When to find the cheapest flights to Gdansk

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Manchester - Gdansk

outbound: 20-Sep-2019
1 stop (4h)
SAS

return: 23-Sep-2019
1 stop (4h25m)
SAS

£214 Verify

Liverpool - Gdansk

outbound: 20-Sep-2019
direct (2h15m)
Wizz Air

return: 23-Sep-2019
direct (2h30m)
Wizz Air

£67 Verify

London - Gdansk

outbound: 30-Oct-2019
1 stop (4h05m)
LOT Polish Airlines

return: 03-Nov-2019
1 stop (19h05m)
LOT Polish Airlines

£148 Verify

London - Gdansk

outbound: 23-Oct-2019
direct (2h10m)
Ryanair

return: 27-Oct-2019
direct (2h25m)
Wizz Air

£31 Verify

London - Gdansk

outbound: 23-Oct-2019
direct (2h10m)
Wizz Air

return: 27-Oct-2019
direct (2h25m)
Wizz Air

£37 Verify

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Gdansk: prettiest town on the Baltic coast

	Gdansk city centre
	Gdansk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN): 7 mi from city centre

Flights to Gdansk: practical information

Cheap airlines to Gdansk

Planning a trip to the Baltic Sea? Head to the Polish part with cheap flights to Gdansk onboard a low cost airline. Arguably the most beautiful city on the Baltic Coast, Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport (GDN) is served by Wizz Air and Ryanair from the UK with departures from London, Birmingham, Liverpool and others.

When to book flights to Gdansk

Being right on the coast, summer is without a doubt the most popular time to plan a holiday in Gdansk. July and August are the warmest months of the year, perfect to enjoy the coast, but September and spring are more suited for a city break. Book your flights to Gdansk at least 3 months in advance for the best flight offers.

Peak season: Summer, June to September.
Low season: January and February are usually cold and snowy.

Flight duration

Direct flights to Gdansk take 2 hours from London.

Experience Gdansk: what to see, what to do

Gdansk is one of the most beautiful cities in northern Europe and has long architectural traditions. In WWII it was a strategic place and Germany fought Poland for it many times. Gdansk is the birthplace of Solidarity, is famous for its shipyards and is completely charming.

Essentials in Gdansk

Old Town: Many of Gdansk's old buildings were destroyed during WWII but the Old Town is still a highlight for visitors on holidays in Gdansk. Artus Court, Long Market, Neptune Fountain, Motlawa River bank with its fine and impressive houses and St. Mary's Street are all must-sees.

Amber shopping: Gdansk is called the Amber capital of the world as the surrounding area is the richest known source of the beautiful, golden coloured semi-precious stone. It is the most popular souvenir to buy while shopping in Gdansk.

Baltic Sea: Being so close to the coast, it would be a shame not to take a dip into the sea during summer. Beware though, it's cold! Stogi Beach is large and is the most popular beach near the city centre.

Find more information on Gdansk.pl.

Accommodations in Gdansk

Gdansk has a wide variety of hotels, particularly in the city centre. There are also plenty of hostels for backpackers and students. In the mid-range, try looking for a Gdansk hotel on Spichrzowa Street. In summer, it's best to book your hotels in advance.