Basilica of St. Nicholas

The only church in Gdansk which got not destroyed during the war! I really enjoyed the medieval frescoes, partially, not every detail, is in good shape. It tells you the view of the people of the medieval centuries, their understanding of the religious world and the way of story telling. It helps me to bring me closer to this world.

A beautiful and deeply atmospheric church – one of the oldest in Gdańsk, with roots in the 12th century. Given to the Dominican Order in 1227, it became a major spiritual and cultural center. The current Gothic structure was built in the 14th–15th centuries. Miraculously, it survived WWII without damage, unlike most of the city, and still holds original furnishings and stunning details. It made a big impression on me – peaceful, dignified, and full of history. Wonderful to see such monuments in Gdańsk being restored and preserved so well.

This church is one that will stay with me forever as I attended during my childhood. As of recent because of foundation issues the church has been going through major renovations. I just stepped in and is something you have to experience. If you are just site seeing lots to see. If you catch the organist practicing much added bonus. However if you looking for a quiet place with deep roots to past and future. Just looking to reset your plane and catch the balance. This is the place. I went there on Sunday and loved everything. About it. Find out for yourself I hope you share my experience

Absolutely stunning. Make sure you check the time before you go. It’s busy with the locals.

Worthy to visit if have a time. Right wing is under repairing now

Also a must see when visiting Gdansk. Very beautiful. And well visited under church religious service.

Fantastic churc/basilika

An old catholic church which was not hit in the world wars