Great road, air, and railway infrastructure make it easy for delegates to attend meetings and conferences in Gdansk. 

By air, you can reach Gdansk from over 60 cities, with direct connections to many major European hubs, including London, Barcelona, Dublin, Copenhagen, Zurich, Frankfurt, and Stockholm. 

Gdansk is also an important railway hub, with dozens of trains passing through each day and high-speed Pendolino trains taking only 2 hours and 40 minutes to arrive from Warsaw.

• Bike tours are one of the best ways to explore Gdańsk – hop in the saddle and take in the city’s top sights on two wheels. 
• Walk The Royal Way, a spectacular path from the old city gate to the Motlawa river, once traversed by kings, featuring sights including the Golden Gate, the Torture House, the Prison Tower, and Neptune’s Fountain. 
• Explore St Mary’s Church, a massive Gothic building known for being the largest brick church in the world. Make sure you climb the 400 steps to the top of the church’s tower for stunning views of the city. 
• Stroll through Old Town to admire the intriguing Gothic and Dutch Renaissance-style architecture. 
• Get out on the water and see the city from a different perspective on a kayak tour or river cruise.

We’re committed to environmental sustainability, which is why we offset the carbon footprint for every event taking place in our hotels at no cost to you.