- Since the main attractions in Gdańsk are located in a small area a car is unnecessary but can be helpful for daytrips into the countryside.
- Like a ministate all to itself, Gdańsk has a unique feel that sets it apart from other cities in Poland.
- On September 1, 1939, the first fighting of World War II began just outside of Gdansk. The German forces won an easy victory, not only in Gdansk, but in all of Poland.
- Gdansk’s past has several characteristic features: a long tradition of being a free city, the multinational mix of Polish and German cultures and close relations with...
- Granted local autonomy by the king in gratitude for its loyalty, Gdańsk expanded greatly, reaching its peak during the Renaissance as the most prosperous port on...
- 2014 yılında açılan ve açıldığı günden beri Gdańsk’ın simge müzelerinden biri haline gelen Solidartiy Müzesi Polonya’nın yakın dönemini...
- polonya'nın kuzeyinde, almanya'ya yakın, çok güzel olduğu iddia edilen liman şehri. (göremedim ama) (bkz: danzig)...Bulunamadı: gdańsk
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- Another eye-catching building, the purpose of which is almost impossible to guess from looking at, is the extraordinarily unique Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre...