Gdansk 6 Day Itinerary

July 10, 2024

Gdansk Travel Itinerary (6 Days): Discovering the Pearl of the Baltic

Day 1: Arrival & Explore the Old Town

Arrive at Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport. You can use taxis, buses, or rent a car to reach the city center. Gdansk Tourist Information offers useful tips.
Check into your chosen accommodation:
- Budget: Hostel Gdańsk or Dream Hostel
- Mid-range: Boutique Hotel Pod Orlem or Amber Hotel Gdańsk
- Luxury: Hotel Gdansk or Hotel Arkoński
Visit the Main Town Hall and explore the charming, medieval streets of the Old Town. Don’t miss the Neptune’s Fountain and the Green Gate.
For dinner, try traditional Polish cuisine at Rybna 17 or Karczma U Staszka.

Begin at Westerplatte, the site where World War II began. Visit the Monument to the Fallen Heroes of Westerplatte and learn about its history.
Head to the European Solidarity Centre to delve deeper into Poland’s struggle for independence. The exhibitions are thought-provoking and informative.
Lunch at Piwnica Zarusza, located in the Long Market, offering tasty traditional dishes.
Spend the afternoon visiting Artus Court and The Royal Chapel of the Polish Kings. Admire the stunning architecture and exhibitions.
In the evening, unwind at Oliver Twist Gdańsk for a unique experience—a speakeasy bar hidden in an ordinary bookstore!

Take a day trip to the neighboring cities of Sopot and Gdynia.
Begin with a stroll along Sopot’s famous beach promenade, known as the longest wooden pier in Europe.
Head to Gdynia’s Old Harbor, where you can visit the Polish Naval Museum or simply enjoy the sea views.
Lunch at Wino i Kuchnia in Sopot, offering a selection of international dishes.
Return to Gdansk and explore the Long Market for souvenirs and local products.

Join a guided tour to learn about Gdansk’s rich history and hidden gems. Recommendations include Gdansk Free Walking Tour or City Sightseeing Gdansk.
Visit the Museum of the Second World War to gain a comprehensive understanding of this significant period in history.
For lunch, try Trzy Różaniec, serving delicious seafood dishes.
Spend the afternoon at the Gdansk Art Museum, home to an impressive collection of Polish and international art.

Discover the beautiful Oliwa Park and visit the stunning Oliwa Cathedral. Don’t forget to see the famous Green Pine, one of Europe’s oldest and largest trees.
Head to the trendy district of Wrzeszcz, filled with independent art galleries, vintage shops, and cafés. Have lunch at Kawiarnia 1510 for a modern take on Polish cuisine.
In the evening, relax at Café Słoneczna in Wrzeszcz, known for its cozy atmosphere and great cocktails.

Have a leisurely breakfast before checking out of your accommodation.
Spend the morning exploring any areas you may have missed or revisiting favorites.
Depending on your departure time, you can visit Museum of the City of Gdansk to gain insights into the city’s history and culture.
Head to Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport for your departure. Safe travels!