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Workation in Gdansk: the essentials
The tall merchants' houses along the Long Market were almost entirely rebuilt after 1945, and they give Gdansk the look of the wealthy Hanseatic port it once was. With about 486,000 people, it is Poland's sixth-largest city and major seaport, at the mouth of the Motlawa on the Baltic, and forms the Tricity with Gdynia and Sopot. Modern history runs through it: the Second World War began at Westerplatte, and the Solidarity movement at the shipyard, now home to the European Solidarity Centre. Commuter trains run along the coast, the airport is about 12 km away, the tech sector has grown, and coworking spaces are easy to find. Winters are grey, and the old town fills up in summer.
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Gdansk has seven coworking spaces within 10 km, including Mind Dock Coworking and Good Space, so choice is wide. Day passes run around 29 EUR. With 70 Mbps and moderate living costs, the city is well equipped for remote work.
+5 more within 10 km · Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius). Prices were checked on provider websites or directories and converted to euros; they may change – please confirm with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
Selection researched on provider websites, not a booking platform; prices converted to euros and vary by season – please confirm with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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