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Jarmark św. Dominika Gdańsk 2025
Europe's largest open-air trade and entertainment event with 760+ years of history.
About
Step into the vibrant Jarmark św. Dominika in Gdańsk, a historic fair boasting over 760 years of tradition. This massive open-air event transforms the city center into a bustling marketplace with over 100 artisan vendors, diverse culinary delights from around the world, and a rich cultural program. Explore themed zones, enjoy live entertainment, and soak in the unique atmosphere of one of Europe's most significant summer festivals.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Families, shoppers, foodies, history enthusiasts
Vibe
Festive, historic, bustling, diverse
Energy Level
High
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Special Events & Promotions
- Opening ceremony with key handover and musical performance
- Bread Festival with baking contests
- Parade of historical characters and performers
- AmberSky Ferris wheel rides
- Retro zone with vintage cars and collectibles
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
$$
Duration
All day
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Śródmieście
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Międzynarodowe Targi Gdańskie
Practical Information
Parking
Park & Ride available at Plac Zebrań Ludowych. Electric scooters are prohibited within the Jarmark area.
Accessibility
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Pet Policy
No pets allowed (service animals welcome)
Food & Drink
Food trucks and beverage vendors available on-site, including global and local cuisine.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early on opening day, July 26th, to witness the ceremonial handover of the City Gates Key and the unique musical performance of the Jarmark's anthem.
- Check the detailed program for specific dates and times of events like the Bread Festival on July 27th, which includes baking contests.
- Utilize the Park & Ride service to avoid parking hassles and easily access the Jarmark via public transport.
- Explore the different themed 'Przystanek' zones, each offering a unique experience from retro nostalgia to culinary delights and family fun.
- Consider visiting during weekdays for a potentially less crowded experience, especially if you prefer a more relaxed exploration of the stalls and attractions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main themed zones at the Jarmark?
The Jarmark features several themed zones including 'Przystanek Port Gdańsk Pod Żaglami' for relaxation and music, 'Przystanek Przygoda' for children's activities, 'Przystanek Retro' for a nostalgic experience, 'Przystanek Równość' for diverse entertainment, and 'Przystanek Smaków' for culinary exploration.
Is there parking available for visitors?
Yes, a Park & Ride service is available at Plac Zebrań Ludowych. Visitors can park their cars and use a tram to reach the Jarmark. Electric scooters are not permitted within the Jarmark area.
What kind of food can I expect at the Jarmark?
The 'Przystanek Smaków' zone offers a wide variety of dishes from around the world, alongside local and regional specialties. You can also find food and drink vendors throughout the Jarmark.
Are there activities for children?
Absolutely! 'Przystanek Przygoda' is dedicated to children and families, offering a rich artistic and educational program, workshops, and entertainment.
What is the historical significance of the Jarmark św. Dominika?
The Jarmark has a tradition spanning over 760 years, dating back to a papal bull in 1260. It was historically a major trade event attracting merchants from across Europe.
