Stay close to Neptune Fountain, Long Market, and St Mary’s Basilica in Gdansk
Placing you in the center of the city, Prize by Radisson, Gdansk provides the perfect gateway to the city’s ‘big three’—Neptune Fountain, St Mary’s Basilica, and the Gdansk Crane. Start your perfect city adventure with a scenic walk surrounded by Gdansk’s most famous symbols.
The legendary bronze fountain of the sea god Neptune is the beating heart of the city. It’s the most photographed spot in Gdansk, surrounded by the colorful, ornate facades of the Artus Court and the Main Town Hall. Climb to the top of St Mary’s Basilica and experience breathtaking panoramic views of the red-roofed city and the Baltic Sea on the horizon.
There’s plenty to discover around Gdansk, from historical landmarks and colorful streets to impressive views and delicious local dining.
Explore attractions
Gdańsk Crane
0.49 mi / 0.78 km from the hotel
Gdańsk Crane is an iconic landmark in Gdańsk with its historical architecture. The crane itself represents the city’s great trading era back in the middle ages. Be sure to visit and don’t miss out on the National Maritime Museum with exhibits on shipbuilding and fishing.
Neptune Fountain
0.28 mi / 0.45 km from the hotel
Located in the heart of Long Market, this 17th-century landmark features a bronze sculpture of Neptune, the god of the sea.
Granary Island
0.34 mi / 0.54 km from the hotel
Known locally as Wyspa Spichrzów, this waterfront district is one of Gdansk’s best choose-your-own-adventure food-and-drink areas. Packed with terraces and dining spots, it’s great for anything from a quick lunch to a relaxed dinner with a view of the river and the historic skyline.
Main Town Hall
0.28 mi / 0.46 km from the hotel
Rising above the Royal Way in Gdansk’s Old Town, this Gothic-Renaissance landmark stands tall, with its towering clock tower. Step inside to admire richly decorated interiors—especially the Grand Council Hall—and enjoy panoramic views from the tower over the city’s historic rooftops.
AMBEREXPO Exhibition and Convention Centre
2.92 mi / 4.70 km from the hotel
Spanning 12,000 square meters, this multipurpose venue features exhibition halls, conference rooms and an outdoor area for business and social events of any size.
European Solidarity Center
1.12 mi / 1.80 km from the hotel
Get an insider view of Poland's post-war fight for freedom through seven halls full of displays that blend state-of-the-art interactive experiences and real artifacts. A real eye opener and a must see.
Wisloujscie Fortress
3.69 mi / 5.94 km from the hotel
Dating back to the 14th century, this unique circular fortress is one of the oldest on Poland’s coast. History buffs will enjoy a tour around the fort for a fascinating look into Gdansk’s centuries-long maritime history and military architecture.
Amber Museum of Gdańsk
0.34 mi / 0.54 km from the hotel
Learn about the Baltic coast’s rich history of producing amber at this museum, which features exhibits on the extraction, trade and medicinal benefits of the popular resin. You can also admire the vast collection of 17th- and 18th-century amber art.