Getting here
Private Driver
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Shuttles
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Driving Directions
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Parking
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Taxis
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Walking & Biking
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Car Rentals
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Public Transportation
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Electric Vehicle Charging
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Camping
Right now, we are checking the different locations near the Festival site to set up our TSB21 Camping. More information will come in May 2021.
Car
Car Camping
Level up your Car Camping with a reserved site located near the Venue entrance. More info coming May 2021.
Tents
Tents Camping
Perfect for international travelers, campers without cars or folks who want a vehicle-free environment. More info coming May 2021.
VIP
VIP Campgrounds
Nestled in an exclusive, secluded camping area, TSB guests reside in furnished tents and enjoy all the comforts of home and then some. More info coming May 2021.
Hotels
More info coming May 2021.
Gdańsk City
Hotel
Gdańsk City
Hotel
Gdańsk City
Hotel
Gdańsk
Once you enter Trapeton Festival area you may never want to leave, that’s why we recommend you to check Gdańsk city as well. What to see in Gdańsk: 12 breath-taking places for a 2-day getaway.
Gdańsk City
Gdańsk port city
Gdansk is undoubtedly one of the most precious jewels in Poland. As a traveller, you will be caught between its historical importance linked to the port and World War II; and its vibrant present linked to tourism exploitation and the commercial vibe. There is a lot to see and experience in Gdańsk: the best Polish traditional restaurants offer you excellent food and in the many bars you can turn night into a day… There are no limits!
Gdańsk City
Green Gate
Is it a better way to enter this city than through one of the most beautiful gates in the country? The Green Gate is one of the most important tourist attractions in Gdańsk. Next to the Motława River and in Mannerist style, stands this beautiful building and its four arches, which were inspired by the City Hall of Antwerp, Belgium.
Gdańsk City
Museum of the II World War
Whether or not you are passionate about history, you will know that Poland has been one of the most important – and also one of the most punished – countries in that dark stage. For this reason, we recommend you visit II World War Museum that exposes the horrors of war and the Holocaust.
Gdańsk City
Long Market
From here, the facades that you will see will make you understand that this was the area where the richest citizens of the Royal City of Gdansk lived. And they had a privileged box to see executions of witches, heretics and criminals … All that happened in this square, can you believe?
Gdańsk City
Neptune Fountain
In a city that embraces the sea, how could a tribute to the god Neptune be missing? You will not be shocked by its size or large ornaments and perhaps that is its charm, because you have to get closer to it to find its essence. And if you get close enough, you will hear the legend that will whisper to you, that Neptune contributed to the invention of “Goldwasser” (the famous Gdansk liquor).
Gdańsk City
ARTUS COURT
Right in front of the Neptune Fountain, you will find an elegant building that formerly served as a meeting place for merchants and a center of social life. Today, in addition to being a point of tourist interest, it is a branch of the Gdansk Museum of History.
Gdańsk City
CHURCH OF SANTA MARÍA
From the Courts of Artus, behind the buildings, you will soon recognize the peaks of the largest brick church in Europe. The “Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary”, which is its official name, required 159 years of construction and its interior can accommodate 20 thousand people.
Gdańsk City
LONG LANE AND THE HOUSE OF UPHAGEN
Here you will find a great gastronomic variety of food: from Neapolitan pizza, to international chains, obviously passing through restaurants that offer typical Polish dishes.
Taking a walk on the Long Lane you can notice beautiful House of Uphagen, which facades are a spectacular addition to this magical street.
Gdańsk City
GOLDEN GATE
Golden Gate was built between 1612 and 1614 on what was a 13th century Gothic gate. From then on, together with the Brama Wyżynna building and the Wieża Więzienna tower it is a prominent part of the old city fortifications.
Gdańsk City
LOVE BRIDGE
End your first day in Gdansk by watching a romantic sunset from the Bread Bridge, which spans the Radun Canal and connects Kowalska with Korzenna Streets. It is also known as the „Bridge of Lovers”, like some other bridges in the world, this one is also stuffed with padlocks that seal a love stories… It seems that there is no room for a pin and yet there you will see a couple making a place for themselves in this collective testimony of love.
Gdańsk City
WESTERPLATTE
It is an open-air museum facing the Baltic Sea that recalls one of the historical episodes that changed the world: there began the Second World War. Big square center with Westerplatte Monument in the middle pays tribute to the fort of 200 Poles who endured no more and no less than seven days the mighty German offensive of 1,500 soldiers.
Gdańsk City
OLIWA PARK
The history of this wonderful green space began to be written with the arrival of the Cistercian Order in the year 1186 in the area of the Oliwa stream. Over time, monastery buildings and surroundings were erected in the form of gardens, alleys, meadows and ponds, many of which persist today in their original form.
