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Gdansk

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The great Baltic port of Poland, for centuries one of the richest cities of the Hanseatic trading world and a place where Polish kings, German merchants and Dutch builders all left their mark. Its Main Town is a showpiece of that wealth, the Royal Way running past ornate merchant houses to the Long Market, Neptune's Fountain and the largest brick church in the world. On the river stands the huge medieval Crane, and a short way north lies the shipyard where, in nineteen eighty, a strike led by Lech Walesa gave birth to Solidarity and began to bring down communism across Europe. Read the port and its history at your own pace.

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Main Town: The Royal Way of the Hanseatic City
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Main Town: The Royal Way of the Hanseatic City

4.3190 min1.7 km
Waterfront: The Crane, the Shipyards, and Solidarity
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Waterfront: The Crane, the Shipyards, and Solidarity

4.41110 min3.9 km

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