Radisson Blu Hotel, Sopot

Golden sand that seems to stretch for eternity and the peaceful sounds of the sea lapping on the shore. This idealistic vision is a common definition of the perfect beach, yet at Sopot Beach it has always been this way. The beach on the Baltic Sea stretches along the eastern border of Sopot for 4 km in tranquil Gdańsk Bay, providing a calm and relaxing seaside hotspot. It’s easy to access from the town, too. There are 39 entrances from the coastal park to the beach. Visitors to Sopot Beach cannot fail to be impressed by what Sopot Beach has to offer. The soothing sounds of the ocean, legendary for its restorative properties, will greet the visitor on arrival. The Baltic Sea may not be the warmest, but it’s still full of swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. In the… More

The Ergo Arena Gdańsk is a modern facility designed to serve all of northern Poland's exciting sporting and cultural events. When visitors are seated, the arena can hold crowds of up 11,000, but this number swells up to 15,000 with standing places. From basketball to windsurfing, the arena plays host to a staggering range of sports competitions, and the state-of-the-art acoustics and high-tech PA system also make it a world-class venue for music, theater, and business events. Opened in 2010, this new arena benefits from the latest technology and lighting equipment for concerts and conferences alike. The first major event was a performance from Lady Gaga on her Monster Ball Tour in 2010, with a crowd of over 12,000. Since then, a vast number of famous… More

"The Pier is one of the most popular Polish leisure & event facilities, a showcase of the spa. The facility consists of 2 parts: wooden and land ones. The land part (Bathers Square) is a lot covering the area of 20 thousand square meters, where you can find: a gorgeous historic fountain, a lighthouse with a vantage point, a bandshell, gastronomic points and plenty of greenery. The square can facilitate organisation of mass events of up to 6 thousand people, and in winter there is an ice-skating rink here. It is the only one place in Sopot for organising big promotion events and BTL actions. The wooden (pedestrian) part covers, apart from the main jetty ( 511.5 m of which 458 m reach into the Gdańsk Bay), lower decks and a side deck, which enable mooring of… More

When visiting Gdansk, you may feel that you are carried back to the Middle Ages, and even though substantial parts of the town consist of reconstructions from after WWII, you will still find plenty of authentic, genuine old buildings. Most streets are located where they were in medieval times, and more than 30% of the streets have had the same names for more than 500 years. The old town is one of Europe’s largest historical centres, and the medieval centre is around twice the size of the corresponding centre in Krakow. Gdansk city center monuments: Old Town Halls and the Main Town Hall, St. Mary's Basilica, Crane Gate, Neptune Fountain, Golden Gate, Great Mill, Church of St. Catherine, Granary Island on the Motława River and many more.

Commonly known as Monciak, this street is one of the most famous promenades in Poland. Take a stroll in the summer season to admire street artists and performers. Visit the numerous restaurants, cafés, and pubs or the Chamber Stage of the Gdańsk Wybrzeże Theatre.

Treat yourself to a lively performance at this attraction, built on the site of a 17th-century theater. The venue also hosts workshops and international artists during the annual Shakespeare Festival in early August. The creation of the Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre in 2008 is one the most important events since Poland gained its freedom 25 years ago. The home of GTS is not only the first purpose-built theatre to be completed in our country in the past 40 years, it is also an example of a remarkable partnership (one might say solidarity) between local and regional authorities and a non-governmental organisation – in what we call a cultural partnership. The partnership was came about in 2008 and its founders were the Pomoroskie Voivodeship, Gdańsk City Hall and the… More

"The Sopot Hippodrome, a place of rich tradition and more than 100 years history, is a venue for modern activities and dynamic development. What is a green island of calmness in the middle of the Tricity on a normal day, during competitions turns into a world-scale equestrian resort, full of life, people, excitement and versatile attractions. Full range of equestrian events are organized here – from local, regional and national to the most prestigious and most important in the world. Competitions in jumping, dressage and eventing take place at the Hippodrome. Exciting horse-races are organized in the season. We are trying to increase the number of racing days – to be able to host such competitions more often. Riding lessons are offered here – you… More