The collier, the first sea-going ship built in Polish shipyards after World War II, is moored in front of the granaries on Ołowianka island. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
In three granaries on the Olowianki Island it is possibile to see very valuable exhibitions, originating from underwater archaeological searches. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
A symbol of the maritime history of Gdansk, the oldest port crane in Europe was built in the years 1442-1444 in the form of two brick towers. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The ship legend called ‘The White Frigate’ is regarded as one of the most beautiful sailing ships in the world. It was twice victorious in the Tall Ship’s Race. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
Uphagen’s House reminds us of Gdansk’s previous greatness. You can get to know the decoration and furnishings of a house from the end of the 18th century. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
After numerous renovations it once again looks impressive from the outside and at the same time overwhelms with the rich design of its interiors. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
Located in a historic granary. It is the only Gdansk granary that is so well preserved. The main attraction is the Hanseatic street. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
This attractive outdoor museum (around 400 m from the Baltic Sea) is involved in teaching and promoting the history and monuments of early Middle Age Pomerania. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The Archaeological Museum is located in a 16th century building. The museum’s collection includes over 27,000 archaeological, ethnographical, numismatic exhibits. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The most famous chamber in this building is the Grand Council Chamber (The Red Chamber) which is decorated with 32 paintings by famous Dutch masters. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The first mention of the forge comes from a document from 1597. The Water Forge still possesses working hydro-equipment used to produce steel from the 16th century. Free entrance with the Tourist Card
The Museum of Sopot is located in an historic villa, built in 1903 by the Gdansk merchant Ernst Claaszen. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
Built in the years 1564-1568 as the residence of Polish kings. Today two main representational spaces function as exhibition halls for temporary exhibitions. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The Ethnographic Museum is housed in the historic granary from 18th century. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
Housed in the Abbots’ Palace, Gallery of Polish Modern Art presents approximately 400 works by the greatest Polish artists of the XIX and XX centuries. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The pride of the Gdansk museum is a triptych of the Last Judgement by Hans Memling (1433-1494), one of the greatest Dutch Masters. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The defence of the Polish Post in Gdansk was one of the first battles of the Second World War. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
Wisloujscie Sea Fortress was an important strategic place. The first mentions come from the 14th century. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
At the town hall rings a bell funded in 1649 by Jakub Wejher, the founder of Wejherowo. For holders of the Tourist Card visiting the town hall is free as is a guide to the Wejherowo Calvary.
Łaźnia Centre of Modern Art is a place which presents the newest Polish and foreign art. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The zoo is famous for its beautiful natural setting, the largest number of breeding Great Condors in Europe. Free entrance with the Tourist Card.
The Museum of the National Anthem is housed in a mansion, which is the birthplace of Joseph Wybicki, the composer of the Polish national anthem Mazurek Dąbrowskiego. Free entrance with Tourist Card.
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