As for me, it is a symbol of Gdansk. The promenade by the crane is a great place to sit for a while, relax and soak up the atmosphere of Gdansk's old town.
04.05.2014You can see, a cool impression being "inside", lifting your head up and have the whole structure of the crane before your eyes. It is enough to stir the imagination... :)
09.04.2014I will always associate Gdansk well;)
31.12.2013you can see
30.08.2011A beautiful monument, worth a look when visiting the Tri-City.
09.03.2011Well, and it deserves the title of 7 wonders of the Tri-City
30.03.2010Crane is nominated for the title of 7 Wonders of the Tri-City http://www.mmtrojmiasto.pl/6937/2009/9/24/zuraw-nad-motlawa--cudow-trojmiasta--nominacja?category=depesze
roman - 24.09.2009The largest port crane in medieval Europe is now one of the most recognizable symbols of Gdansk. Since 1961, the building's interiors have served as a muzeum. The museum's exhibits illustrate the role of the Crane in old Gdansk and the development and activities of the port on the Motlawa River (16th - 18th centuries). The exhibition touches on the following topics: navigation in the former port of Gdansk, cargo handling techniques, auxiliary crafts of boatbuilding and others. A great attraction is a visit to the heart of the Crane, where centuries ago port workers wound cargo-laden ropes on drums. In the buildings adjacent to the Crane, it is worth seeing an exhibition of traditional rowboats and sailing boats from almost all over the world.
23.07.2008
