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Gdańsk Crane, one of the water gates of Gdańsk

The gate known as the Gdańsk Crane was erected between 1442 and 1444 on the site of an earlier, probably entirely wooden gate from the 14th century....

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Ship Museum in Gdansk SS Sołdek

The first ship, an ore and coal carrier, built and launched after World War II in the Gdańsk Shipyard. By December 30, 1980, "Sołdek" had completed...

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Polish Baltic Philharmonic – The Musical Heart of Gdańsk

The Polish Baltic Philharmonic, named after Fryderyk Chopin, in Gdańsk is a renowned cultural institution that emerged from the State Opera and Baltic...

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Great Mill in Gdańsk

Great Mill was built by the Teutonic Knights in 1350 on an artificially created island called Shield, is considered the largest medieval industrial...

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The Peasant Farmhouse on Sobieszewska Island

The Peasant Farmhouse, located on Sobieszewska Island in Gdańsk, is an exceptional example of 19th-century Żuławy rural architecture. The complex,...

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Old Town Hall in Gdansk

The building designed by architect Flemish Antoni van Obergen, who came to Gdansk in 1586, the Dutch Mannerist style. One of the most valuable...

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Brama Wyżynna, the beginning of the Royal Road in Gdańsk

The most important entrance gate to Gdańsk was originally located between the city's modern fortifications, which were designed by Hans Kramer and...

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Gateway complex in Gdansk

Fore history began in 1379, when, with the development of firearms was decided to strengthen the defense of Dlugouliczna gates leading to the main...

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Brotherhood of St. George's Manor in Gdansk

Brotherhood of St. George's Manor was the seat of the most distinguished people of the city, with its own coat of arms, who wanted to live like...

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Golden Gate in Gdansk

The Golden Gate was the site of a Gothic Gate Długouliczna of the fourteenth century. The compound was built in the years 1612-1614, designed by...

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Uphagen House - that is, bourgeois interiors museum in Gdansk

The house purchased in 1775 from the Czapski family, by John Uphagen as the seat of the councilor of Gdansk. The new owner and his wife could move...

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Dom Ferberów - siedziba jednego z najznamienitszych rodów Gdańskich

Head of the richest and influential family in Gdansk Ferber, he gave the city: six mayors, three jurors, six councilors, three canons and one bishop....

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The building Freders and Zierenbergs

The house was built in 1620. The owners of the building was among Freders, then coming from Bremen Zierenbergs family. Daniel Zierenberg Johan and his...

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Tenement Lion Castle

Name of the building comes from the lions originally located on przedprożu building. In the 19th century, after the great transformation of Gdansk is...

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Connert and Schuman Tenement House

The tenement house in the mature Renaissance style, with a touch of French and Italian influences, is characterized by pilasters surrounding the...

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