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Sieroca 3, Gdansk, 80-839, Poland
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Beautiful net vaulting.
Gdansk, Poland
The Golden Gate
Inside the tower
Hi all,
I was just hoping someone could help me regarding whether or not it is possible to go by any other way than bus via Warsaw if you wish to go overland from Vilnius to Gdansk. Ideally would love to go by train but I can't seem to find anything.
Thanks,
jimbolta
Eurolines Bus:
http://eticket.toks.lt:8180/eticket/eticket/RaceFilter.seam;jsessionid=EB16DFCDA11C6B989DF9D566F896746F
lv Vilnius 21:00 arr Gdansk 7:10 Odd numbered days 146 Lt. Non express, along the north of Poland.
Note: Eurolines.pl gives the times: 22:00 and 8:10.
The trains in the Baltics are not the best. And especially from the Baltics to Poland, since the main train lines ended up having a part in belligerent Belarus. (I think that has been corrected, but the trains seem to be geared toward freight, not persons.) The bus is a very nice and just as good, and probably air conditioned! The bus takes the route that threads the needle between Belarus and the Kaliningrad exclave of Russia.
I bet you will have a map of Gdansk with you when walking around the city... There are also street map signs like the one in the picture. This one is just in front of St. Mary's Basilica. Very useful to check where you are and which way to head for your next thing to do in Gdansk.
Gdansk by night is well worth seeing, because most churches and historic buildings in the Old Town are beautifully illuminated.
So don't miss a night stroll along Long Street (ul. Dluga), the Long Market (Dlugi Targ) and the side streets in the Old Town.
The Monument to the fallen shipyard workers and the shipyard gate look fascinating in darkness as well.
Although Poland joined the European Union (EU) on the 1st of May 2004, they don't have the Euro as currency. Poland's currency is still the Zloty. 1 Zloty is worth 100 Grosz.
You can get your money with your credit or debit card from cash points or just by exchanging your local money at one of the bureaux de change.
In my opinion the information provided by "In Your Pocket" is most helpful for independent travels to East or Central Europe. Most of the tips are published on their webpage.
In addition about 20 printed city guides are available locally at the tourist information offices, kiosks or in hotels.
I got myself the Gdansk guide (5 Zloty, 2005) at the tourist information office in Sopot. Among all kinds of tips it includes various helpful maps of the Tri-City region.
The "Molo" in Sopot is supposed to be the longest in Europe, maybe also in the World, and it's a very nice place to walk along, at any time of the day and night! You have to pay to go on it, unless you arrive there by boat, but it's not a great expense!
It's curious the fact that it's called "Molo" which is actually an Italian word! I felt a bit at home there, it seemed to be in our Riviera! ;-)
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