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A new hotel in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz district is set to be developed by Lithuanian 1 Asset Management, with construction beginning soon and an opening scheduled for summer next year.

Travel YouTuber Gabriel Morris praises Gdansk, Poland, as one of the best cities in the world, highlighting its affordability and charm.

Poland is set to host the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk, highlighting its pivotal role in the international reconstruction of Ukraine and the significance for Polish businesses.

After the publication by OKO.press revealing that pro-Russian academic Leszek Sykulski was set to lead postgraduate studies at a private university in Gdańsk, Sykulski has been removed from the institution's staff list.

The rental market in Poland experiences a seasonal increase in housing supply, though demand is expected to remain low until spring.

This article discusses the factors influencing the decision to buy or rent an apartment in Poland, highlighting the most profitable cities for renting.

The prosecutor's office in Gdańsk has initiated proceedings regarding the 'NowRocky' brand due to potential trademark violations.

Pro-Kremlin political scientist Leszek Sykulski is launching geostrategic studies at a private university in Gdańsk, Poland, drawing criticism due to previous corruption allegations against the institution's former rector.

The six-story office building Punkt in Gdańsk has received its occupancy permit and will be welcoming tenants shortly, with significant interest from major companies.

Nearly 3,400 customers in Pomerania, Poland, are currently without electricity due to a malfunction caused by heavy snowfall, affecting multiple counties including the city of Gdańsk.

A 9-year-old speedcuber from Gdańsk, Teodor Zajder, achieved a record-breaking time of 2.76 seconds in the Rubik's cube 3x3x3 single event, marking the first time anyone has gone below three seconds officially.

A pro-life demonstration led by Kai Godek is planned in Gdańsk, raising questions about potential city intervention and the legal implications following a previous protest incident.

A clash involving pseudo-fans of Lechia Gdańsk and local team Kaszubia Kościerzyna led to the police detaining 30 individuals in Kościerzyna, Poland.

DOKI is a mixed-use development in Gdańsk that combines comfortable living spaces with various amenities like restaurants, cafes, and shops, all easily accessible.

Urban Partners is set to buy a PRS property in Gdańsk from Cavatina, involving forward funding for a new residential project.

This article contains announcements from the Minister of National Defense regarding military units and a resolution on an investment program for a mental health center for children and youth in Gdańsk.

Icelandair has announced the launch of new flights to Gdańsk, Poland.

Icelandair launches its first route to Poland, connecting Gdańsk and Keflavík International Airport with flights three to four times a week starting September 18, 2026.

The article discusses the factors contributing to record natural gas consumption in Poland, recent achievements of Gaz-System in gas transmission, the FSRU terminal project in Gdańsk Bay, future gas infrastructure plans, and the significance of modernizing the Hermanowice measuring station for gas exports to Ukraine.

Poland will host a global conference in June in Gdansk to discuss the reconstruction of Ukraine, led by Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski and former Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

People walked on a stretch of frozen sea along the Polish coast this Sunday, a rare sight caused by extreme cold hitting the country.

This winter has been harsh with temperatures dropping as low as -25 degrees Celsius, leading to a thick layer of ice on the Motława River which attracted many locals to skate and stroll over the frozen surface.

A heating failure has left seven districts of Gdańsk and neighboring Sopot without heat and hot water, prompting the establishment of a crisis management team.

The ruling party plans to construct a new port named Port Haller near Gdańsk as part of their election campaign, aiming to enhance Poland's port capabilities compared to German ports.

The article reflects on the tragic murder of Gdańsk's mayor Paweł Adamowicz and draws parallels to Poland's historical struggles for freedom and democracy.

A controversial pilgrimage for fans led by Father Jarosław Wąsowicz is set to occur at Jasna Góra on January 10, featuring a mass and a film screening.

The Administrative Court in Gdańsk ruled in favor of a taxpayer disputing with the tax office over the exemption from personal income tax (PIT) for compensation received from a former employer under a court settlement.

Gdańsk's Noli Studios are securing bank financing for three co-living properties managed by Urban Partners, including locations in Wrzeszcz, Riverside, and Old Town.

The eighteenth pilgrimage of fans to Jasna Góra is set to take place this Saturday, January 10, with Father Jarosław Wąsowicz, a known supporter of Lechia Gdańsk and the current chaplain of President Karol Nawrocki, playing a key organizing role.

A protest involving trucks is scheduled to take place on the Tricity Bypass from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, starting from Kontenerowa Street and following a specific route with planned stops in Gdynia.

Conservators made a surprising discovery of hidden artifacts, including two bracelets inside greaves, during restoration work on Iron Age relics in Gdańsk forests.

The article analyzes the primary real estate market situation in December 2025, noting that developers introduced very expensive apartments for sale, resulting in a rise in average prices per square meter across major Polish cities.

A heavy snowstorm in Poland caused 20-kilometer traffic jams, trapping hundreds of people in their cars along the highway between Warsaw and Gdańsk, though traffic was restored by early morning.

Heavy snowfall in Poland caused traffic jams up to 20 kilometers long between Warsaw and Gdańsk, leaving hundreds of people stranded in their cars overnight, although traffic resumed by early morning Wednesday.

Rainbow travel agency has commenced flights from Gdańsk to Colombo and Mombasa, responding to increasing interest from Polish tourists in exotic vacation destinations.

The article discusses the government's plans to regulate streetworking, a social work method that has effectively supported homeless individuals in Gdańsk for 20 years, potentially becoming a nationwide obligation for municipalities to reduce public costs associated with homelessness.

Russians at the consulate in Gdańsk are refusing to leave despite lacking protection.

Mentzen has dismissed Ewa Zajączkowska amid allegations of her close ties with Braun, while the police have stopped protecting the Russian consulate in Gdańsk as Russia refuses to leave despite an order from the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.