb St. Mary’s Church tower, stroll the Royal Route, or admire the medieval Crane by the Motława River.
The European Solidarity Centre tells the story of the Solidarity movement and the fall of Communism.
The city’s layered past—from Teutonic Knights to WWII to Lech Wałęsa—is deeply moving and tangible.
It’s a place where every brick seems to have witnessed a turning point in history.
Sea Breeze, Culture & Cuisine
Gdańsk blends cultural sophistication with seaside relaxation.
Enjoy amber shops, art galleries, and excellent restaurants serving fresh fish and local pierogi.
Take a boat ride to Westerplatte or visit nearby Sopot for beach vibes and nightlife.
The city also offers quirky museums, cozy bars, and a rich music and festival scene.
It’s ideal for walking, exploring, and discovering unexpected corners.
Perfect for Events and Getaways
With its beautiful venues—from historic halls to beachfront spots—Gdańsk is perfect for meetings and celebrations.
The airport and train links make it easy to access, while its atmosphere makes it hard to leave.
Whether it’s a company trip, family heritage visit, or cultural tour—this city has you covered.
Modern hotels, conference spaces, and local charm make logistics smooth and memories long-lasting.
Gdańsk is not just a destination—it’s an experience waiting to unfold.
Day Trips
Sopot
Poland’s chic seaside resort — where sandy beaches meet vibrant style. Swim, sail, or stroll the famous wooden pier, then relax with a drink at sunset. From sporty mornings to lazy afternoons, this town knows how to unwind.
Malbork Castle
Step into the world’s largest brick fortress — a medieval marvel of the Teutonic Knights. Malbork Castle stuns with its massive walls, hidden chambers, and knightly history. Just an hour from Gdańsk, it’s a day trip worthy of a legend.
European Solidarity Centre
A modern museum built on the legacy of Solidarity and the fall of communism. Interactive exhibits, striking architecture, and powerful stories of freedom. An essential stop to understand Poland’s modern history — and its courage.