Żuławy Gate
Gdańsk, Poland
It was built in 1618 according to the design of Antoni van Obberghen, representing a Renaissance contrast to the Gothic Brama Chlebnicka.
Brama Żuławska in Gdańsk is a Renaissance city gate, built in 1618, designed by Antoni van Obberghen. It was part of modern fortifications, defending access to the city from the east. It has two passages and architectural decorations typical of the Renaissance era. Brama Żuławska is an important example of Gdańsk's military architecture, though often less known than other gates. It is a historical landmark on the outskirts of the Old Town.
- Visit time: 15 min
How long does it take to visit Żuławy Gate?
Plan about 15 min.
Nearby
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- Marina Cafe — 540 m
- Great Granary Bastion — 600 m
- SS Sołdek — 750 m
- Fryderyk Chopin Baltic Philharmonic — 750 m
- Crane Gate — 780 m
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