Things to do in Nowy Dwor Gdanski
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Stutthof Concentration Camp English Tour with Gdansk Hotel pickup
P7,666
per adult

Gdansk: Malbork Castle Private Skip-the-Line Trip by Car
P30,935
per adult

DAILY Stutthof Concentration Camp with Guide and Transport
P29,966
per adult

Mewia Lacha Costal Adventure Seagull Shoal
P13,856
per adult

Private Tour of Malbork Castle with Flexible Transport
P17,583
per traveler

Stutthof Concentration Camp Private Tour from Gdansk
P20,607
per adult

Malbork Castle - PRIVATE tour from Gdansk
P21,240
per traveler

Stutthof Concentration Camp Museum - PRIVATE tour from Gdansk
P32,352
per traveler
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1. Gdańsk Main Town Hall
Take a step back in time and discover the ancient history of Gdańsk at the Gdańsk Main Town Hall (Ratusz Glównego Miasta Gdańska). Once the seat of the city’s council, today this monumental building is home to the Gdańsk History Museum (Muzeum Historyczne Miasta Gdańska). Browse the striking interior rooms, which host exhibits dedicated to art, period furniture and the city’s trading heritage. Enjoy unrivaled views of the Old Town from the building’s tower.
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2. Neptune's Fountain
Neptune’s Fountain (Fontanna Neptuna) is one of the most instantly recognizable landmarks of Gdańsk’s Old Town. It dominates Long Market, a section of the city’s Royal Route, where Polish monarchs once held triumphal ceremonies and parades. Come to this popular meeting point and tourist attraction to take a break, enjoy a bit of people-watching and admire the architectural beauty of the Old Town.
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3. European Solidarity Centre
Experience a tribute to Poland’s Solidarity movement and global adversity to communism at the European Solidarity Center (Europejskie Centrum Solidarności or ECS). Here, multimedia and genuine artifacts retell the nation’s fight for freedom and its effect on the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. This cultural center opened in 2014, on the 34th anniversary of the August Agreements, an accord signed between the Polish government and Gdańsk dockworkers.
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4. St. Mary's Church
Peek inside pretty chapels, browse centuries-old art and enjoy panoramic city views at St. Mary’s Church (Bazylika Mariacka). Measuring 344 feet (105 meters) long and with a 256-foot-tall (78-meter) tower, this is one of the world’s largest brick churches. Although it was initiated in 1343, over 150 years passed before the church’s completion. Today, St. Mary’s Church is a popular place of worship and a venue for music recitals.
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5. Golden Gate
Gdańsk’s Golden Gate (Złota Brama) is an imperious gateway beautified by artistic sculptures. This Roman-inspired triumphal arch dates back to 1612 and is the work of acclaimed Flemish architect Abraham van den Blocke. The Golden Gate marks the beginning of Long Street and is a main attraction of the Royal Route, a ceremonial pathway that cuts through Gdańsk’s historic Old Town.
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