Mariacka Street
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Mariacka Street, once known as Frauengasse, is one of the most beautiful streets in Gdańsk, with a rich history dating back to 1350. It is characterized by reconstructed Gothic doorways and tenement houses, which together create a picturesque scenery. From St. Mary’s Basilica it stretches to St. Mary’s Gate, witnessing the ancient history of the city.
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Mariacka Street
Mariacka Street, formerly known as Frauengasse, is a street with a rich and long history that began in 1350. For centuries, it was the center of merchant life in Gdańsk, which can be seen in the preserved tenement houses with characteristic lintels and unique carving details. Walking along this street, you can easily imagine its former importance, when it was teeming with commercial and cultural life, constituting one of the most important points on the city map. Currently, the street, closed to vehicular traffic, is a popular meeting place, offering both residents and tourists numerous cultural and gastronomic attractions.

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Frequently Asked Questions
On Mariacka Street you will find cafes, art galleries and, above all, amber shops that are typical of this location.
Yes, musicians and street artists often perform on Mariacka Street, especially in the summer.
St. Mary’s Street, previously known as Frauengasse, has a rich history dating back to the 14th century and is closely associated with St. Mary’s Church.
Yes, in the past it was known as Frauengasse, which translated as Panieńska Street.
Mariacka Street is the site of many events, especially during the St. Mary’s Fair. Dominika, when the street comes alive with stands and performances.
The street ends with St. Mary’s Gate, leading to Motława.
Yes, Mariacka Street is known for its numerous shops selling amber, which makes it an ideal place to buy this resin
In addition to the architectural details of the tenement houses, you can admire St. Mary’s Church and St. Mary’s Gate.
Yes, thanks to its picturesque architecture it is a popular place for photo sessions.