When I was planning my trip, I found a suggestion on TripAdvisor for rainy days. Here it is:
"If you find yourself looking for some thing to do on a rainy day, Baltyca shopping centre is a good choice. It's a 20zl taxi ride from the centre of Gdansk. It has over 300 types of outlets and some nice restaurants. Bring plenty of money"!
On rainy days you can find me in Absinthe. Come to think of it, on nice days you can find me in Absinthe. Hmmmmm.
Seriously though, I often go for walks in the rain. Old Town is still beautiful and the streets aren't crowded.
Galeria Baltycka's not my glass of beer, but there are plenty of museums in Gdansk. Check out the Solidarity Museum if you're interested in history, or the History of Gdansk Museum in the Town Hall on Dluga when it reopens after renovation.
Drop by the Scandic hotel (used to be the Holiday Inn) across from the train station and pick up a free copy of Gdansk in your pocket. You'll get tons of ideas from this.
You're right. I was thinking that the other day - the last time it rained here was back in November I think. At least the hot orangey thing in the sky has come back.
No pub outings for me at the moment - I'm grounded.
Baltic Opera Baltic Philharmony Beer tasting workshop Wine tasting workshop Vodka tasting workshop Group painting project Ice hockey @ Hala Oliwia Sushi workshop Art exhibitions @ Green Gate SS SoĊdek @ Maritime Museum
It's raining today, so I walked for an hour around the Old Town, then ducked into Absinthe for a beer. It's quiet on Sunday afternoon and the music is good, not loud. It's a good place to talk with friends or just think. Museums are always an option but I've seen them.
