Travel Guide
Nightlife in Gdansk
It needs to be noted that ‘night’ is something you won’t really experience during a Gdansk summer. The sun doesn’t set until nearly 22:00 and it’s rising again just in time to light your stagger homeward. But the lack of a proper darkness hasn’t effected the nightlife one bit. The rhythm of Gdansk’s many clubs and pubs will set your feet in motion and all you need to do is follow them to ensure a rich and enjoyable evening.
Diversity is the name of the game in Gdansk. Every door opens onto something new and unique. The lack of a proper ‘town square’ means that you might get a little lost in your quest for specific joints, but if you’re willing to wander you’ll most likely stumble upon something better than you could have ever planned for. Turn down one street and you’ll chance upon The Beautiful, Young and Rich, but duck underneath that historic arch and you’ll be swimming in Goldwasser. One path leads to the most progressive house music, one path places you on the Ganges River, but all roads lead to beautiful classical music, either in the opera or in one of the many historic churches. Throw a dart at a map of Gdansk and you’ll always find a place that hits the spot.
We can recommend you some of the best clubs you may be looking for:
1) Buffet Club, 1/146b Doki Street - One of the hardest to find, but most rewarding venues in the city, this is the home to Gdansk’s hipster crowd.
2) Gazeta Rock Cafe, 7/8 Tkacka Street - Everyone is welcome here and the lively atmosphere is a direct reflection. Classic Polish rock hits burst from the speakers, with the patrons enthusiastically shouting drunken choruses in the background.
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