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Workation in Toruń: the essentials
Nicolaus Copernicus was born in Torun in 1473, and the city he knew is still largely there, since it escaped serious wartime destruction. The red-brick Gothic old town on the Vistula, a former Hanseatic member shaped by the Teutonic Knights, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a leaning tower, castle ruins and a long tradition of gingerbread. About 197,000 people live here, Nicolaus Copernicus University brings students to the riverside cafes and bars, and there are a few coworking spaces. The nearest airport is at Bydgoszcz, about 45 km away, with limited routes, so many arrivals go via Warsaw or Gdansk. It has neither sea nor mountains, and winters are cold.
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As a university town, Toruń has several coworking rooms in the centre, mostly missing from OSM. Prices are low and day passes are standard. Internet in Poland is consistently fast, and old-town cafés are a good alternative.
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