Traditional street with eye-catching architecture details and something more… Learn a brief history of its name and see the beautiful forecourts and facades. You will see the Fahrenheit House located on this street.

Crown jewel of the streets in Gdańsk. Numerous kings of Poland had marched through here. You will pass this street twice and hear some interesting facts about Neptune's fountain and its surroundings. You will learn about the legend of the Town Hall and you will have a moment to take photos in the most picturesque place in Gdańsk.

The biggest temple in Europe built with over a million clay bricks. Marvel upon spacious interiors and sublime atmosphere. You will admire the church from the outside and hear about its legends. Then you will go inside, approaching the altar you will get acquainted with the magic spots in the church. Then comes the hardest part of the walk, which takes you to a lookout point that even the locals are amazed by.

Learn about the history of the church that burned three times already. See the tomb of Johannes Hevelius inside. This church holds beautiful organ concerts.

Have a moment to chill and take a few nice pictures.

The Hevelius Monument is not such an ordinary one. You will stop here for a while sitting in a beautiful park and learning the names of the star constellations. Not only will you hear about them, but you will also see them, because Hevelius is looking at the night sky, which is represented by a beautiful mural.

See where the town council talked about important issues and where Hevelius stored his beer. There is a famous Bridge of Love next to it where you can lave your own padlock :)