The building designed by architect Flemish Antoni van Obergen, who came to Gdansk in 1586, the Dutch Mannerist style. One of the most valuable monuments of Gdansk, the characteristic silhouette of the building is an important accent in the landscape of the Old Town.The most valuable work of art, sculpture is the main portal, integrated into the facade, entirely genuine. On the arc site is located in the axis of the Polish eagle emblem on the chest of the Vasa, flanked Gdansk and crest emblem of Royal Prussia.

The gate of the Holy Spirit already existed in 1378 and was known then as the bottom gate. In the fifteenth century, rebuilt in the shape shown in the picture Anton Anton Möller in 1603 years, but the image is missing. The facade was decorated with double gates blend, topped with openwork attic, removed in the twentieth century. During the Second World War, was severely damaged, was just passing and pieces of walls. Currently sgraffitowy gate adorned with a frieze.

It is the largest cable-stayed bridge supported on a single pylon. Bridges are also called bridges pendant, part of the contact line is suspended on pylons directly through steel shrouds. With the bridge Siennicki perform the functions connected to the national road No. 7 the Port Island.

The Stone Lock is one of the most interesting hydraulic engineering objects in Poland. It was built in the years 1619-1623 and designed by Jan Strakowski based on plans developed by the Dutchmen from Alkmaar: Willem Jansen Bening and Adriaen Olbrantsen. One of the purposes of constructing the structure was to power the city mill, which served a very important role as a backup mill. The enemy could easily disable the mills of the Old Town by blocking the Radunia Canal. With the originally wooden gates of the lock, and since the 19th century, metal gates, it was possible to artificially raise the water level in the Vistula Delta, causing a "controlled" flood, or to protect the city from seawater that would be pushed into the Motława during storms. On the stone embankments, you can see four decorative turrets, which, apart from their visual value, also served defensive functions to prevent enemy soldiers from crossing the embankments and taking the bridge. At the end, there is a so-called ravelin, a small bastion built in the 17th century. In 1656, the Swedish army abandoned the siege after the flooding of the Gdańsk's outer defenses.

Marina Sailing in Błotnik is part of the Great Loop Marshland that leads from Gdansk through Błotnk to Biała Góra, Malbork, Elblag, ports of the Vistula and the Szkarpawa and Przegalina to Blotnik. The official opening of the marina was on June 4th 2012. Marina is located at the beginning of the Dead Vistula River. Club house is on stilts over the water. On the shore is a large car park and children on boats that can overwinter here. Berth yacht for long bridges have supply of drinking water and electricity. Before the launch of the sailing season in 2013 is expected to be open 23-foot observation tower Żuławskie eye. From the tower, you will see the Baltic beaches on the island Sobieszewska, the mouth of the Vistula River and the Marshland and infrastructure drainage and drainage channels.

At the end of the nineteenth century was called the square named Leopold von Winter, on the part of the outstanding mayor of Gdańsk in the years 1861-1890. It was a representative place of the Old Suburbs, with clipped shrubs and spectacular fountain.

Square Embankment built in the first half of the seventeenth century, in the empty space between the late Gothic and nowożytnymi fortifications of the city. He served military purposes over the centuries - a children's exercise first urban branches, later Prussian. After offsetting the modern fortifications of the city, which wu threshold of the twentieth century have become useless in the military, was built in the place presentable park. Built in the middle of a large fountain surrounded by a flower bed. At the end of the nineteenth century there monument set grenadiers.

Maritime Museum was founded in 1960 as the Maritime Museum, the Central rank was raised in 1972. The host institution for the preservation of their mission nautologicznego, through the collection and preservation of historical sites related to shipping, boatbuilding, shipbuilding, fishing and dissemination of knowledge about them, as well as the Polish maritime history and its economy.

The historic seven-story granary. It is the only Gdańsk granary that survived the destruction of World War II. It is also the only Gdańsk granary, which was rebuilt using original materials from the era. Now I find myself in the open in 2008, Archaeological Education Centre. A spectacular display of sound effects and smells, is a medieval street of Gdansk at the turn of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries - was played back stalls, workshops and even a bath. It is interesting that the characters recreated based on anthropometric studies conducted on the skeletons discovered next to the Church of St. Nicholas.

It was founded in the seventeenth century by the councilors of Gdansk. Project Neptune statue was designed by Abraham van den Blocke, the greatest architect of Gdansk from that period. Its present appearance dates from the rebuilding and renewal in the eighteenth century. Neptune statue was cast in 1615. Mannerist in his appearance figure of the god of the seas is built on a broken line, designed for viewing from all sides. Neptune's head resembles the head of a horse statue of Marcus Aurelius, and the torso is a reference to the Belvedere Torso. These similarities indicate that the fountain is one of the few examples of the presence of the ancient sculptures in the architecture of Gdansk. For a great grid derived from 1634, restored about half of the eighteenth century, the city placed a carved and gilded iron Polish eagles. These eagles were removed during the interwar period. During World War II, the fountain was dismantled and stored its individual parts. Found all of them except the bowl shaft. In 1954, the assembly of the fountain and ran it on 22 July. It is one of the most beautiful art accents the Royal Way. In April 1988, during the annual maintenance on the instructions of officials in Gdansk, leaf capped penis statue.

The gallery is located in the historic building of the former municipal bathhouse, which surprises with its unusual shape resembling a bathing stove. Since 1989, this facility has served as the Laznia Center for Contemporary Art. Its main goal is the presentation and dissemination of universal values of contemporary art, which is an integral part of the world cultural heritage. By showcasing the latest trends in art, responding to current cultural and civilizational phenomena, and conducting education in this context, the gallery engages in organizing exhibitions, artistic exchanges, innovative educational programs, scientific conferences, lectures, concerts, and film screenings.

Monument Alf Liczmański commander and co-organizer of the Polish Scouting Association in the Free City of Gdańsk. Developer scout team name Zawisza Czarny (1930), commander of troop Gdansk. Since 1935 the commander of Gdansk Banner ZHP. He was murdered in Stutthof concentration camp in March 1940.

Johannes Hevelius Monument, astronomer, councilor of the Old Town, Brewer. Its author is John Szczypka, teacher Gdansk Academy of Fine Arts.

The Museum of the Second World War is a narrative space that allows visitors to delve into the tragic experiences of World War II, its causes, and its consequences. It is a story of heroes and ordinary people. The heart of the museum is the main exhibition, which covers almost 5,000 square meters, making it one of the largest historical exhibitions in the world.The museum organizes numerous scientific and cultural events, including conferences, concerts, shows, and theatrical performances, and also operates a cinema. The institution strives to reach representatives of various age groups by presenting reliable and valuable historical content in an interesting and engaging way, using state-of-the-art technology.