It is very fascinating, full with history - and cafes as well as restaurants.

I found this street to be very uplifting. The coloured buildings being a feast for ones eyes. Yes, on a cold day - there are many cafes and dare I say even an Ice cream parlour to tempt and delight. I would recommend the Sphynx restaurant who are open until quite late. Lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend.

If you're looking for a street to stroll on a sunny day, or even on a cold autumn chilly evening, it's a place for you! You can feel the atmosphere of real Gdansk there!

Once you will participate in Gdansk St. Domenicus fair you will know how it was in medieval ages

Pretty and busy street with some great bars that make a fun and chilled afternoon

a nice street,pedestrianised,obviously for tourists.a pleasant stroll nevertheless and prettily illuminated at night.but in january there's hardly anybody around.the roads parallel are much the same

Lots to see in this street. You have to remember to look up as there are some lovely buildings with fascinating detail. We enjoyed just walking up and down and trying the many different coffee shops which serve some lovely cakes.

Lots of cakes shops and restaurants. The best cake shop 'Cukiernia Asteri' 13-17 Dluga, magnificent cakes and I really enjoy visting Cafe Ferber.

It is called the Royal Street and all the houses are all very beautiful. The more amazing is that after the Second World War eveything was destroyed. The people of Gdansk did an excellent job in rebuilding and renovating the housed in their original state