Taking the Train to Gdansk
Travelers to Poland usually fly into Warsaw. From Poland's capital city, Gdansk is about 4 hours by train. You can buy train tickets from Warsaw to Gdansk at train stations. You may also want to consider purchasing a European East Pass (Buy Direct) if you plan to do a lot of traveling by train or if you want to also travel to other countries in Eastern and East-Central Europe.
Hotels in Gdansk
Whether you want to stay in a romantic boutique hotel or need only the bare essentials, Gdansk will have a hotel for you. Book in advance for guaranteed rooms.
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Food in Gdansk
Restaurants in Gdansk offer a wide array of regional dishes, seafood, Polish food, French food, and other cuisine.
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What to See in Gdansk
Gdansk is full of sights, many of which deal with Gdansk's maritime history. Visitors can trace this history from the medieval crane that still stands on the waterfront to the gates of the Gdansk shipyards, which were the origins of a major political movement in the later half of the 20th century.Public Transportation in Gdansk
A limited tram service is available in Gdansk, so if you want to get anywhere late at night or go somewhere your legs can't take you, catch one of the many cabs in the city. Buses and trains connect to nearby cities, like Gdynia and Sopot.
Malbork Castle
Malbork is an easy day trip from Gdansk. The main attraction in this small town is Malbork Castle, an enormous Teutonic Knights' Castle that has undergone extensive restoration.
