Drukarnia Kawa i Chleb
Mariacka Street is at its quietest and most beautiful in the morning. Snag an outdoor table at Drukarnia for brilliant specialty coffee and freshly baked sourdough before the crowds arrive.
Opera Leśna
Take the train north to Sopot and head up into the hills. This open-air amphitheater is carved into the beech forest, offering a peaceful morning walk under its striking, canopy-like roof.
M15 Restaurant & Bar
Head down to the beach for lunch with your toes literally in the sand. M15 serves fresh Baltic sea bass and modern Polish small plates without the usual resort pretension.
Sofitel Grand Sopot
Walk past the bustling pier to the gardens of this iconic 1920s hotel. Sit on the terrace for a glass of chilled champagne while looking out over the Baltic Sea.
100cznia
Head back to Gdańsk's historic shipyards, where shipping containers have been transformed into a creative hub. It is the perfect spot for street food, local beers, and a relaxed, artistic summer crowd.
Ulica Elektryków
Right around the corner, this industrial alleyway comes alive as the sun goes down. Grab a cocktail under the neon lights and experience the best of Poland's modern, underground nightlife scene.
