Apartments Długie Ogrody
A historic street just east of the Motława, with St. Barbara's Church around the corner. Długi Targ is a few minutes away via Granary Island and the Green Bridge, and the area is quieter than the centre itself.Read more about the area ↓
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Długie Ogrody: what to know
nDługie Ogrody is a wide, historic street running east of the Motława, an old route along which the burghers of Gdańsk once laid out gardens and summer residences. Today it is a calm, residential part of the city centre with good public transport and the Old Town a short walk away. Our apartments are in newer buildings right on the street.
nDistances (walking routes): the Żuraw crane, about 8 minutes. Długi Targ: 10–12 minutes via Wyspa Spichrzów (Granary Island) and the Green Bridge. The restaurants on the Motława, a few minutes. Trams and buses from Długie Ogrody take you straight to the centre and beyond.
nWho this area suits. Those who value balance: close to the Old Town, but without its prices and bustle. Guests travelling by car, the wide street and newer buildings make logistics easier. Longer stays with everyday shopping next door.
nWho it suits less. Those looking for a postcard view outside the window, Długie Ogrody is an ordinary city street; the pretty Old Town begins a few minutes away.
nParking. Most apartments come with a parking space, if a given apartment has one, you will find that information stated directly in its listing.
Frequently asked questions
How far is the Old Town?
About 8 minutes to the Żuraw crane, 10–12 minutes to Długi Targ on foot.
Is the area quiet?
Yes, it is a residential part of the city centre; the evening tourist traffic stays closer to the Motława.
Is public transport good?
Yes, tram and bus stops are right on the street.
Buildings in Długie Ogrody
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