Delve into Poland’s ‘city of freedom’ with intriguing architecture and its tempestuous history. Visit old St Mary’s Church, delve into Chopin’s heritage and relax with an organ recital. Walk the 500-metre length of the town's heart - Dlugi Targ - to visit statues, murals, churches and observe classic Polish men and women amassing on benches. Step back in time to discover the events leading up to the Second World War and the fall of communism. Visit vital accounts of Polish history in museums and brace as you venture to a concentration camp. Reflect on a lighter ambiance to quench your thirst with amber tea in customary cafes or choose one of the 30 bars on ‘beer street’ if you need something a little stronger. Seek views for miles from the Town Hall bell tower, tread aboard a private boat tour on the Motlawa River and visit one of the largest castles in the world. And if that wasn’t enough, Gdańsk is the place to go for dumplings.