Neptune’s fountain
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Neptune’s Fountain, located in the heart of Gdańsk at Długi Targ, a work by Abraham van den Blocke from the early 17th century. The fountain, depicting Neptune with a trident, is an example of Flemish Mannerism. The addition made of Belgian marble and bronze is only a monument, but it is a symbol associated with Gdańsk and the sea.
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Najbliższy termin: czwartek, 5 listopada o godz. 10:00
The most important attractions of Gdańsk with a guide
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Free cancellation up to 24 hours
Duration: 2.5 hours
Licensed guide
from 79 zł
Check availabilityWhat you will see:
- The Royal Road with the Main Town Hall, Neptune’s Fountain, Artus Court and beautiful tenement houses of wealthy townspeople
- The Golden Gate, Torture Gate, Green Gate and other water gates
- St. Mary’s Basilica
- Mariacka Street, known for its beautiful buildings and amber jewelry sellers
- Old Port with Crane, Ship “Sołdek”
- The Great Armory and the bustling Piwna Street
- Jan Hevelius Monument and the Great Mill
- The oldest parish church in Gdańsk – St. Catherine
- Church of St. Bridget, the symbol of Solidarity
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We will start from the picturesque Długi Targ, where we will see the most important monuments, including: The court of Artus and Neptune, the guardian of the city. Then we will go to the monumental St. Mary’s Basilica, one of the largest brick churches in the world, to admire its magnificent interiors. Walking along the Motława River, we will stop at the Old Crane, which is the symbol of the Gdańsk port. We will end the tour at the Neptune Fountain and the City Hall, discovering the secrets of Gdańsk’s history.
Price includes:
- Sightseeing with a licensed guide
- Admission to St. Mary’s Basilica
- Admission to the church of St. Catherine
- Admission to the church of St. Bridget
- Headset (for groups of more than 10 people)
Additional information:
- The tour will run with a minimum of 5 registered adult participants. If the required number of people are not gathered, we will refund your money.
- Guided walking tour
- We recommend adapting your clothing to the prevailing weather conditions.
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Najbliższy termin: piątek, 2 lipca o godz. 10:00
Old Town: The most important places in Gdańsk with a Private Guide
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Duration: 3 hours
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Prepare for a magical journey through the history and culture of Gdańsk’s Old Town on a unique tour with a private guide. From enchanted streets to monumental monuments, every step will be full of fascinating stories and unforgettable impressions.
Price includes:
- Guided tour by a licensed guide
- Cancellation possible 5 days in advance
- Admission to St. Mary’s Basilica
Tour plan:
- Meeting at the Golden Gate,
- A walk along Długa Street – the most famous route in Gdańsk
- Neptune’s fountain
- Green Gate
- Green Bridge
- Old Harbor Crane
- St. Mary’s Basilica with admission
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Neptune’s fountain
The Neptune Fountain, built on the initiative of Mayor Bartłomiej Schachmann, was created at Długi Targ in Gdańsk in 1633. The design was created by Abraham van den Blocke, and the monumental figure of Neptune was cast in bronze. Surrounded by Mannerist details and a grid with Polish eagles and the coats of arms of Gdańsk, the fountain was originally colorful and powered by water from hand-filled tanks, which was a technological challenge of that time. Over the centuries, the fountain has witnessed many historical events, and its last renovation took place in 2011-2012, restoring it to its former glory.
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Excellent4.8Excellent16717 reviewsPosted on Google
Μαρίζα Μ1 November 2026Posted on GoogleSławomir W31 October 2026Posted on GoogleTanya Z29 October 2026The heart of Gdańsk and a truly incredible place! The Long Market Square is stunning in its architecture: colorful merchant houses with stunning details create the feeling of being transported to a fairy tale or the set of a historical film. A leisurely stroll is a must, along with a photo by the Neptune Fountain, a peek into Artus Court, and the Town Hall. The atmosphere is captivating, with plenty of cozy cafes and stalls selling Baltic amber. A must-see! ❤️
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarko R28 October 2026Posted on GoogleChun J27 October 2026I love the feel of this place. The restaurants along the river look so romantic, and the pirate ships on the shore add to the retro atmosphere!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKatarzyna K24 October 2026The beautiful Market Square, in addition to the Long Market, of course includes the side streets of Mariacka Street, the Neptune Fountain, and the Crane. We were there as a family for the first time for a concert, and mine was the second time in twenty years, and you can see how beautifully Gdańsk is changing. Of course, there's more modern architecture and plenty of greenery. It's one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. 😍 Gdańsk's Market Square (the equivalent of a classic market square, Long Market, and the connected Długa Street) began to take shape in the 13th century as a medieval merchant route.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDg B23 October 2026In Gdansk's fantastic capital – as the Old Town is known here – the Long Market is the heart of the city, essentially the section of Long Street between the historic Town Hall and the Green Gate. The Neptune Fountain is also located here. The adjacent 17th-century houses were once inhabited by wealthier citizens and remain in excellent condition today. Some even still have a side entrance. Cafés and restaurants invite you to linger, and you absolutely should.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGeorgios S21 October 2026Posted on GoogleNancy Z20 October 2026Posted on GoogleMartin D19 October 2026Posted on GoogleMarzena S18 October 2026Posted on GoogleLothar M18 October 2026
Posted on GoogleRyszard17 October 2026Długa Street and Długi Targ form the so-called Royal Route. They are the most beautiful and representative streets in Gdańsk. This most interesting route was the site of parades, important ceremonies, and the triumphal entries of Polish kings into the city.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRicardo C15 October 2026Posted on GoogleAnatol L14 October 2026Safety in Gdańsk's Old Town when the bars close (3) is a fiction. This is where machete attacks occur, just like in 2021. Even though there are guards and police scattered throughout the Old Town during the day, it all disappears at that magical hour when all the bars and dance floors close. That's when assaults, robberies, and other mischief happen. No police station will take a report, considering the capacity. The perpetrators will supposedly leave the scene, although they could just as easily have stayed and celebrated the assaults with vodka. There would be no reaction. As a resident of Gdańsk, I warn you, Blind Eye, this is a common occurrence.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleTony P14 October 2026The main highlight with all the colorful building church’s, fountains and gates. It’s stunning both day and night. Lots of energy and fantastic restaurantsPosted on GooglePablo14 October 2026Gdansk's living room, beautiful during the day but a spectacle in the evening!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleHerbert B10 October 2026The Long Market delights the numerous visitors 🤗 You can admire the beautiful buildings, buy various things, or be served in a restaurant 🫠 Gdansk is truly a unique city 🍀👍🍀
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleStanisław A10 October 2026Still lovely. I think it was nicer and more atmospheric when there were no restaurant patios.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDagmar G9 October 2026A fantastic promenade. Very clean, lovely restaurants, friendly people, and lots of interesting things to see. You'll be compelled to take photos.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on Google오희은9 October 2026It is even more wonderful at night. Small performances are held, and there is a constant stream of tourists, creating a lively atmosphere.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleClaus B8 October 2026Excellent atmospherePosted on GoogleEwelina E6 October 2026Posted on GoogleDeon M6 October 2026Beautiful city but hellish expensive for South AfricansPosted on GoogleŁukasz K6 October 2026Posted on GoogleKatarzyna S4 October 2026Posted on GoogleGrzegorz K4 October 2026Posted on GooglePaunescu I4 October 2026Very nice walk ,spend one night there, and you will enjoy the atmosphere .A lot of local shops and pubs :)Posted on GoogleTony D2 October 2026Love Poland,love the food and people,loved this placePosted on GoogleГлеб Г28 September 2026Posted on GoogleKsymena U27 September 2026I LOVE charming, atmospheric Gdańsk 🥰 there is something about this city that makes you want to come back to it
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNic N24 September 2026Posted on GoogleRobin K22 September 2026Gdansk is very similar to Münster, only bigger and even more beautiful. The very friendly people and the proximity to the Sopot beach made for some wonderful late summer days. We will definitely come back, and probably several times.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaciej B20 September 2026Długi Targ is, in my opinion, the most beautiful part of Gdańsk's Old Town. During my short walk around Gdańsk, this is where I stopped most often, as there's something worth looking at at practically every turn. I was most impressed by the colorful, ornate tenement houses. Each has a slightly different look, yet together they create an incredibly cohesive and striking street. Walking, I felt as if every few meters there was another interesting architectural detail. Along the way, we passed Gdańsk's most important symbols – the Artus Court, Neptune's Fountain, and the Main Town Hall – and the entire vista from the Motława River is capped by the Green Gate. I particularly liked the juxtaposition of Neptune with the facades of the Artus Court and the surrounding tenement houses. It's one of those views that immediately evokes Gdańsk. Even though I had little time to explore, Długi Targ is definitely worth a leisurely stroll. Instead of just walking along, I found myself constantly slowing down, taking photos, and admiring the tenement houses. For me, this is where Gdańsk looks its most beautiful – a bit monumental, but also very picturesque and atmospheric. If you only have a few hours in Gdańsk, Długi Targ should be on your itinerary.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna S19 September 2026Posted on GoogleSchnuti3.019 September 2026Posted on GoogleAngeliki V18 September 2026A picturesque place to visit. It feels like strolling in a fairytalePosted on GoogleTadeusz L17 September 2026Posted on GoogleMichael B17 September 2026Posted on GoogleFabrice O17 September 2026Absolutely beautiful place... Even better after dark. You have a huge choice of restaurants and the setting is magnificent.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleErik V16 September 2026Posted on GoogleErwin16 September 2026Posted on GoogleDaniel H14 September 2026A must visit in Gdansk. Visit both during the day and at night. Very different experiences and both enjoyablePosted on GoogleTomas M14 September 2026A beautiful place with historic houses that are nicely renovated and each has a different interesting facade.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrzysztof C12 September 2026Posted on GoogleDariusz T11 September 2026Posted on GoogleMarkus W7 September 2026Such a beautiful old town! Amazing architecture, all the more impressive considering the extensive destruction during World War II and the remarkable reconstruction efforts of the local population. Absolutely worth a visit.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRobert S5 September 2026A very beautiful place, both during the day and at night, as you can see in the photo. The abundance of spaces and lights makes the colorful facades of the buildings look beautiful, and everyone will find something for themselves, including a garden where they'd like to linger 😋
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarkus B3 September 2026Beautiful architecture along the walking street. Too many touristy restaurants though with people trying to throw you in.Posted on GoogleZoran Z2 September 2026The most beautiful street in the city. It's even more beautiful in the evening when the lights come on.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarc-André B2 September 2026The vibrant and unmissable heart of Gdańsk! This vast pedestrian esplanade is a true architectural delight, lined with splendid, colorful facades adorned with historic sgraffito. Strolling along this royal thoroughfare allows you to admire the famous Neptune Fountain, the Town Hall, and elegant patrician houses, while enjoying the lively atmosphere created by street performers, restaurant terraces, and boutiques. A magical walk by day or night, essential for soaking up the city's charm!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgata30 August 2026Posted on GoogleAnna J30 August 2026Posted on GoogleTor R29 August 2026A lovely place to wander both during the day and in the evening. In the evening we experienced some fabulously talented musicians and some "magicians" 😀
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBerda28 August 2026It's very atmospheric 😍the ships are sailing, the bridge is retractable, everything sparkles with illuminations at night, you can eat, drink, buy whatever you want, but the most important thing is the architecture, the special atmosphere🤗
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarta K26 August 2026Posted on GoogleB R26 August 2026Beautiful, open, busy, and historic area rebuilt after WWII as it had been prior.Posted on GoogleS. B24 August 2026A sublime street, worth discovering these magnificent houses...despite the crowds, it's very pleasant and picturesque.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNiki23 August 2026It is worth seeing Długi Targ, you can sit in a café and even enjoy the charm of this old town while eating lunch.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBela H23 August 2026If you love quality historical architecture as much as I do, then you've arrived. This street is lined with beautiful buildings. You can feast your eyes here, because there's so much to see. You won't even have time to put down your camera, because you'll want to take at least a thousand pictures.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleTill B23 August 2026Posted on GoogleReda M22 August 2026Posted on GoogleDawid L22 August 2026Posted on GoogleMarcin T20 August 2026Posted on GoogleChritzor20 August 2026The Long Market in Gdańsk is a wide street that stretches from the Old Town Hall to the Green Gate. On both sides of the street, colorful buildings of the Gothic and Renaissance styles rise, revealing the wealth and prosperity of the city. Since the Middle Ages, it has been a major center of trade, but because of the port, it has also been a meeting point for cultures. Today, it remains a bright and bustling street that is full of life, with commercial and tourist shops as well as restaurants. The hard work and passion of the Poles for their tradition have kept their cultural heritage and identity alive despite the traumas of the past.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleМарія З20 August 2026Posted on GoogleStanisław “18 August 2026Posted on GoogleJ V17 August 2026Posted on GoogleMario M16 August 2026Posted on GoogleTatjana A16 August 2026The market is located among beautiful architectural buildings. Some stalls have long queues.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleHitam H15 August 2026Gdansk's main street is a special and charming place full of cafes and restaurants; it's well worth a visit, with a wonderful and beautiful atmosphere.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJ3Zoos I15 August 2026Posted on GooglePetr15 August 2026The main tourist artery of the city. If you don't want to fight through the crowds, it's a really beautiful place early in the morning.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePatrick14 August 2026Gdansk is very beautiful and still has an old-world charm. The market itself was relatively one-sided; every third stall offered the same things (necklaces, rings, bracelets). Parking requires real luck (which I had), otherwise you could probably search for a parking space forever.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGrzegorz G14 August 2026Posted on GoogleTravelvlog4Friends T14 August 2026The Long Market in Gdansk is simply beautiful! ❤️ An impressive historical square with magnificent buildings, stunning facades, and a truly special atmosphere. It's especially lovely to stroll along and discover the many details of the historic Old Town. For us, the Long Market is definitely one of the must-sees in Gdansk. 🇵🇱✨
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEwa K13 August 2026A charming market with a variety of products. A beautiful place.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAndrejs B13 August 2026It's a tourist spot, crowded from sunrise to sunset. Of course, if you want to take in all the sights at a leisurely pace, it's best to do so either early in the morning or after midnight; there's certainly not a large influx of tourists.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRobert M13 August 2026Posted on GoogleJacek P12 August 2026Super❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Posted on GoogleJustyna P12 August 2026Posted on GoogleMatthew M12 August 2026Beautiful but overcrowdedPosted on GoogleRafal F12 August 2026Posted on GoogleTomasz A12 August 2026Posted on GoogleAndrzej K12 August 2026Dominican Fair - the atmosphere of a picnic and harvest festival
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAlexander (11 August 2026Posted on GoogleJean F11 August 2026A central square with a long, majestic market. Very lively. Beautiful, colorful facades, shops... A very pleasant place... You can eat or have a drink there.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarius A11 August 2026A beautiful place full of life, a great place to spend an afternoon.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMiłosz R11 August 2026Posted on GoogleA F11 August 2026Beautiful houses with elegant facades line the streets. It's a truly wonderful place with so much to discover.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleОлена С10 August 2026The historic center of Gdansk. Atmospheric! A tourist paradise with authentic architecture, restaurants for every taste, shops with souvenirs and various things. Crowded, but I love this feeling of a vacationer and a tourist😀
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePaul S10 August 2026Posted on GoogleFileas9 August 2026The city of Gdansk is a delight to discover and visit. It is full of charm, rich in history (some periods marked by tragedy), culture, architecture, heritage, and more. The street was built in the 12th century by merchants and has since evolved into the city's main thoroughfare.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrisztina B9 August 2026Posted on GoogleJustyna M8 August 2026Posted on GoogleJean-François R8 August 2026Long Market Square (Polish: Długi Targ; German: Langer Markt; Kashubian: Dłudżi Rénk) in Gdańsk, Poland, is one of the city's most prominent tourist attractions. It lies between the end of Długa Street (Long Lane) and the Green Gate (Brama Zielona), and forms part of the Royal Route. History: Established around the 13th century, initially as a merchant road leading to the oval market square, the street became Gdańsk's main thoroughfare shortly after the German takeover of the city, known as the Gdańsk Massacre. Its official Latin name, Longa Platea, was first recorded in 1331. The German name Langgasse was introduced later, followed by the Polish name Ulica Długa in 1552. Before the partitions of Poland, it was also called the Royal Way, as it served as the ceremonial entrance route into the city during visits by Polish monarchs. This latter name became popular between 1457 and 1552. During their visits, the monarchs were received in the houses lining the street, and on royal family holidays, the city council organized fireworks displays there. This street was inhabited by the most important and wealthiest citizens of the Royal City of Danzig. It also served as a place of execution for witches, heretics, and criminals, whether they were nobles or city citizens. Others were executed on the Galgenberg/Szubieniczna Góra (Gallows Mountain) or in the Torture Chamber.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleTomasz M8 August 2026A nice mall with great shops and a dedicated food court. If I had to nitpick, it would be the lack of a fitness center, gym, or cinema. That's why I prefer Galeria Forum.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSthlm’s K8 August 2026Quite crowded for such a small street but extraordinarily well kept and clean. Many people come here to sell popular toys, but heads up they only take cash!! Still a beautiful place which is worth going to.Posted on GoogleArtur F7 August 2026Posted on GoogleMat B7 August 2026Długi Targ was once the main city market and is now the major focus for visitors. Things have gotten a bit touristy here over the last decade. The Long Market is flanked from the east by the Green Gate, marking the river end of the Royal Way. It was built in the 1560s on the site of a medieval defensive gate and was supposed to be the residence of the kings.Posted on GoogleJean K7 August 2026Gdańsk has a character that is difficult to describe but easy to appreciate. The streets feel lived in rather than staged, and every corner seems to have another detail worth noticing. I found myself wandering without a destination, which turned out to be the best way to experience the Old Town.Posted on GoogleEryk C5 August 2026Posted on GoogleJoanna J5 August 2026Very pretty. A truly guaranteed change of scenery and the views are picturesque.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleM J5 August 2026Posted on GoogleJm M3 August 2026A very beautiful place to visit for tourists, lots of monuments. I recommend >>>>>>>
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIvana Š2 August 2026Posted on GoogleReinhard T1 August 2026Posted on GoogleHüseyin Ö1 August 2026Posted on GoogleJessica N31 July 2026We spent a wonderful day in Gdansk. It has a breathtakingly beautiful old town.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSteve N30 July 2026Long Market runs from Long Lane to the Green Gate. A picturesque street with colourful houses, restaurants, bars and amber and souvenir shops. At the centre is the ornate Neptune's Fountain. Always busy with tourists and street performers. At the time of our visit there was a choir performing. A beautiful place to visit, just sitting in a bar or restaurant, having a meal and a drink.Posted on GoogleAndreas T30 July 2026Gdansk is one of the most beautiful places in Poland. An absolute must-see.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRalph V30 July 2026Posted on GoogleDarek J29 July 2026Posted on Google陆咕咕29 July 2026Attention everyone! The amber sold at these stalls is cheaper than on Amber Street! They also have some less common styles that are worth checking out.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleЕлена К28 July 2026Gdańsk's Main Town is an absolute gem! A stroll down Długi Targ Street and along the Motława River is always a delight for us. It boasts a unique atmosphere, beautiful historic townhouses, and a multitude of charming cafes. The place is bustling with activity year-round. Perfect for family walks, sharing the city's charm with friends, and relaxing. We love coming back!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDaniela D28 July 2026We had a lovely day in Gdansk's Old Town (Right Town). We were there on a weekday during the school holidays. It was very busy, as there was a fair going on in the side streets. We ate pierogi in a small bar. Highly recommended.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJan T28 July 2026Posted on GoogleDani B27 July 2026This is a must-see street in Gdansk. Ideally, go early, before the crowds arrive. The facades are stunning, and every building houses a restaurant or shop.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSkyllos127 July 2026It's a beautiful place, and I've visited it again. Having met people from all over the world, I think any commentary is unnecessary.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePavlosikcz25 July 2026Nice area with many restaurants, cafes and you can feel the atmosphere of the city.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnthony H24 July 2026What a beautiful old market square with many places to sit and enjoy people walking by.Posted on GoogleŁocenianko23 July 2026A truly beautiful place on the map of Gdańsk, with beautiful architecture. I recommend it to everyone!!!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePiotr N22 July 2026Overall, it's very nice. You can hear people walking around speaking in many languages. There are many people around the Neptune Fountain, playing music, singing, and someone painting a picture sitting on the stone slabs. In the evenings, all the pubs are open, you can dance, listen to someone play the piano. It would also be good to redecorate the less-frequented side streets a bit; they are, by the way, very beautiful. Then we can truly say that the whole area looks great.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleStanisław G21 July 2026A place with soul. A must-see when visiting Gdańsk. Wonderful atmosphere, unique monuments, unforgettable experiences.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaria L21 July 2026Posted on GoogleMoreen T20 July 2026Posted on GoogleFrankenstein F19 July 2026Posted on GoogleRyszard K18 July 2026The beating heart of Gdańsk. But it's also worth exploring its smaller streets :)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLena H18 July 2026Posted on GoogleJohan Z17 July 2026Very beautiful street with lots of cafes, restaurants and sights!Posted on GoogleIman S16 July 2026Super super kebab ❤️👍🏾Posted on GoogleWilli B16 July 2026Posted on GoogleMohammed N16 July 2026Nice place for walking and shoppingPosted on GoogleMichal S15 July 2026Incredible that this street (and most of the the city) was completely destroyed during the World War by soviet and allied carpet bombing in 1945. What a remarkable effort by Polish people.Posted on GooglePiotr P15 July 2026Posted on GoogleKazimierz F14 July 2026Long Market in Gdańsk, with its Neptune's Column and beautiful tenement houses, bustling with life all day long, is definitely worth a visit. In my opinion, one of the most beautiful cities in Poland.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMalgorzata F14 July 2026A beautiful spot in Gdańsk. A great place to meet and explore the Old Town. Plenty of shops and eateries. A charming place with a unique atmosphere.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMichal J11 July 2026Top street in Gdansk full of shops and tourists. Even if you walk up and down it 10 times, it will still be interesting.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleFormaldesk O11 July 2026I'm in love with this place. The picturesque townhouses will remain in my memory forever.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarta Ś11 July 2026Posted on GoogleHerman B9 July 2026An incredibly cozy street for a walk or to grab a drink on a terrace.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRado B9 July 2026Posted on GoogleWiesława Z7 July 2026Posted on GoogleJoanna A7 July 2026Posted on GoogleJarmo H7 July 2026There is a fountain, souvenir shops and restaurants in the square. It's nice to enjoy a coffee and a snack and watch people performing in the square.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleStorytripper6 July 2026Dlugi Târg in Gdansk with the Neptune Fountain, cafes, restaurants, wonderful buildings in Gothic and Baroque style, a fragment of history that is teeming with life.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAbdulla A5 July 2026Lots of markets and gives you an authentic polish feelPosted on GoogleClaudio5 July 2026Posted on GoogleI M4 July 2026Absolutely beautiful part of Gdansk, the best place to visit in the city. Much of the rest of Gdansk is industrial and cranes, but this old town area is stunning! Many, many eateries, and shops for people to enjoy, and a beautiful setting.Posted on GoogleKatarzyna Ś4 July 2026Posted on GoogleAntoni C4 July 2026Długi Targ - it's long and it's a market. Neptune shines with his eyes and pours water all day long, just like every day in Gdańsk.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJohn L4 July 2026Old town. Lots of coffee shop and restaurant, it is easy to walk.Posted on GoogleMarcin K3 July 2026I highly recommend a leisurely stroll along this street, paying attention to the details of the facades, frescoes and decorations.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleInesa D1 July 2026Posted on GoogleTomasz29 June 2026This place always has a great atmosphere. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBianka G29 June 2026Probably the most beautiful part of Gdansk. Would definitely recommend!Posted on GoogleJesper J29 June 2026Posted on GoogleAnna29 June 2026A beautiful, historic square in the city center. Stunning townhouses, plenty of cafes and restaurants, the place is bustling with life!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJennifer K28 June 2026Beautiful sights and nice atmosphere. Lots of things to see. Very busy.Posted on GoogleRoman26 June 2026Posted on GoogleDavid T26 June 2026Great places to visit day and night historic square in Gdanks all tips of food bars and a CosinoPosted on GoogleTomasz U26 June 2026Posted on GoogleFridrik I22 June 2026Posted on GoogleKjell O21 June 2026Posted on GoogleSv. L21 June 2026Długi Targ (Long Market) in Gdańsk is an iconic square and medieval trade corridor, which, together with the adjacent Long Street (ulica Długa), forms the so-called Royal Route (Trakt Królewski). This place is deservedly one of the most beautiful and most visited urban areas in all of Europe. The most important architectural gems of the city are concentrated here: the Neptune Fountain (Fontanna Neptuna) as an absolute symbol of Gdańsk. The Arthur's Court Museum (Dwór Artusa). The Gothic-Renaissance building of the Town Hall (Ratusz Głównego Miasta). One of the most representative burgher buildings, the Golden House (Złota Kamienica). The Green Gate (Brama Zielona), which closes the square.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna C20 June 2026I recommend a walk here.Posted on GoogleLangaster20 June 2026The city's showpiece, part of the former royal route with entry to the city through the Green Gate, which, together with the tenement house, was the residence of the kings of Poland.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKwaśny 019 June 2026A beautiful place at any time of day; I recommend seeing it both during the day and at dusk. Everyone should visit, preferably during the week, as it can get very crowded on weekends.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDavid S19 June 2026Długi Targ includes magnificent buildings such as the attractive Muzeum Gdanska and the wonderful Town Hall. But al lot of the secondary buildings are great to gaze at too. The street makes up half of of the main drag of Gdansk.Posted on GoogleMar K18 June 2026Posted on GoogleAnna18 June 2026The colorful houses are worth seeing, but the restaurants in front of them were rather off-putting, as they constantly shoved menus in our faces, trying to lure customers into their establishments. It felt more like running the gauntlet. Otherwise, the Lange Markt is worth a stroll and its architecture is impressive, especially the Neptune Fountain.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleFco J18 June 2026Posted on GoogleStefan W17 June 2026Posted on GoogleZuzanna Z15 June 2026It's definitely one of the most beautiful streets in Poland! Beautiful, tall, colorful tenement houses create an incredible atmosphere. Walking here, you feel like you're in a completely different place. There are many restaurants and cafes, so you can sit quietly and admire the beautiful architecture. You'll find many souvenir shops here, with prices quite reasonable by Polish standards. While strolling around, I recommend exploring the smaller streets, which are just as beautiful and atmospheric!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKarol S15 June 2026Posted on GoogleMaciej S14 June 2026Great place, but the crowds are terrible. I don't like what some people like. Prices are higher than in many tourist cities, such as Porto.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleUrszula R12 June 2026Posted on GoogleRenata M10 June 2026Posted on GoogleЙойо Л10 June 2026The coolest market in the world, I like it, I give it an A+ - it's the old lady
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSecrecik S8 June 2026Gdańsk - zero respect for people with disabilities!! Take a cue from Zakopane!!!!!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAleksandra S6 June 2026Absolutely exquisite centre of Gdansk full of historical architecture and Neptune Fountain.Posted on GooglePatryk D6 June 2026Posted on GoogleJacek L6 June 2026Posted on GoogleAlexander5 June 2026Good afternoon. This is a great place for a pleasant stroll, delicious food, sightseeing, and shopping.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleThilo M5 June 2026Posted on GoogleMark R4 June 2026Lovely padestrianised street in the heart of Gdansk full of cafes and restaurants.Posted on GoogleAgnieszka R4 June 2026Visited almost 20 years ago, the entire city is very beautiful and clean. I recommend it for a weekend.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePorimol C3 June 2026Surrounded by beautiful, reconstructed period architecture.Posted on GoogleAdam P1 June 2026Fantastic, I come here every few years and I never get tired of it
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Neptune's Fountain?
The best time is spring and summer, when the fountain is fully operational and the weather is favorable for sightseeing
Is there a fee to visit Neptune's Fountain?
No, visiting Neptune’s Fountain is free
How to get to Neptune's Fountain in Gdańsk?
You can get there by public transport, stopping near Długi Targ, or by car.
What does the figure of Neptune on the fountain symbolize?
Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, symbolizes Gdańsk’s connections with the sea and its maritime history.
What is the history of Neptune's Fountain in Gdańsk?
The fountain was built in the early 17th century and is one of the most recognizable symbols of the city.
Is the fountain illuminated at night?
Yes, the fountain is beautifully lit after dark, which also makes it attractive in the evenings.
What materials were used to build the Fountain of Neptune?
Mainly bronze for the figure of Neptune and marble and granite for the pool and shaft.
Who is the author of the Neptune Fountain design?
The designer was Abraham van den Blocke, and the sculpture was made by Piotr Husen.
Does Neptune's Fountain have any legends associated with it?
Yes, one of the legends says that Neptune, with the help of his trident, created gold flakes, which, when added to the fountain waters, later became an ingredient of the famous Goldwasser liqueur from Gdańsk.