Holiday homes & rentals in Danzig

A historic port city on Poland's Baltic Coast, Gdansk is part of a tri-city area that incorporates the smaller city of Gdynia and the resort town of Sopot. Accommodation options in Gdansk include historic properties located within the Old Town as well modern apartment lets and gabled holiday cottages close to the harbour.

Many holidaymakers choose villa accommodation in the coastal suburb of Sopot. To the south of the town lies a choice of luxury accommodation and to the east of the city in Wyspa Sobieszewska, you'll find accommodation in the form of rustic holiday cottages and purpose-built alpine style lodges, with instant access to the great outdoors.

How to Get to Gdansk

International visitors can arrive in Gdansk by air at Gdansk International Airport, which connects with a number of European cities including Amsterdam, Munich and London.

Many flights to Gdansk are seasonal, but there's a wider choice available to those who fly to Warsaw. From Warsaw, Gdansk is approximately a three hour train journey.

It's also possible to reach Gdansk by ferry from Nynashamn, Stockholm. Once in Gdansk it's easy to get to reach your accommodation using the tri-city metro system.

Medieval Markets and Maritime Museums: Top Attractions in Gdansk

If you're only in Gdansk for a short time, be sure to walk the lengths of Long Street (Ulica Długa) and Long Market (Długi Targ) to see the city's top attractions, including the Amber Museum, Highland Gate, Neptune's Fountain, Golden Gate, Artus Court, Gdansk Town Hall and the Green Gate.

A member of the medieval Hanseatic League, Gdansk's maritime and shipbuilding heritage is woven into every corner of the city. You can find out more at the National Maritime Museum.

Discover why Gdansk was the birthplace of the Polish solidarity movement at the European Solidarity Centre, home of the striking Monument of the Fallen Shipyard Workers 1970.

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