FOR VISITORS
The Westerplatte Museum and the War of 1939 Branch of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk are located on the peninsula within the former mouth of the Vistula River. You can reach the location by waterway, car, bicycle, and also by public transport from the Main Railway Station or from the headquarters of the Museum of the Second World War (Bartoszewskiego Square). Due to the phased nature of the work, various exhibition elements will be gradually made available to visitors.
HOW TO GET THERE?
Street: Major Henryk Sucharski
Postal code: 80-601
City: Gdańsk, Pomeranian Voivodeship
Geographic coordinates: 54°24'23.33"N 18°40'37.42"E
BUSES - LINES 106, 138, 606
Westerplatte can be reached by public city buses that operate every day of the week. Only low-floor vehicles of lines 106, 138, and 606 run on this route (line 606 operates as an additional line only in the summer season). Line 106 starts and ends its route at the Museum of the Second World War bus stop, while lines 138 and 606 start and end at the Main Railway Station in Gdańsk.
Current bus schedules can be found on the website of the Gdańsk Municipal Transport Authority:
BY BICYCLE
From the center of Gdańsk, you can also reach us via a convenient cycling route along the main roads leading to the peninsula. The route is approximately 10 km in total, and the ride should take no longer than 40 minutes one way.
MAP
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PARKING
There are currently three public parking lots on Westerplatte:
o At the bus terminal - for about 30 vehicles.
o Central, the so-called ‘papal’ - for about 90 vehicles, including buses - paid during the summer season (from April 1st to October 31st).
o At the base of the peninsula - temporarily out of use due to the construction of a new parking lot and tourist traffic service building.
Parking on the grounds of Westerplatte, outside designated areas, is prohibited and subject to penalties under applicable regulations.
Dofinansowano ze środków Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego
Program wieloletni pn. „Budowa Muzeum Westerplatte i Wojny 1939 – Oddziału Muzeum II Wojny Światowej w Gdańsku”
