Christmas Market in Gdańsk
Discover Christmas scenery of the Main Town
Overview
Christmas Market
Main Town
Local handicrafts
Motława River
Granary Island
St. Mary's Basilica
Every year, Targ Węglowy (Coal Market) in Gdańsk turns into an atmospheric Christmas market for five weeks. Here you can buy beautiful Christmas decorations, local handicrafts and amber products, taste local specialties and take part in various cultural events. Get carried away by the magic of Christmas!
Experience you’ll gain:
- listen to the rich history of the city told by a local guide
- visit the historic center of Gdańsk
- admire the panorama of the city from the observation tower of St. Mary’s Basilica
- get to know the magic of the Gdańsk Christmas Market
- taste traditional Christmas treats
- fill yourself with the scent of honey, ginger, orange and roasted nuts
- see the products of local artists and craftsmen
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