Lowland Gate
Gdańsk, Poland
Designed by Hans Strakowski in 1626-1628, it is the only example of a modern gate in the bastion fortifications, protecting the city from the south.
Brama Nizinna in Gdańsk is a Renaissance city gate, built between 1626 and 1628 according to the design of Hans Strakowski. It was part of the modern bastion fortifications protecting the city from the south. It has two passages and architectural decorations characteristic of the era. Brama Nizinna is one of the few elements of modern fortifications that have survived to this day. It is an important example of Gdańsk's military architecture, a testament to changes in the city's defense.
- Visit time: 20 min
How long does it take to visit Lowland Gate?
Plan about 20 min.
Nearby
- National Museum in Gdańsk — 600 m
- Church of Saints Peter and Paul — 600 m
- Anchor Tower — 840 m
- Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre — 860 m
- Cow Gate — 900 m
- Pan Kotowski — 930 m
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