The Royal Route takes us to the historical past. It runs from the city center to the pier (parallel to the beautiful Mariatskaya street). The Royal Route leads from three gates - Golden, Vyzhny (High) and Villainous. Further along Dlugoy and Dlugoy Targ streets to the Green Gates. The most beautiful and richest houses (stone houses) of Gdansk (all restored because they were destroyed during World War 2) including the City Hall, were located along the path of the procession of the Polish king with his retinue. The most impressive facade in the city belongs to the Golden House, one of the most magnificent buildings in Gdansk. Nearby rises the Town Hall, where there is a museum of the history of the city and the Artus Court, in front of which is the Renaissance Fountain of Neptune - now the symbol of Gdansk, and in ancient times it was a gathering place for merchants.
During the walk you can see the majestic buildings of this route, and the most prominent style will be the Flemish
. The street continues a little further, to the intersection of the Green Gate, and then to the river, where the King's Route ends.
While in Gdansk, you should definitely walk along the Korolekovsky tract and feel like a noble nobleman.
During the walk you can see the majestic buildings of this route, and the most prominent style will be the Flemish
. The street continues a little further, to the intersection of the Green Gate, and then to the river, where the King's Route ends.
While in Gdansk, you should definitely walk along the Korolekovsky tract and feel like a noble nobleman.
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