Gdansk – Unique, Elegant and beautiful
Gdansk is quite different to its Polish sisters, it’s aesthetic, architecture & atmosphere imbues this port city with its own personality and charm.
Looking out to the Baltic sea, Gdansk has welcomed over a thousand years’ worth of visitors & seafarers and witnessed a remarkable & turbulent history. Largely destroyed by WWII, which started here in 1939, the now rebuilt central main town still embodies ancient cobbled streets and redbrick buildings while the buzz and atmosphere of cafes, restaurants, taverns & trendy bars, boutiques, museums, galleries & shops makes this colorful and atmospheric cosmopolitan city a joy to explore & embrace.
A FreeTour.com recommended free walking tour of Gdansk is a must. A friendly local guide will introduce you to life here and give you an unrivaled authentic insight to everything Gdansk, from the rich history, heritage & cultures to the stories & curiosities of today as well as fantastic hints & tips for your time here. You’ll see all the key sights too, including the 17th Century Neptune Fountain, the Great Crane, St. Mary’s Church, Long Street & the vibrant Long Market and learn about the Solidarity movement which defeated communist rule here.
This is a beautiful, modern, progressive & dynamic city with a lively ancient heartbeat and with so much to see & do in Gdansk you’ll be intrigued, impressed & enamored by its charm.
