Mini guide to Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia
Gdansk guide is a mini guide for tourists in Gdansk. It’s meant to give you some inspiration on what to do in the three cities – Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia. And of course, I remind you that I can be hired to guide in Gdansk, where I’ve lived for many years and am a regular traveller. Minimum 5 hours.
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Introduction
A small welcome to the three cities and an overview of the contents.
Gdansk – history
The story of the town reaches more than a thousand years back in time and shows a mixed existence between Poles, Germans and crusaders.
Practical information
Water, money, bus tickets and other things You may need while visiting the town.
Worth visiting
If You stay in Gdansk for a few days, You might like to go for an excursion. Here are some ideas.
Gdansk – Old Town
Gdansk is one of the Polish towns, I like the most. It has it’s own very distinctive mentality and a fantastic atmosphere as a northern harbour Town.
Gdansk – along the suburban railway
It’s easy to get around in Tricity. Just get the suburban railway, which runs like a ruler in the entire length of the city.
Sopot
The holiday paradise – this is where You will meet all the young, the beautiful and the rich, and You can feel like one of them at prices that are far below the level in posh sea side resorts in Western Europe.
Gdynia
Gdynia is quite a new town – erected as a modernist wonder after WWI, Where Poland did not have its own harbour town (Gdansk was an independent free town in close cooperation with Germany).
Please send an email to m@hardenfelt.pl if you would like an English-speaking tour guide to show you the most important places in Warsaw.