Anchor Tower
Gdańsk, Poland
The name of this 14th-century defensive tower comes from the guild of anchor makers, who produced anchors.
The Baszta Kotwiczników is a medieval defensive tower in Gdańsk, built in the 14th century as part of the city's fortifications. It was an important point in the defensive system of the Main City, guarding access to the port. Its name probably comes from the guild of anchor makers, who produced anchors. It is a brick structure, typical of the region's Gothic architecture. Today, the tower is an important element of Gdańsk's historical landscape, a testament to ancient architecture. It is worth seeing during a walk through the Old Town.
- Visit time: 20 min
How long does it take to visit Anchor Tower?
Plan about 20 min.
Nearby
- Cow Gate — 60 m
- Restauracja 5. piętro — 170 m
- National Museum in Gdańsk, Green Gate Branch — 180 m
- Green Gate — 180 m
- White Rabbit — 190 m
- Kuchnia Aleksandry — 200 m
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