Checklist

Sustainable mobility

Walk whenever possible – Gdańsk is a compact, pedestrian-friendly city. Use public transport instead of taxis or rental cars. Choose trains over domestic flights whenever possible. Use city bikes or explore the city by bicycle. Consider purchasing a Tourist Card that includes public transport.
Mobility in Gdańsk

Responsible gastronomy and shopping

Choose local and seasonal dishes. Visit restaurants participating in the Smaki Gdańska (Tastes of Gdańsk) program. Support local producers, artisans, and independent shops. Avoid food waste when ordering meals. Carry a reusable water bottle or cup.
Gastronomy in Gdańsk

Waste and environmental protection

Avoid single-use plastic whenever possible. Sort waste according to recycling rules. Respect beaches, parks, forests, and dunes. Stay only on designated paths in protected areas. Save water and energy during your stay.
Nature in Gdańsk

Respect for local community and heritage

Respect residents and observe quiet hours at night. Explore the history and culture of Gdańsk with respect. Follow the rules of museums, memorial sites, and heritage objects. Take photos responsibly and respect others' privacy. Choose tours with guides who support responsible tourism.
Heritage of Gdańsk

Low-emission and sustainable travel

Stay longer and travel slower to reduce emissions. Choose accommodation with sustainability certifications (e.g., Green Key). If possible, offset emissions related to your travel. Use digital tickets, maps, and guides instead of printed materials. Pay attention to the impact of your travel choices on the environment.
Sustainable travel

Accessible and inclusive tourism

Select accessible attractions and services when available. Respect the needs of all visitors and residents. Support businesses and initiatives that promote inclusive tourism.
Inclusive Gdańsk

Thank you for helping create a more sustainable, friendly, and inclusive Gdańsk.