Dluga Street is the Main Street of the old town in Gdańsk. There are several churches, restaurants, shopping and cafes along the road. Also on this street is Neptunes Fountain. It is the must go to street while you are in Gdańsk

Dluga Street, also known as the Royal Route is the main pedestrian old town street. Have in mind this is not a shopping street like in many towns, but a very historic and beautiful street, restored with amazing attention after WWII devastations. On its western side Dluga begins with two medieval gates - High Gate and Golden Gate and ends on the eastern side with Green Gate (former Royal residence, now a Museum) at Motlawa river. In between are postcard like restored Mannerism houses, imposing Old Town Hall with museum, Neptune fountain,...etc. The street is specially beautiful at night.

A stunning street to visit while in Gdansk day or night, entering from the Golden Gate which has a rich history of its own. You are drawn towards the town hall and its clock tower which does make statement with Neptunes Fountain nearby it. At this point you can notice a slight curve in the street while taking many photos. The architecture and detailed of buildings and colours used really do make them standout. The street offers so much from restaurants, cafes, bars, boutique shops and photo opportunities before heading through the beautiful Green Gate which leads you to the Motlawa river.

The very centre. Nice walk from "the Golden Gate House to the Townhall, Artus Court, Neptun fountain And to the Green Gate House. Great tall houses, each with unique facade. Lots of restaurants And shops & stalls (jewelry - amber especially, books, toys, paintings). Street artists. Really busy, lots to see.

The town square in Gdansk is actually a street!! Always loads going on here with people milling about enjoying themselves in the many bars, restaurants and shops. Lots of street artists and attractions and of course the people watching is amazing.

This is where you want to spend time in town. But be prepared for crowds. Everyone comes here because the post-war restoration has created such beauty. Many highly-decorated buildings, lots of places to eat and drink. On a warm day, it is very lively. The street is wide so the crowds do fit in. Lots of guided tours about.