🇵🇱 Gdańsk, Poland ⛴️

#Poland #Gdansk #Baltic Sea 🚇Transportation strategy: PKP (Polish National Railways), SKM (fast rail), Flixbus (international bus) ⚓️Must-visit attractions: Long Square (Długi Targ) The main street in the city center is lined with beautiful Polish-style buildings, colorful, and there are many restaurants and shops where you can take a leisurely stroll 🚶➡️ Church of St. Mary in Gdańsk A landmark and center of faith, it is a Catholic basilica and the largest brick church in the world. Its Gothic exterior is very spectacular and beautiful. Artus Court This medieval building is currently a branch of the Gdansk Historical Museum and you can buy a ticket to visit. Fontanna Neptuna Located in front of the Artus Court, the statue on the fountain is Poseidon, the patron saint of Gdansk. 🏨Recommended restaurants: Hostel Przy Targu Rybnym The hotel is conveniently located, with a shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. The reception staff are friendly and the city center is within walking distance. 🦐Must-eat food: Gambas Seafood&Meat A nicely decorated restaurant and tavern. You must come to taste seafood when you come to a coastal city. The restaurant provides seafood platters for many people to enjoy, as well as delicious seafood soup. You can also order oysters 🦪 or mussels platters. Highly recommended 👍 Gdansk is an important city and port on the northern coast of Poland. The coastal scenery is beautiful and the architectural styles are diverse. It is recommended to spend two to three days to explore this beautiful coastal city.