Gdańsk, Poland's sixth-largest city and a prominent Baltic seaport, boasts a rich and complex history. Explore the various influences that shaped Gdańsk's character, from Polish rule to German periods and self-governance.

Immerse yourself in the city's intellectual atmosphere at the University of Gdańsk or Gdańsk University of Technology. Delve into the city's past at the National Museum or the Museum of the Second World War. Catch a performance at the Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre or immerse yourself in music at the Polish Baltic Philharmonic.

The architectural marvels of Gdańsk are a sight to behold. St. Mary's Church, one of the largest brick churches globally, is a must-see. Be awestruck by the grandeur of the Konigsberg Cathedral, a shared heritage site with Kaliningrad. Explore the Fishing Village, a reminder of Kaliningrad's counterpart, and admire the Brandenburg Gate, another architectural echo.

Gdańsk offers a shopper's paradise. Galeria Madison, the most central shopping center, boasts a wide variety of stores. Galeria Bałtycka, the Tricity's largest mall, caters to all your shopping needs. Explore Sopot Centrum, a charming commercial area, or discover unique finds at Walter, a 3-story art-deco mini department store.

As twilight descends, Gdańsk's vibrant nightlife comes alive. Pubs, bars, and live music venues offer something for everyone. Head to Piwnica Rajców, the historic Ratskeller, for a traditional Polish dining and drinking experience. Savor local brews at Brovarnia, a microbrewery, or discover hidden gems in the city's bustling nightlife scene.