What to see in Dantzig
7 routes to explore Dantzig at your own pace with professional audio guides
The Royal Route
Follow the Polish kings' path from the Upland Gate to the Green Gate: grand gates, Długa Street, the Town Hall, Neptune and the Long Market.
Motława Riverside & Mariacka Street
A stroll through the old port: Granary Island, the Maritime Museum on Ołowianka, the AmberSky wheel, the medieval Crane, Mariacka Street and St Mary's Basilica.
The Old Town: Churches, Clocks and Amber
St Nicholas', the Market Hall, St Catherine's and its clock museum, St Bridget's amber altar and the Amber Museum in the Great Mill.
From War to Freedom: WWII and Solidarity
From 1 September 1939 to the birth of Solidarity: the WWII Museum, the Polish Post Office, Solidarity Square, Shipyard Gate No. 2 and the European Solidarity Centre.
IndoorWesterplatte: Where the War Began
A walk across the battlefield where the Second World War began: Guardhouse No. 1, the New Barracks ruins, the Polish soldiers' cemetery and the Monument to the Defenders of the Coast.
Oliwa: Cathedral, Organ and Gardens
Oliwa Cathedral and its famous organ, the Abbots' Palace and Granary, the French Garden, the Whispering Grotto, the Palm House and the Japanese Garden.
IndoorMalbork Castle: The Historical Route
An inside tour of the Grand Masters' fortress: Lower Castle, Middle Castle, Grand Masters' Palace, Great Refectory, amber collection, St Anne's Chapel, High Castle and the castle church.
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