What is the best way to book Gdansk airport transfer and see the city?
Gdansk lies on the coast of Baltic Sea and is the main Polish seaport. This lovely city has really rich history - important events for Poland and Europe took place exactly here. First of all, Gdansk was the place where Nazi Germany invasion initiated World War II. Also here was born a Polish labour union „Solidarity" thanks to which communist regime in Central Europe fell. All these events left behind memorial sites which are totally worth seeing, so better prepare your Gdansk airport transfer and visit plan precisely.
Before you'll come to Gdansk
Don't forget to think about every part of the travel before you come do Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport (GDN), especially if you don't have much time for sightseeing. The fastest option to get to the city center is Gdansk airport transfer. Thanks to this solution you won't waste your money for expensive tickets and your time in many queues.
Your „to do" list in Gdansk
There are many options to spend wonderful time in Gdansk. One of them is a long walk along Długa Street (also called The Royal Road). It's surrounded by stunning historical buildings, most of which had to have been reconstructed after World War II. The street ends with the Green Gate which is situated next to the Motlawa River. The best option is to pass the gate and see the harbour crane from 1444. Afterwards, on the banks of the river you can find some nice seafood restaurant and buy souvenirs in small shops with interesting apparel and jewellery. If you are an old architecture lover, you have to see Main Town Hall and History Museum as well. There are many interesting exhibitions waiting for you. If you are theatre enthusiast, visit the Shakespeare Theatre that had been a frequent destination for English acting troupes in the 17th century. Don't forget about St. Mary's Church which is the largest church in the world made of bricks. Another nice option is to visit another Tricity cities (Gdynia or Sopot) and also many other Polish seaside resorts, like Hel, Łeba, Puck, Ustka or Władysławo. Malbork - a town noted for its famous medieval castle built by Teutonic Knights is also located not far away from Gdansk, so if you like diversity this city will be perfect destination for you!
