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Walk Gdańsk in 1650

AI rebuilds Danzig (Gdańsk) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.

Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk

Danzig, Granary of the Baltic, 1650

Danzig in 1650 is the great Polish Crown port where Vistula grain and timber are mustered for the Baltic trade. The walk moves from the sea and river mouth through quays, granaries and the ornamented Long Market to end on the vast brick mass of St. Mary's.

34 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Gdańsk as it stood in 1650 (“History of Gdańsk”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Gulf of Danzig Approach
  2. 2. Wisłoujście Fortress
  3. 3. Motława Channel Mouth
  4. 4. Granary Island Entrance
  5. 5. Southern Spichrzów Quay
  6. Lower Loading Floor · interior
  7. 6. The Crane (Żuraw)
  8. Winch and Gear Chamber · interior
  9. 7. Długie Pobrzeże Quay
  10. 8. Great Mill (Wielki Młyn)
  11. Millstone and Gear Hall · interior
  12. 9. St. Nicholas' Quay
  13. Stone Wine Cellar · interior
  14. 10. Granary Island Center
  15. Rye‑stacked Granary Floor · interior
  16. 11. Northern Spichrzów Front
  17. 12. Langer Markt (Long Market)
  18. Burgher Parlour · interior
  19. 13. Neptune Fountain
  20. Counting House · interior
  21. 14. Artus Court Façade
  22. Vaulted Merchants' Hall · interior
  23. 15. Main Town Hall
  24. Red Council Chamber · interior
  25. 16. Green Gate (Zielona Brama)
  26. 17. Ulica Długa (Royal Way)
  27. 18. Golden Gate (Złota Brama)
  28. 19. Shipwrights' Quay and Ships
  29. Framed Shipwrights' Workshop · interior
  30. 20. Vistula Inlet Wharves
  31. 21. St. Mary's Forecourt
  32. Whitewashed Nave · interior
  33. 22. St. Mary's Tower Vantage
  34. Astronomical Clock Chamber · interior