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Gate #2 of the Gdańsk Shipyard

ul. Doki 1, Gdańsk

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The #2 gate of the Gdańsk Shipyard is where Lech Wałęsa stood to announce to the waiting crowds the deal that had been struck with the Communist government in …

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Długi Targ

ul. Długi Targ, Gdańsk

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The focal point of Długi Targ, the Long Market, is the Neptune Fountain, a bronze statue of the Roman sea god. It was constructed in 1617 to design by Flemish …

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Statue to the Defenders of Westerplatte

ul. Sucharskiego, Gdańsk

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In the southwest corner of the peninsula is a huge, 25-metre monument made of 236 granite blocks. The work of the architect Adam Haupt and sculptor Franciszek …

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Anna Walentynowicz Monument

Skwer Anny Walentynowicz

This monument to the Solidarity activist whose dismissal from the Lenin Shipyards on August 8, 1980 sparked the August strikes was conceived by the Godność …

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Anna Walentynowicz's Home

al. Grunwaldzka 49, Gdansk

In the last part of her life, Anna Walentynowicz lived at al. Grunwaldzka 49, in a third-floor apartment. A plaque on the wall outside reads 'In this building …

Streets & Squares

Bronislaw Komorowski Square

Pl. Bronislawa Komorowskiego, Gdańsk

Grass’ memoirs and his novels make regular mention of days spent on the beach either at Sopot (Zoppot) or at Brzeźno (Brösen) and he would have taken the tram …

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Cemetery of the Lost Cemeteries

ul. 3 Maja, Gdańsk

Designed by Jacek Krenz and Hanna Klementowska and featuring sculptures by Zygfryd Korpalski and Witold Głuchowski, this small memorial between the Church of …

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Daniel Gralath Monument

Al. Zwycięstwa, Gdansk

Connecting the main town of Gdansk and the district of Wrzeszcz to the north is the handsome Al. Zwycięstwa (Victory Avenue). Lined with hundreds of linden …

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Fahrenheit Monument

ul. Mieszczańska, Gdańsk

An important name and instrument in science! Daniel Fahrenheit (1686 – 1736), the physicist and inventor, was born just a block away from this recreation of …

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Father Jankowski Statue

ul. Stolarska, Gdańsk

**This monument has been removed in the wake of increasing accusations and evidence of pedophilia connected to Jankowski. This 3.7m high statue to Father …

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Four Quarters Fountain

ul. Grobla I, Gdańsk

Long ago you would have found old Gdańsk carved into four quarters: Szeroki, Wysoki, Rybacki and Kogi (Wide, High, Fish and Ship quarter) and today the …

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Frank Meisler Plaque

ul. Tkacka

Unveiled in July 2018 as part of the 5th World Gdansk Reunion celebrations, this commemorative plaque remembers the life of Frank Meisler (1925-2018), who was …

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Gunter Grass Monument

Pl. Wybickiego, Gdańsk

Unveiled on October 16, 2015 six months after his death and on the 88th anniversary of his birth, this statue pays tribute to the Danzig-born writer Günter …

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