Emaus Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Emaus

You might regret that fourth Mojito and wolfing down that 4 a.m. kebab, but you’ll never regret travelling. So we think it’s about time you discovered Emaus, Gdansk! With some 460,000 people living in this city, be prepared to rub elbows with a few friendly locals. Arriving by air? After you've grabbed your bags and walked out of Lech Walesa Airport, travel 10 kilometres east to get to Emaus. The neighbourhood is 3 kilometres west of central Gdansk.

Some of this city's sights are sprinkled near Emaus, and St. Mary's Church and the Artus Court are two of the most outstanding. The gotta-see sights of the Gdansk Crane and Gdansk Main Town Hall are also easily accessible. While you're here, think about exploring a few other neighbourhoods to appreciate more of what Gdansk has to offer. Siedlce and Aniolki are some great areas that are close by.

If you want to go home feeling like you've seen it all, you'll need to visit the Golden Gate, the Green Gate and the Neptune's Fountain. These well-known sights are all located in the centre of the city.

Learn more about the region at the Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art, the Galeria Starych Zabawek, the Murale Gdansk Zaspa and Spiż 7 Art Gallery. These cultural sites come highly recommended!

If you luck out and get stuck with horrible weather, take cover at the European Solidarity Centre, the Hewelianum Centre, the Polish Post Office Museum and Tower Clock Museum. The eclectic displays are sure to keep your mind engaged and your clothes dry!

What better way to end a day's sightseeing than with something to eat and a good performance? Check the programme listings at Polish Baltic Philharmonic, the Wybrzeze Theatre and Baltic State Opera.

Sometimes the simplest way to get to know the locals is by checking out the shops. Don't forget to call in to Alfa Centrum, Manhattan Shopping Centre, Fashion House Outlet Centre and Madison Shopping Gallery.

Wander back though the mists of time at the Gdansk University of Technology, the Great Mill, the National Maritime Museum in Gdansk and the Gdansk Old Town Hall. These age-old attractions have a range of intriguing stories to tell.

Discover the region's spiritual side at Church of the Holy Trinity, Royal Chapel, St Nicholas Church and St Catherine’s Church. These places are worth visiting whether you're a religious person or not.

Hotels in Emaus

Whether you're looking for the basics or the whole kit and caboodle, Emaus has you sorted! For a place that won't melt your credit card, you can't go past the Smart Hotel Garnizon, located at ul. Slowackiego 3, or the Hotel Bursztyn, at ul. Emilii Plater 19. But then again — you are on holiday. If you'd rather live it up while you're here, we don't blame you! The experienced staff at the Hotel Podewils in Gdansk and the Hilton Gdansk are experts in luxury.

St. Mary's Church is something you can't miss while in Emaus, and staying within a short distance can be a great way to fully appreciate it. The Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk is located just 0.2 kilometres away. Also nearby is the Villa Pica Paca.