The PURO experience
A stay made to remember
Weekly activities
at PURO
Every Saturday
Free For Our GuestsDiscover Gdansk
11am. - Walking tour with guide
Every Friday
INK Above by Night
8pm. - live music at INK Above
Every Friday
Free For Our GuestsBartender Masterclass
4pm. - 5pm. - Bartending show at INK bar at the ground floor
Every Thursday
Free For Our GuestsPURO Culinary Masterclass
4pm. - 5pm. - Waffles sweet and savoury
Every Thursday
Free For Our GuestsCIAO! Live Music
7 pm. live music at Magari
Every Monday
Free For Our GuestsRASUL
4pm. - 5pm.
Rasul treatment at PRISMA SPA
Every Friday
Free For Our GuestsFeel Good Ritual
2pm. - 5pm. Feel Good Ritual: sauna, relax and peeling at PRISMA SPA
every day
Free For Our GuestsROOM FOR ART
Explore National Museum in Gdansk. Vouchers for free entry available at reception.
Special events
Saturday, May 18
10am - 2pm
Six years after the first Coffee Spots Polska was published, the authors of the guide traveled across the country again in search of the best coffee!
We invite you to a coffee celebration, i.e. the premiere of Coffee Spots Polska 2024/25.
Free for PURO guests. Limited spaces available.
Made for design lovers
At PURO Gdansk we match style with sophistication. Created with architects KD Kozikowski Design and interior designers DeSallesFlint, the PURO Gdansk is a design-focused hotel that's refined yet playful.
Made to evoke joy and delight. It's spaces invite you to meet, connect and unwind as you move throughout the hotel. While works by Michał Szlaga, Kacper Kowalski, SEIKON, Aleksandra Prusinowska, Łukasz Patelczyk, Aleksandra Loska and more create an eclectic visual experience.
PURO Mag
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Today’s walk is going to be nostalgic. On our search for friendly city spirits, we will snatch a glimpse at peculiar shop windows and peek inside a permanently closed hair salon, shedding tears for the time long gone. At the end of the walk, to assuage the feeling of nostalgia, we will taste the best cake in town!
What does Shakespeare have to do with Gdansk? Quite a lot, for the plays of the Bard of Avon were staged in the city already in his lifetime. The Gdansk Shakespeare Theatre is built on the site of the former Fencing School–the first public theater in the 17th-century Poland–and believed to be one of the most extraordinary theatres in the world inspired by the Elizabethan theatre.
I’m feeling really excited about our today’s walk. With a couple of chestnuts in my pocket, I’m going to introduce you to one of the most beautiful but underrated parts of Gdańsk – Jaśkowa Dolina. Surrounded by trees, the area boasts some truly exceptional architecture. Late-nineteenth-century villas look especially beautiful in autumn. Suffused with soft, painterly light, they pose charmingly among fallen leaves.
Atmospheric places full of magic and flavor: old tenement houses, hidden antiques shops, aromatic cafes and bars. Far from main tourist routes, but with their own distinctive spirit and truly regional character, these secret spaces are now discovered by Ania Włodarczyk** - a blogger and author of books on cooking, passionate about long walks, Tricity, and food - for the new PURO Mag series, Retro Walks.