GdanskCheap bars, pubs and beer price guide

Gdansk is a thousand-year-old port city on the Baltic coast, with a maritime history and an architectural splendour unlike anywhere else in Poland. As a leading Hanseatic trading hub, long a wealthy and semi-independent city with strong German and Dutch influences, it grew rich on grain and amber, still sold along the famous Mariacka street.

Includes 11 listed venues, map view, and happy hour updates where available.

This guide covers 11 venues in Gdansk across 4 areas.

Current price references on this page run from 15 PLN / 0.5L to 22 PLN / 0.5L.

Popular areas on this page include Main Town, Srodmiescie, Old Town.

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City info

Gdansk is a thousand-year-old port city on the Baltic coast, with a maritime history and an architectural splendour unlike anywhere else in Poland. As a leading Hanseatic trading hub, long a wealthy and semi-independent city with strong German and Dutch influences, it grew rich on grain and amber, still sold along the famous Mariacka street. Its painstakingly reconstructed Main Town centres on the Long Market (Dlugi Targ) and Royal Way, lined with tall, ornate burgher houses and watched over by Neptune's Fountain and the towering Gothic St Mary's Church. Gdansk also holds a defining place in modern history: the Second World War began here with the attack on Westerplatte in 1939, and the Solidarity movement that helped topple communism was born in its shipyards in 1980. Combining a colourful waterfront, deep history and a revived shipyard arts scene, Gdansk is the cultural anchor of Poland's Tricity on the sea.