Gdansk
Sightseeing

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Housed in Gdańsk’s medieval Fore-gate building (once home to the Prison Tower and Torture Chamber), this multi-story exhibit delves extensively into the history of Baltic amber. Read_on (4 Comments)

It might seem strange to find a large archaeological exhibit on the Sudan in the heart of Gdansk, faux tribal huts and all, but go with it. Read_on (No Comments)

Short of building a time machine this is the closet you’ll ever get to seeing what local life was like hundreds of years back. Read_on (No Comments)

This impressive mansion, a symbol of the city's power in the 16th and 17th centuries, served as an exchange and as the seat of St. Read_on (No Comments)

Located inside the 18th-century Abbatial Granary inside Oliwa Park, this delightful little diversion features three floors Read_on (No Comments)

The History of Gdansk museum calls the impressive Main Town Hall home, a Gothic-Renaissance structure originally built in the 14th century and painstakingly repaired following World War II. Read_on (No Comments)

For more see The Royal Way. Read_on (No Comments)

The Gunter Grass Gallery looks like a great place. Unfortunately, not a word of what appears to be an excellent exhibit is in English, so we couldn’t tell for sure. Read_on (No Comments)

Situated in a small room off ul. Piwna what looks like little more than a three minute diversion transpires to be one of the most fascinating surprises in the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Inside the superb Pałac Opatów, of which the oldest parts date back to the 15th century but which owes its present look Read_on (No Comments)

Located in a former Franciscan monastery, the National Museum is a work of art itself with vaulted ceilings and a large staircase that houses an impressive collection of equally beautiful objects. Read_on (No Comments)

The city’s smallest museum is in essence a room in what was once a shop a block away from the main street in the heart of the old town. Read_on (No Comments)

Over thirty classic Volkswagen’s ranging from camper vans to beetles to rather dashing sporty efforts. The exhibition is Read_on (No Comments)