Self-guided walking tour

Gdańsk Walking Tour: The Royal Route (about 3 hours, 8 stops)

8 stops in walking order through Gdańsk, from Bazylika Konkatedralna Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny to Brama Żuraw: 1.4 km on foot, about 17 min of walking, 2 h 55 min in total with the story and a look around at each stop. Walking times come from the routed walking path, not a straight line. It is the route of “Gdańsk Essentials: The Royal Route”, a ready-made tour in the Guided Tours app.

Total
2 h 55 min
Distance
1.4 km
Walking
17 min
Stops
8

The stops, in walking order

  1. Bazylika Konkatedralna Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny

    St. Mary’s Basilica is Gdańsk’s Catholic co-cathedral and a monumental Brick Gothic landmark known locally as the Crown of Gdańsk.

    5 min walk · 380 m

  2. Złota Brama

    A Renaissance city gate at the start of Long Lane on Gdańsk’s Royal Route.

    1 min walk · 100 m

  3. Dom Uphagena

    A reconstructed merchant townhouse and museum on Long Lane in Gdańsk.

    3 min walk · 280 m

  4. Dwór Artusa

    An elaborately ornamented historic building on Długi Targ, once reserved for Gdańsk’s prosperous merchant elite.

    1 min walk · 60 m

  5. Fontanna Neptuna

    Neptune’s Fountain is a historic landmark on Długi Targ, placed before the Artus Court.

    2 min walk · 130 m

  6. Złota Kamienica

    Złota Kamienica, also known as the Steffens House or Speimann’s House, is an ornate townhouse on Gdańsk’s Long Market.

    3 min walk · 270 m

  7. Brama Mariacka

    Mariacka Gate is a historic waterfront gate at the meeting of Mariacka Street and the Motława.

    2 min walk · 150 m

  8. Brama Żuraw

    Gdańsk’s historic crane-gate on the Motława waterfront.

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The route line, 1.4 km, drawn from the tour’s routed walking path.

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