The most prominent and most valuable secular building of the former Gdansk, the seat of city government. Was built from 1379 to 1492.
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Highland gate | Opens the so-called Royal Route that leads through the streets of Long and Long Market for Green Gate view |
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Gateway Street. Long (Torture House and Prison Tower) | Prison Tower and the Torture is a medieval band Long Street Gateway. view |
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Royal Chapel | The only baroque church in the main city of Gdansk. view |
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St. Mary's Basilica | Called the "crown of the city of Gdansk" is the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the largest brick Gothic church in Europe. view |
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The Crane | It is the largest port crane in medieval Europe, one of the most distinctive buildings in Gdansk. view |
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Uphagen House | Uphagen House is located on St. Long 12 and is only restored in Gdansk with his middle-class apartment house design. view |
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Green Gate | Before we built this stately building, became the oldest here Gdansk Kogi gate, dating from the XIV century. view |
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Golden Gate | Built in the years 1612-1614, designed by Abraham van den Blocke in Renaissance style. view |
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Lady from the window | Every day at 13.03 (in summer from June 1 to September 15 also on 15.03 and 17.03) with a peak adjacent to the tenement window, Artus Court - New Bench House looks to passers-by figure depicting a young XVII-century inhabitant of Gdansk. view |
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Artus Court | For many years he was one of the finest of its kind in northern Europe. view |
