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gdańsk is a city on the Baltic Sea, specifically the Gulf of gdańsk, at the mouth of the Motlawa to the Vistula. Due to its location, Gdańsk from the very beginning of its existence (it was one of the first cities in Poland, the settlement existed here in the 8th century) was developing intensely. He belonged to the group of Hanseatic cities that participated in maritime trade. Currently, it is also an important scientific and cultural center, as well as a commercial hub. Along with Gdynia and Sopot forms metropol*tan area called To see the main attractions and monuments in Gdansk should start by VISIT THE MAIN CITY (not to be confused with the old town). It is located in the most representative part of the city - the district of Śródmieście. Despite the severe damage done by the Germans during World War II and the ridding of a large part of the monuments, this is still the place with one of the most valuable historical complexes in Poland. The whole is on the route of the European Route of Brick Gothic. The most valuable monuments are located along the road leading from the gates ROYAL Wyżnia to Green Gate located virtually at the Motlawa. Between the gates is a Coal Market, where you can see the to*ture chamber with the Prison Tower (also located here Amber Museum) A little further to the left is the building of the Great Armory. The market leading to Długie Pobrzeże. Next you can go through Motlawa, the Granary Island or the banks of the reach of Gdansk Crane - the historic crane in Gdansk (Author: Rafal Konkolewski, CC BY-SA 2.5) City of Gdansk), with a 83 meter tower towering over the city, which was once a seat of municipal authorities. Behind the brick building, the church in the world. The building with its panache, interiors awakens an amazing impression - a must see during the sightseeing. Pas*ing through the town hall building, we enter Długi Targ. At the beginning there is one of the most characteristic places in