Flight to Gdansk from €29 — Round trip in August

Are you looking for a cheap flight to Gdansk? Then I have a real cracker for you: From Hamburg you can get a round trip to Poland’s north for only €29 per person. The deal is valid for 12 days – perfect for exploring the city to the fullest.

🪪 Entry: German nationals only need an ID card (EU/Schengen).

Why go to Gdansk now?

Gdansk is one of the most beautiful cities on the Baltic Sea. The historic old town with its gabled facades, the Gothic St. Mary’s Church, and the Crane Gate on the water will immediately captivate you. You should definitely try local dishes like Pierogi (filled dumplings) or the hearty Żurek soup. In neighborhoods like the Main Town or the Granary Island district, you’ll experience the typical Gdansk flair. A trip to Sopot (Zoppot) with its long pier is also worthwhile.

Your cheap flight to Gdansk for €29

The offer is simple: You book a flight to Gdansk from Hamburg, travel dates from August 10 to 22, 2026. The round trip costs you a total of €29 per person – no stops. Simply book online and you save a lot compared to other connections. With the flight to Gdansk, you have up to 12 days to explore the city and its surroundings.

Best travel time & practical tips

In August, Gdansk is in high summer. Daytime temperatures range between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius, sometimes warmer. Rain is possible, so pack a light jacket. On site, you can get around flexibly by tram and bus; the old town is best explored on foot. Savvy tip: book your flight to Gdansk early to secure the lowest prices. On site, shopping at local markets for homemade specialties is worthwhile – cheaper than in tourist restaurants.

Gdansk in 12 days

With 12 days, you have plenty of time. Here’s a realistic short plan:

• Explore the Old Town: Long Market, Neptune’s Fountain, Artus Court, and St. Mary’s Church – plan at least two days.
• Culture & Nature: Visit Oliwa Cathedral with its famous organ and the adjacent park – perfect for half a day.
• History up close: Go to Westerplatte, where World War II began, and to the Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk.
• Trips to the Baltic Sea: A day in Sopot (Zoppot) with Europe’s longest pier, another in Gdynia (Gdingen) with modern port architecture – ideal for beach days.
• Relaxed ending: Spend the last days in Gdansk’s cozy cafés and local restaurants – be sure to try fresh fish and Polish beer.

You can find more information about the city on the German Wikipedia page for Gdansk.

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