Gdansk Itinerary

Welcome to your personalized itinerary for the captivating city of Gdansk! This tailor-designed guide will navigate you through the city's charismatic cobbled streets, bring you face-to-face with its unique cultural experiences, and introduce you to some tantalizing local flavors.

Day 1: Start your Journey with Gdansk's Historic Heart

Begin your Gdansk adventure at the iconic Gdansk Crane and stroll down Long Street to the Golden Gate. Explore St. Mary's Basilica and enjoy panoramic views from its tower. Dive into the world of Amber at the Museum of Amber. Conclude your day with a delightful Polish dinner at Kubicki, the city's oldest restaurant, overlooking the Motława River.

Time	Activity
9:00 AM	Begin your adventure at the Gothic-style Gdansk Crane (Żuraw).
10:00 AM	Stroll down Long Street (Długa) towards the Golden Gate (Złota Brama).
12:00 PM	Lunch at a local café or restaurant.
1:30 PM	Visit St. Mary's Basilica (Bazylika Mariacka) and climb its tower.
3:00 PM	Explore the Museum of Amber (Muzeum Bursztynu).
6:00 PM	Dinner at Kubicki, offering Polish delicacies with a view of Motława River.

Day 2: Celebrate Gdansk's Maritime Heritage

Set sail to Westerplatte, rich in WWII history, then explore the European Solidarity Centre. Discover the birthplace of Poland’s Solidarity movement at the Gdansk Shipyard. End the day with fresh seafood at the Fishmarket Restaurant, experiencing Gdansk's culinary delights.

Time	Activity
9:00 AM	Sail to Westerplatte, a peninsula tied to WWII.
11:00 AM	Explore the European Solidarity Centre (Europejskie Centrum Solidarnosci).
12:00 PM	Lunch at a local café or restaurant.
1:30 PM	Discover the Gdansk Shipyard, the birthplace of the Solidarity movement.
6:00 PM	Dinner at Fishmarket Restaurant, famous for fresh seafood.

Day 3: Discover the Hidden Gems of Gdansk

Morning, visit Oliwa Cathedral for its Rococo organ, then unwind in Oliwa Park. Afternoon, head to Sopot for a stroll on Europe's longest wooden pier. Evening, enjoy microbrews and Polish fare at Brovarnia Gdansk for a perfect end to your Gdansk adventure.

Time	Activity
9:00 AM	Visit Oliwa Cathedral (Katedra Oliwska) known for its Rococo-styled organ.
10:30 AM	Relax in Oliwa Park (Park Oliwski).
12:00 PM	Lunch at a local café or restaurant.
12:30 PM	Travel to Sopot, a seaside resort town.
2:00 PM	Walk down Europe's longest wooden pier.
6:00 PM	Dinner at Brovarnia Gdansk, serving home microbrew and Polish fare.

This itinerary promises a delight to the senses and a revelation of Gdansk's magnetic charm. From the beaten tracks to tucked away treasures, every corner of Gdansk is an unfolding story, waiting to be discovered.