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    Day 2

    8 mi4 mi

    Explore the Wonderful Coastal City of Gdansk

    Spend your day wandering around this amazing coastal city and the first of the tri-cities. While here, you get to see a city which has a "Warsaw meets Copenhagen" feel. There is astonishing history and architecture everywhere you go.
    There will also be plenty of chances to taste a little bit of Poland as well, with a great choice of restaurants and pubs round every corner.
    0.2 mi
    5 min
    09:3030 min

    Stary żuraw portowy

    Start the day with a morning walk around this area. The fresh morning air will not only wake you up, but the beautiful surroundings are very memorable. Take a stroll along the river bank and admire all the boats, old and new.
    0.4 mi
    10 min
    10:151 hr

    Museum of Gdańsk - Main Town Hall

    At the end of the walk, make sure you attend this brilliant museum. The artwork here is truly stunning, and you'll find yourself getting lost in thought while wandering this great exhibits. Get here early to avoid crowds, depending on the day you visit.
    Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 10:00 – 19:00
    Check out the website for more details.
    0.2 mi
    5 min
    11:3030 min

    St. Mary's Church

    One of the most eye-catching landmarks of the city is the Basilica of St. Marys. You probably saw it first as you entered the city, and it looks like it dominates the skyline from all angles. This Gothic church is one of the biggest brick churches in the world and one of the most popular tourist locations in the city.
    I would recommend taking a stroll around the surrounding area of this landmark, but make sure you take your time here, as you won't regret it.
    0.4 mi
    10 min
    12:1515 min

    St. Catherine's Church

    Carrying on with the theme of visiting beautiful religious buildings, you will come across St Catherine's Church a short walk away. Maybe not as stunning as other landmarks, but you definitely need to take a quick look at it to admire the architecture and history of this church.
    This is one of the oldest churches in northern Poland, with it stunning architecture dating back hundreds of years. It was damaged during the WW2, but was rebuilt shortly after.
    0.5 mi
    10 min
    12:451 hr

    Kawiarnia Drukarnia

    After all the walking and exploring you've done this morning, it's time to take the load off your feet at Drukarnia. Grab a lovely coffee and a well-earned lunch. The menu here is fairly priced with a good choice of cakes and sandwiches. I personally loved the flat white here as a coffee lover.
    Opening hours: Monday – Thursday: 09:00 – 21:00 Friday – Sunday: 09:00 – 22:00
    0.6 mi
    15 min
    14:001 hr 30 min

    Museum of the Second World War

    This stop will be one of the highlights of the trip for any history buff, but also fascinating for anyone who attends. With Poland's importance and dark history through the war, you will get to learn a different side of the history of Gdańsk. There are many exhibits here that will want you asking for more history.
    Opening hours: September – June Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00 Monday: closed
    July – August Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 – 20:00 Monday: closed
    For more information, please check the official website.
    0.6 mi
    10 min
    15:4515 min

    Świętopełk Parc

    As the long walks continue, take a quick break in the local park. A meeting point for locals and depending on the time of year a great location for a drink and chill out with friends.
    0.1 mi
    5 min
    16:1530 min

    Pułapka Craft Beer & Pizza

    Time for an afternoon drink in one of many bars in the city. A good chance to explore the local beer list of Poland while relaxing and reflecting on the day so far. If you are brave enough, Poland is famous for its vodka, which I am sure will be offered to you more than once.
    Opening times: Sunday – Thursday: 15:00 – 00:00 Friday – Saturday: 15:00 – 02:00
    0.2 mi
    5 min
    17:0030 min

    Royal Chapel

    After a short walk from the bar, you'll see the Royal Chapel. This landmark will show off one of many different types of architecture and time periods of this once powerful and important city of Europe.
    I would suggest taking your time to explore the area around this landmark, the busy part of the town.
    0.8 mi
    20 min
    17:505 min

    Parking Królewski

    Park the car here, as it's one of the best and safest places to leave it as you take the stroll through the outskirts of Gdańsk to your next location.
    0.8 mi
    20 min
    18:1530 min

    Góra Gradowa

    By this time, you would have discovered and visited many places of Gdańsk. I think a very fitting way to end the visit is to walk to Gora Gradowa. Here you can take in the views of the city and look over everywhere you've been during the day.
    3.7 mi
    15 min
    19:001 hr 30 min

    Burger Stacja

    On the way north to the second city, stop off for one of the best burger places in Northern Poland. There is a great choice here with some creative burgers to try. This place offers great value for money, and you won't be disappointed with the portions either.
    Opening times: Monday – Sunday: 12:00 – 23:00
    4.8 mi
    20 min
    21:0010 hrs

    Rezydent Sopot MGallery Hotel Collection

    As you arrive in Sopot after a what has been a fun-packed day, you won't want to do anything else apart from crash and recharge for the next day ahead. This hotel is very quiet and ideally located.
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