11 best — museums in Gdańsk

The Solidarity museum in a rust-clad block by Gate No. 2.

A leaning tower, 14 m underground — one of Europe's largest exhibitions.

Baltic gold in the 14th-c. Great Mill on the Radunia.

A special place for true connoisseurs of atmosphere, history and good tea. The manor's 250-year history is especially tied to the Wybicki family and the famous figure of General Józef Wybicki...

The Gdynia Motoring Museum is a collection born of its owner's passion and dedication, numbering around 120 vintage motorcycles and cars. The oldest exhibit is over 100 years old, yet it still...

Hevelianum is a real treat for fans of militaria, scientific experiments and beautiful views! The offering of the Gdańsk forts, enhanced with engaging multimedia, is sure to satisfy...

St Catherine's Church is the oldest church in Gdańsk. It was built in 1227 — almost 790 years ago. It is famous for a unique set of tuned bells called a carillon (there are three in Gdańsk)...

The museum in Łeba is the youngest branch of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk. The building's architecture, unique in Poland, resembles a ship's hull in form. It evokes the wind in the sails and the sandy...

The Gdynia City Museum is the first museum in Poland built from scratch after the war. In keeping with modern trends, it engages most of visitors' senses: sight, hearing, touch... The displays show...

The Polish Post — the historic building of Polish Post Office No. 1 in the Free City of Gdańsk. In 1939 about 100 people worked there. Amid the worsening situation in the city and the increasingly widespread...

The Ship Museum in Ustka is a year-round attraction — a haven for the tourist who would like to deepen their knowledge of ships, ferries, cutters and vessels connected with the Baltic Sea and beyond. A place where...