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Gdansk Poland is a small port city located in the Northern Poland right on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Before coming to Gdansk, it was difficult for me to imagine what the city would be like. For sure, I thought that there will be similarities with other Baltic countries, but the more I explored the city, the more I was surprised.

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The Old Town is one of the most famous and must visit tourist attractions here. This place was carefully reconstructed after being flattened in World War II and has many similarities with other old towns in cities such as Amsterdam and Bruges to name a few. With brilliant red tile roofs of colorful houses and buildings, the Old Town from Gdansk is famous across Europe. This is probably one of the 3 old towns in Europe that I feel most excited about.

Hard to image that after the 2nd World War, only 37 buildings remained in the Old Town and almost 90% of all the houses and streets were destroyed by the Germans under Hitler. It took the Polish countrymen several decades to restore the old town and what we see today is a fine example of their perseverance, their national pride, their will and their efforts. I have huge respect for this country and it's people, I've been fortunate to meet many of them thanks to my work and also with travel! If possible, you should go to the old town in the morning. Around 8 AM, there are still quite a few people, but snapping photos on the street is much easier and more convenient than, let's say, late afternoon on a sunny day.

Unlike other major cities in Poland that are known for having the quintessential Market Square, Gdansk has a Long Market i.e. a long wide open pedestrian street which is lined with shops, restaurants, and more!

Gdansk’s history is associated with amber because the city thrived on the export of this luxury item throughout Europe. And the Mariacka road is a clear example of that period of great prosperity in Gdansk. Along both sides of the street are many souvenir shops specializing in amber related items.

Gdansk is known as the amber capital of the Baltic Sea region as the majority of amber stones wash up along the beaches. The embankment and harbour area of Gdansk was one of my favourite spots in the city. No matter the time of the day, it always seemed bustling with people and energy. There is a fairly large shopping mall located right opposite the old town. So, be it shopping or a stroll, the spot got you covered!

For food, Gdansk offers a lot of variety, from Polish traditional cuisine to Asian cuisine or fast food. Spending equivalent to $5 and you already have a pretty good meal. Eating out in Gdansk is inexpensive and delicious. Part way down the riverside you’ll notice a large unusual looking building overhanging the waterfront. This was the largest crane in medieval Europe and was used to load and unload ships. It is said that the crane could lift items weighing up to 2000kg.

In the port area, the Artus Court building with the Neptune fountain is considered the second symbol of Gdansk. This famous tourist place is the most concrete proof of the port city’s heroic past. I was here both during and after renovation! The Neptune Fountain is one of the most recognizable symbols of Gdansk located in the heart of the Old Town.

Many tourists that visit Gdańsk spend their entire time in the Old Town area, visiting museums and learning all about the history but forget that Gdańsk has a nature cover, a lot of it!

Also, Gdansk has beautiful, clean beaches, thanks to the ecological efforts of recent years. Sopot probably is the most popular beach area of them all.

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