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Bars & Nightlife The guide was updated: 2024-09-17

Just walking around Gdansk, you’ll find a wide range of bars and pubs, from the very off-beat to typical student pubs, from ex-pat hangouts to exquisite lounges. Be warned: Eastern Europe has some of the wildest night clubs in the world, and Gdansk is no exception. Theme parties are everywhere, and the locals love to dress up for the occasion. Clubs tend to be open late, and the DJs are tireless! Not for the faint of heart.

Bread & Wine by Ferber

Bread & Wine by Ferber

This bar merges tradition with innovation and offers a space for the city’s A-list to see and be seen. There is some food, but the true highlight is the humongous drinks menu, offering everything from a Cosmopolitan to Moët & Chandon.

Chilly Willy

Chilly Willy

Only steps from the sea shore, Chilly Willy is housed in a huge mountain hut that never closes. Come and sway to shanties and pop hits, drinking the night away with perfect strangers. Don’t worry, you’ll love them.

Browar Piwna

Browar Piwna

This bar and club is the perfect spot for the crowd that want to avoid the electronic music played on today's lists. Good old tunes from the Beatles and Doors are played by the DJ and if you don't feel like dancing there is plenty of room to sit down and enjoy a cold beer together with old and new friends.

Kabaret Ewan

Kabaret Ewan

Welcome to this fabulous and different nightclub. Kabaret Ewan invites you to a fantastic cabaret show a long with good food, great drinks and fun party all night long.

Donegal Pub

Donegal Pub

Donegal Pub is a typical Irish pub and a prefect place to go to for a beer, hang out with friends and getting to know new friends. The music is mixed but mostly classic Irish folk melodies.

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