VILLA SART is located in Gdansk Oliwa, close to famous Oliwa Cathedral, Grand Castle Park/Botanical Garden, largest ZOO in Poland and big Forest Nature Park with hills, valleys, creaks and nature wonders.

VILLA SART is located in the middle of Tri-City (Gdansk-Sopot-Gdynia) so you can reach any part of Tri-City most effectively. The Old Center of Gdansk is about 15 minutes away of us by using Fast City Train. Bus/Tramway/Fast City Train stops are not far away from us accessible mostly from early morning till late night.

Gdansk Oliwa is a part of the Gdansk located close to limits of Sopot City, so it is easy to get to the Sopot by foot, bike or by Fast City Train (called SKM).

Our surroundings:

• In the nearest proximity (300 - 500 meters):
  • famous Oliwa Cathedral with the wonderful pipe organ,
  • Park in Oliwa with waterfall, creek and small lake, summer concerts and events,
  • Botanical Garden with tropical glass house and rare nature wonders,
  • Castle, museums, galleries.
• within distance of 1 - 2 km
  • Largest ZOO in Poland beautifully settled between forest hills,
  • Observation tower on the hill,
  • Joy Valley with creek,
  • Forest Landscape park,
  • Forests, hill, valleys, creeks, tourist's forest bike and foot roads,
  • The international fairs buildings (Olivia and MTG),
  • Sport center Olivia (ice hokey&skating, pool, concerts) and Sport Academy AWF (Sauna, swimming pool, tennis, gym and many more).
• generally nearby:
  • bike and foot roads,
  • Horse riding school and the hippodrome,
  • Beaches (3.5 km).

Means of transport

• City bus, streetcar (tramway), taxi, fast city train (SKM) (within 200-600 meters). Airport Gdansk is about 8 km away.
  
  

Surroundings - Oliva Castle Park and Museum

Surroundings - Oliva Cathedral

Surroundings - Oliva - Castle Park

Surroundings - Oliva - Castle Park - Palm House

Surroundings - Oliva - ZOO

Surroundings - Oliva - Joy Valley

• VILLA SART lies close to valleys and hills created during ice ages, covered with the centuries-old forests, which belongs to the Tri-City Landscape Park. It is the best place for healthy walks and trips, and you can meet here many different animals. In the summer it is full of life and nature and singing birds, ideal place for mothers with children and not only.
• Since medieval times, Oliva is known as the most attractive part of Gdansk. The surrounding is geographically very attractive.On the hills there are lookout points and many footpaths. One of the largest attractions of this area is the zoo-logical garden. The most famous objects of interest in Oliva is the cathedral, castle and the beautiful park with the palm house and the botanical garden. All these objects are in close proximity to our house.
• From the valleys in Oliva, where our VILLA SART is settled, a flat area leads to the sea (4 streetcar stops - about 2500 m) - there are also bicycle roads, which also leads to the sea-promenade. The promenade connects the three cities Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot. The beaches in our area belong to the most beautiful and attrractive in the Tri-City.
  
  

Gdansk - Nordic Venice. The sea capital of Poland, open and green city, hospitable and attractive for visitors.

Gdańsk is the Polish maritime capital with the population nearing half a million. It is a large center of economic life, science, culture, and a popular tourist destination. Lying on the Bay of Gdańsk and the southern cost of the Baltic Sea the city is a thousand years old. With its Hanseatic tradition, it has for ages played a major role in the commercial relationships between Northern and Western Europe on the one hand, and the countries of Central and Eastern Europe on the other hand. Today, Gdańsk is the capital of the Pomeranian province and an important administration center.
Gdańsk is strategically located at the crossing of major transit routes and plays the function of a large transport and cargo handling node. Gdańsk has a modern international airport and two ferry terminals servicing regular lines between Gdańsk and Copenhagen via Trelleborg (Denmark), and Gdańsk and Nynashamn (Sweden).


Gdańsk - an open city:
In its "golden age" the city enjoyed the specific status of a municipal republic. It was also a melting pot of cultures and ethnical groups. The air of tolerance and the wealth built on trade made culture, science, and art. flourish. Today, works by outstanding Gdańsk masters can be admired in museums, churches, and galleries. These collections, as well as the historic sites of enchanting beauty witness a thousand years of the city's continued existence. The break-through events of the most recent turbulent period are documented in the multi-medial exhibition: "Roads to Freedom" arranged in the historic BHP hall of the Gdańsk Shipyard. The exposition recalls the local struggle for freedom and justice, and the birth of the first Independent Trade Union, "Solidarity". These developments triggered the avalanche that toppled communism in Europe.


Gdańsk - a green city:
Our living standard is determined by the quality of the surrounding natural environment. In Gdańsk the issue of environment protection is given an exceptionally high priority, as is evidenced by its numerous environmental investments. The nature was very generous here. Sprawling on the southern Baltic coast, Gdańsk gains a lot thanks to its background of the picturesque Tri-City Landscape Park and the hills and lakes of the Kashubian Switzerland district.

The offer addressed at those who seek leisure at the sea comprises twenty three kilometers of clean beaches, three organized bathing grounds, and a 130-meter long pier. These are appended with such other outdoor attractions as the Gdańsk cycling tracks, zoological gardens, the famous Oliwa Park with its ancient trees, the "Gdańsk Fortress" Culture Park of City Fortifications with unique authentic military architecture, numerous parks and city squares, or the nature reserves of the Sobieszewo Island. The list is far from complete. The heart of the Old City features a yacht marina. Amateurs of water sports can indulge in their pastime out in the Bay of Gdańsk or along the Motława Arm, an exquisite watercourse for canoing or kayak escapades.

Gdańsk - invites you:
Always hospitable, Gdańsk invites visitors to its charming lanes and historic interiors, bathing grounds on the sea and sailing courses, comfortable hotels, elegant restaurants, and cosy cafes. The city has several theaters, a philharmonic hall, opera house, outdoor summer musical stage, three multi-cinema complexes and several smaller cinemas, frequented youth clubs, pubs, and discos. Its numerous museums, concerts, fairs, exhibitions, and street theatrical events complete the broad spectrum of the city's cultural offer. Everyone will find something of his/her liking, irrespective of the interests or mood.

Surroundings - Gdansk - Old city center

Surroundings - Gdansk - Old city center

Surroundings - Gdansk - Gdynia - Sopot

Surroundings - Gdansk - Gdynia - Sopot

Surroundings - Gdansk - Old city center

Surroundings - Gdynia

Surroundings - Gdansk - Gdynia - Sopot - bicycle roads

Surroundings - Gdansk - Old city center