This category brings together the history museums of Gdansk. Here you will find an 18th-century burgher townhouse on ul. Długa, Uphagen House, the medieval port crane, the Gdansk Crane (Żuraw), the Archaeological Museum in the Blue Lamb Granary (Błękitny Baranek), and the Polish Post Office Museum with its exhibition on the defence of the Post Office in 1939. The full list is below, and each museum’s profile gives the opening hours, tickets and directions. The other themes are covered on the Museums by category page.
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HistoryPlac Solidarności 1, 80-863 Gdańsk
European Solidarity Centre in Gdansk: the permanent exhibition with the 21 Demands boards, an audio guide in 11 languages, how long to allow …
Historyul. Długa 46/47, 80-831 Gdańsk
Main Town Hall in Gdansk: seat of the city authorities until 1921, now a Museum of Gdansk branch with the Red Hall. What you will see, how …
HistoryOłowianka 9-13, 80-751 Gdańsk
National Maritime Museum in Gdansk: a route through three granaries on Ołowianka ending in the Maritime Gallery. What you will see and how …
Historyul. Chmielna 53, 80-748 Gdańsk
Blue Lamb Granary (Blekitny Baranek), Gdansk: an Archaeological Museum branch on Granary Island with four permanent exhibitions. What to …
Historyul. Szeroka 67/68, 80-835 Gdańsk
Gdansk Crane museum (Żuraw): a medieval port crane with six-metre treadwheels, a National Maritime Museum branch. What you'll see, who it …
Historyplac Obrońców Poczty Polskiej 1/2, 80-800 Gdańsk
Polish Post Office Museum in Gdansk, reopened in October 2026: the defence of 1 September 1939, the defenders' fate and cellars open for the …
Historyul. Ołowianka 9-13, 80-751 Gdańsk
Sołdek in Gdansk: a steam ore-and-coal carrier, a museum ship since 1985. Holds, engine room and crew quarters - what you will see, who it …
Historyul. Długa 12, 80-827 Gdańsk
Uphagen House in Gdansk: an 18th-century burgher townhouse on ul. Długa, its living rooms and kitchen. What you will see, who it suits, how …