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Gdańsk, Poland
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Gdansk is a city on the Baltic coast sitting in northern Poland and has a population of 500,000. This is a great city for coliving remote workers to come and call home. Gdańsk is the capital and largest city of the Pomeranian Province as well as one of the most prominent cities within the cultural region of Kashubia. The city is home to many national museums and theaters for residents and visitors to enjoy on a daily basis. The city has a very complex history, making it a cultural hotspot in Poland.
The city has a lot to offer, including many different sports. From handball and football all the way to the speedway to watch a few races. These are great ideas if you’re looking to get out for the weekend and get involved in some local sports. Since the city is rather large and is pressed up against the Baltic sea, finding good restaurants here is not hard. You’ll find plenty of amazing bistros and restaurants and some great options for fresh fish too. Whenever you’re looking to go out for a night on the town you’re in luck. The Polish people enjoy their bars just as much as any other country in Europe. You'll find bars and a few nightclubs with live music that will stay open until the early hours.
As usual with any large city, you would expect a decent public transportation system. You also get that here in Gdansk, with a bus system and light rail system. But the city also offers a high-speed urban rail to get you anywhere you need to go rather quickly. This train also links up with the national train service to connect you around the country or even around the continent. Gdansk is served by its own international airport which has flights to a handful of major European cities, making it easy to connect around the world.
Fun facts about Gdansk:
- Gdansk was once part of Germany, after World War II the city became part of Poland
- Gdansk still has its historical Beer Bell that was used to announce the opening of pubs in the old times
- The St. Mary’s Cathedral in Gdansk is the largest brick church in Europe
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