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The route passes through the Highland Gate, the Prison Tower and the Golden Gate, all the way to Gdańsk’s most famous street, Long Lane. The city’s former wealth is especially evident here. The many ornate, yet typically very narrow patrician houses along the lane are located in what was the best area of old Gdańsk. Those who lived in them usually belonged to the upper class. This will bring you to the Long Market, with the gorgeous Main Town Hall. Its tower offers a breathtaking view of the city below. Neptune’s Fountain is one of the most notable tourist attractions in Gdańsk. It is located at the entrance to Artus Court, once a meeting place for the merchants of Gdańsk. The Royal Route ends at the Green Gate, which is, however, a somewhat misleading name: the gatehouse is an enormous building that was intended to be used as the city residence of the Polish kings, but was never used for this purpose. Today, it houses part of the National Museum. 

After you pass through the gate, you will reach the Green Bridge, which connects the shores of the Motława. The Crane Gate, arguably Gdańsk’s most famous landmark, is situated along the boardwalk here. Located on an island in the river, the Great Mill houses 18 mill wheels for producing large quantities of flour. Gdańsk’s St Mary’s Church is an impressive architectural feat out of brick and one of the largest brick churches north of the Alps. On hot summer days, you can explore the beaches of Gdańsk just outside of the city centre. Brzeźno, an old coastal resort, is considered the most beautiful beach in Gdańsk, and can be easily reached with the tram lines 3 and 5. Jelitkowo and Sopot in the north-west can also be reached by tram. The Stogi and Sobieszewo beaches are located in the south-west of Gdańsk. Eleven kilometres long and with the finest sands, the longest beach in Gdańsk is in Sobieszewo.