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"Gdańsk Trials of solidarity" - city game
We have the pleasure to suggest you the special offer of the city game „Gdańsk Trials of Solidarity ” which won this year competition of the Gdańsk Tourist Organization for the best Gdańsk Touristic Product. -
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Gdańsk - symbol of the freedom
Gdansk … cradle of the freedom, city which was a witness, a background and a scene of many dramatic events which they took for gaining independence by Poland. City which responded to a challenge and won. City which today is being associated with the Solidarity, with Lech Wałęsa, but also with the great policy of the today. City - symbol. We are inviting you for touring historical Gdansk and places associated with the Solidarity and Lech Wałęsa. -
Classical Gdańsk
Gdańsk the paradise for the enthusiasts of old and modern architecture every year is being visited by thousands of tourists. We are inviting you on 3 hour's walk amongst beautiful tenements and monuments. -
Luxury Gdańsk
Placed on the Gdańsk Bay, at south seashores of the Baltic Sea - Gdańsk undoubtedly is one of the most popular tourist and cultural centres. We want to invite you for an untypical touring of this beautiful city. On luxury, chartered yacht we will go to examine Gdańsk from the side of the water.
European Maritime Day 2010
As a part of the union project Seaside, which main goal is a promotion of the Southern Baltic region, Polish partners The Central Maritime Museum and the city Gdańsk on 19th and 20th May 2010 organized a two-day celebration of the European Maritime Day 2010.
The main purpose of the European Maritime Day is confirmation of ecological and economic importance of seas and oceans for inhabitants of the European Union. The celebration of this holiday is a great occasion to show the seaside communities how important role seas and oceans are playing in their everyday life.
An international seminar held on 19 May and devoted to maritime heritage in general and historical vessels still in operation in particular, was an event opening the two-day celebrations of the European Maritime Day at the Central Maritime Museum in Gdańsk.
During the session, problems were discussed of protection and conservation of ships and warships of great historical and museum value, like the Cutty Sark in Britain or the Dar Pomorza in Poland, as well as those still in service and trying to cope with every-day problems, e.g. the Antica in Gdańsk.
On 20 May a colourful, open-air FESTYN MORSKI event was held, the special guest of which was the Polish sailor Mateusz Kusznierewicz – holding the title of the Ambassador for Maritime Affairs of the City of Gdańsk.
We can proudly announce that Teja Tur organized the whole seminar part of the event.
