The University of Gdańsk is located in the oldest and biggest city in Northern Poland. It is Poland's principal seaport as well as the capital of the Pomeranian Voivodeship. The city lies on the southern edge of Gdańsk Bay (of the Baltic Sea). Together with Gdynia and Sopot, Gdańsk creates the aglomeration called "Tri-City" (Trójmiasto). Our University facilities are located all over Tri-City which gives us advantages of historical, 1000 years old town of Gdańsk, modern Gdynia and spa town of Sopot.
Gdańsk is both historical and surrounded by nature. The Old Town with the largest in the world gothic church built from red brick is unique and impresses all coming visitors. Sandy beaches and beautiful forests give a lot of possibilities to relax. A thousand-year history, a location at the crossroads of important commercial and communication routes, an extensive port and mercantile traditions - all this makes Gdańsk a meeting place of many cultures, nationalities and denominations.
The University of Gdańsk localization.
To view a map of a campus click below.
HOW TO GET TO OUR MAIN GDANSK OLIWA CAMPUS:
If you travel through Warsaw or other Polish City – this is how you can get to Gdańsk:
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by plane (Lech Walesa Airport: http://www.airport.gdansk.pl/#/passenger) and later:
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take a taxi
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get on the 110 bus to Gdańsk Wrzeszcz train station. From here you may get on a train (in 5 minutes/on the 2nd station/ you get out at Gdańsk Przymorze – Uniwersytet and are five minutes of walk away from our campus) or tram (no 6,12 or 15).
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by train to Gdansk Railway Station (Dworzec Główny): http://www.gdansk-online.eu/44, Arriving_in_Gdansk_by_Rail.htm
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from here you may reach our campus either by taxi (which should cost about 10 euro), train (Gdańsk Przymorze – Uniwersytet station) or tram (no 6,12).
Useful links to pages about Gdansk, Tri-City (Gdansk, Sopot, Gdynia) and the region:
Author: Monika Andersohn-Kaleta
Last updated:
19.01.2012
