Westerplatte Museum — Attraction in Gdansk

A casual walk through history. Westerplatte is a wonderful place to explore on a sunny afternoon. The monuments are worth the trip. The majority of the area is on flat, level pavement. However, there are a few steps that would make having strollers or wheelchairs a little difficult. Additionally, to get to the main memorial, there are quite a few steps up an incline. The memorial is still wonderful at ground level, however, to get up close I would assess the area prior to making the hike! Free parking as well with some local vendors along the way....

Cool to see the site of the invasion into Poland but public transport only comes and goes once an hour and taxis don't pick you up there. It was absolutely freezing and we were told that the museum was closed so we were stuck waiting outside. I would recommend that if you want to come here you should do so in High Summer but really it's just a big statue. Bus stop could do with a serious renovation and things need to be signposted...

The place ( monument ) is not accessible to wheelchairs or prams. The posters placed there by the World War 2 museum in Gdansk are low quality and faded. There is only one toilet near the Parking lot. The place itself has got a huge potential, but it is not well managed. There are a lot of tourists, especially on warm days. Also a lot of foreigners. There is very little...