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Tip: Saturday is market day in Kartuzy; the Sunday-roast goose run starts mid-September.

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Gdansk: 4-Hour Polish Food Tour★ 4.9 (39)

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Gdansk: 4-Hour Polish Food Tour

Savor the flavors of Poland on a food tasting tour of Gdansk. Discover what “gołąbki” and “żurek” are. Hear fascinating stories about the Poles and their relationship ...

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Gdynia (working fish market) ★ 4.2

Gdynia, 25 minutes by SKM from Gdańsk, is the third Tri-City. Hala Targowa Gdynia runs as a working market hall (Gdańsk's is closed for renovation until June.

TipHala Targowa fish hall closes by 13:00; arrive on the 07:00 SKM for the freshest catch.

Jastrzębia Góra (Baltic Coast smokehouses) ★ 4.1

Jastrzębia Góra and the surrounding Władysławowo coast hold a dozen working smokehouses where the day's catch goes straight onto the alder-wood smoker.

TipBuy a smoked mackerel and a bottle of Polish craft beer; eat on the dunes.

Sopot ★ 4.6

Sopot, 12 minutes by SKM from Gdańsk Główny, is the Tri-City's beach resort with Fisherman by Rafał Koziorzemski (Michelin-recommended), 1911 (Bib Gourmand).

TipTake the SKM to Sopot, walk to Monte Cassino, lunch at Fisherman, beach for the afternoon.

Hel Peninsula (fish smokehouses) ★ 4.5

Hel Peninsula, a 35-km sand spit reaching into the Baltic, is the Tri-City's day-trip for fishing-village food: smoked eel, salmon and halibut from working.

TipSummer Motława ferry at 09:15 is the scenic route; train via Gdynia is faster.

Malbork (Teutonic Castle) ★ 4.4

Malbork, an hour east of Gdańsk, holds the largest brick castle in the world (UNESCO). Booking recommended. Reservations advised. Cash and card accepted.

TipCombine castle entry with lunch; Piwniczka opens at 11:00, the castle from 09:00.

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