Gdansk, Baltic Coast and Pommern

Gdansk – ancient city at the Polish Baltic Sea coastline

Yearly approximately 1.5 million tourists decide to visit this polish city at the Baltic Sea coastline. Gdanks, formerly named Danzig, is nowadays a town that is administerred as a town and a district by its own administration with not less than 460,000 inhabitants. With such a huge rush of visitors there is an availability of vacation flats and hotels of all categories in the city.

Regardless if you plan a longly fostered holiday with your family or a wellness trip, Gdansk will offer a suitable accomodation for everyone. Gdansk is the right place for anyone who has planned an ample bike tour. Than the city is origin for the bikeway Euro Velo 9.

This will lead the ambitoius biker through the countries of Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia to the coastline of the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. Who doesn't want to make such a large tour the Euro Velo 10 is available.

This leads along the picturesque Baltic sea coastline and proceeds through Gdansk. Everyone who wants to have a look on the city not only from the hotel or vacation flat, is good adviced making a walk through the restored city centre. After the 2nd World War has destroyed a lion's share of the city it was restored lovingly.

The richly ornamented middle-class houses sprinkle the charme of a long gone-by era. Cozy cafés on the street and small boutiques are a perfect amendment for the picture of the city.

 

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