Eliksir Recommends
If you’re visiting Gdańsk or the Tri-City for a little bit longer, we would like to recommend you a few other interesting places to visit. Obviously we recommend restaurants carefully and thoroughly selected by the Michelin guide, as well as places we know, love, and frequently visit.
Rsestaurants
Fino
a restaurant led by our friend head chef Jacek Koprowski. Modern cuisine based on local products, available also in a vegan version.
Address: Grząska 1, 80-833 Gdańsk
Arco
a Spanish restaurant with a Michelin star, led by talented Italian chef Antonio Arcieri. Besides excellent food and an extensive wine list, you can also enjoy a breathtaking view of the Bay of Gdańsk from the 33rd floor.
Address: al. Grunwaldzka 472C, 80-309 Gdańsk
Vinissimo
a restaurant run by Łukasz Chwojnicki, awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand. Great quality at an affordable price, with an extensive wine list.
Address: Bema 6, 81-753 Sopot
Ping Pong
a casual, small Asian restaurant in the Garnizon neighborhood. Ping Pong is the creation of Rafał and chef Yewei, who came to Poland from Shanghai. Asian dishes made from high-quality ingredients and very friendly service.
Address: Słowackiego 21, 80-257 Gdańsk
Pobite Gary
a bistro with Polish cuisine and more. Aged steaks and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere make it a great spot for a casual lunch or dinner with friends.
Address: Słowackiego 21, 80-257 Gdańsk
Hashi Sushi
a Japanese restaurant in Gdynia with excellent sushi. Aside from sushi we also recommend trying Japanese dishes from the menu, including an intense broth with duck dumplings.
Address: Przebendowskich 38, 81-543 Gdynia
Butchery Wine
excellent steaks with a wide selection of wines. Simple flavors, perfected to excellence, recognized by the Michelin Guide. The restaurant is located near Gdynia’s city beach.
Adrdess: Abrahama 41, 81-366 Gdynia
Mercato
modern Polish cuisine intertwined with Gdańsk’s culinary tradition. A Michelin-recommended restaurant located right by the Motława River.
Address: Targ Rybny 1, 80-838 Gdańsk
Mąka i Kawa
great pizza at a very reasonable price. Their product shows passion, precision, and high-quality ingredients. Located next to Gdynianka.
Address: Świętojańska 65, 81-391 Gdynia
Gdynianka
one of the oldest pizzerias in Poland, established in 1987. Its signature is high and well-risen dough. Located just right next to Mąka i Kawa.
Address: Świętojańska 65, 81-391 Gdynia
Palec do Budki
one of the best pizza restaurants. Excellent ingredients, balanced decor, and attention to detail are the essence of this place.
Address: Hemara 13, 80-280 Gdańsk
Umam
a Gdańsk patisserie next door, where Krzysztof Ilnicki creates sweet works of art. A talented pastry chef with experience in Michelin-starred restaurants and one of the best pastry chefs in Poland, according to the Académie Internationale de la Gastronomie.
Address: Hemara 1, 80-280 Gdańsk
Buns
brilliant yeast pastries in various forms. For those who love classics served in an unconventional form.
Address: Świętojańska 59/1, 81-391 Gdynia
Latto Gelato
exceptional, unpasteurized homemade ice cream and sorbets made on-site. Be sure to try the classic cream flavor as well as the dark chocolate. Our favorite is the vanilla soft serve.
Address: Obrońców Wybrzeża 6, 81-367 Gdynia
Eklerownia
a true paradise for éclair lovers. The classics served in various flavors and forms.
Address: Straganiarska 53/54, 80-837 Gdańsk
Uboga Krewna
stepping through the door of this café, you’re transported back to the 1970s. Polish vibes from those times taste even better with specialty coffee.
Address: Ignacego Krasickiego 6, 81-385 Gdynia
Flisak
the oldest cocktail bar in Gdańsk. Signature cocktails served in a unique way.
Address: Chlebnicka 9/10, 80-830 Gdańsk
Attractions
Gdańsk Town Hal
a must-see viewpoint in the Old Town. Red rooftops, Długa Street, St. Mary’s Church, the Motława River, and green forests are just some of the sights you can admire from this place.
Address: Śródmieście, 80-001 Gdańsk
Oliwa Park
a picturesque park in the heart of the city, where you can escape the urban hustle. In winter, you can also enjoy magnificent Christmas lights here. Be sure to visit the greenhouse as well.
Address: Opata Jacka Rybińskiego, 80-001 Gdańsk
Stogi Beach
a picturesque beach where you can admire a beautiful sunset. Located slightly further from the city center, which makes it less crowded.
Address: Wydmy 1, 80-656 Gdańsk
Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre
the beautiful architecture of this place impresses many. In good weather, some performances are held under the open sky, as the theater’s roof is retractable.
Address: Wojciecha Bogusławskiego 1, 80-818 Gdańsk
Musical Theatre in Gdynia
one of the most popular musical theaters in Poland. Performances take place whole year-round, with a summer break. Tickets must be bought several months in advance.
Address: plac Grunwaldzki 1, 81-372 Gdynia
Olivia Star
one of the best observation points in the Tri-City, offering a 360-degree panorama and a rich gastronomic offer. Entrance to the top is paid. While there, make sure you also visit the mini greenhouse with a café.
Address: al. Grunwaldzka 472C, 80-309 Gdańsk
Zoo
an interesting place and an escape from the city bustle. Reserve couple of hours to meet all its residents.
Address: Karwieńska 3, 80-328 Gdańsk
World War II Museum
if you’re interested in history, this is a must have. The museum is located a few minutes' walk from the Old Town
Address: Władysław Bartoszewski Square 1, 80-862 Gdańsk
Solidarity Museum
Gdańsk, the city of freedom and solidarity. This museum tells the fascinating story of the beginning of the fall of communism and the birth of democracy in Poland and Eastern Europe. The museum is located a short walk from the Old Town.
Address: Solidarności Square 1, 80-863 Gdańsk
St. Mary’s Basilica
one of the largest brick churches in the world, whose construction began in 1343. While there, we also recommend climbing the observation point in the church tower, located 77 m above the ground.
Address: Podkramarska 5, 80-834 Gdańsk
Mariacka Street
at the foot of St. Mary’s Basilica there is a picturesque street that enchants with its unique atmosphere. During the day, you can buy amber jewelry here, and in the evening, with the lanterns lit, you’ll feel like you're in a movie.
Address: Mariacka, 80-833 Gdańsk
Westerplatte
place where World War II began on September 1, 1939. This place is a symbol of Polish defense and heroism and one of the most important historical sites in Gdańsk.
Address: Westerplatte, 80-001 Gdańsk
Wisłoujście Fortress
on the way to Westerplatte, it’s worth taking a slight detour to see the restored, picturesque fortress from 1482.
Address: Stara Twierdza 1, 80-551 Gdańsk
100cznia
an interesting spot on Gdańsk’s culinary map, which comes to life in the summer season. The concept is based on street food restaurants housed in containers. This place is constantly evolving, and more attractions are being developed under the shipyard halls' roof. While there, try to find the SKM train.
Address: Popiełuszki 5, 80-863 Gdańsk
Elektryków
a unique concept created on the shipyard area. During the day, you can have coffee and work in the Plenum café, in the afternoon, enjoy the wide offer of the W4 food court, and in the evening, listen to live music on Elektryków Street or at the B90 club. All this in the company of shipyard cranes.
Address: Elektryków 4, 80-863 Gdańsk
Orłowo Cliffs
a must-visit point in Gdynia. Wear comfortable shoes, hike to the top and admire stunning view of the Bay of Gdańsk (the hike takes about 15 minutes). At the foot of the cliffs you can also have a walk along charming wooden pier.
Address: Orłowska 12, Gdynia
Sopot Pier
a must-see in Sopot. It’s the longest wooden pier in Europe, measuring 512 meters. From the pier, you can take a boat trip around the Gdańsk Bay or to Hel.
Address: Zdrojowy Square 2, 81-723 Sopot
Time schedule:
Mon-Fr: from 17.00
Saturday: from 15.00
Sunday: from 14.00
Time schedule:
Mon-Fr: from 17.00
Saturday: from 15.00
Sunday: from 14.00