Westerplatte, Gdansk

The place itself is very nice and clean. You can learn a lot of you speak English or Polish. The view from the top is okay, you mainly see the port. The toilets situation could be a bit better. There will be a bigger exhibition too. I'd like to visit again once it opened.

Very nice park with national historical significance, with a wild beach (unsupervised). Food and drink options are limited though, so it's best to bring your own or plan accordingly.

This is a beautiful, but also sad place. When it comes to the area, it's really nice and you can say that it's green. But, the port is basically next to it so that ruins it a bit. When it comes to the history, it's a really important and good place to learn about Poland during WW2. If I have to grade this place, I would give it a well earned 8,5/10.

Very nice, it was great to see how this place is preserved. A lot of Polish history.

This historic place of interest attracts a lot of tourists wanting to acknowledge the soldiers who defended the Polish borders in the wake of World War II. This is one of not very many places of interest in Poland where admission is free of charge. Well kind of - parking is PLN 4 per hour and toilet is PLN 2.