Restaurants
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No photo yetPierogarnia Mandu
Traditional pierogi house serving 40+ fillings, from classic meat and mushroom to vegan and sweet dumplings, in a historic Main Town courtyard.
Dogs indoorsWater bowls
$$ · Moderate
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Trails · Oliwa
Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy
A roughly 20,000-hectare protected landscape park of beech and pine forest wrapping the western edges of the Tricity, with 200 km of marked hiking trails.
Why it made the list
The largest urban forest in Poland, offering endless marked trails right on Gdańsk's doorstep.
Good to know before you go
Dogs allowed throughout on a lead at all times; nature reserves within the park are off-limits to dogs (per the park's official site). Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
Practical notes
- Lead is required by law in Polish forests; check for ticks after walks.
- Access from the Oliwa or Łostowice gates.
What is available on site
- Shaded seating
House rules and verification
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