Grobla I Street in Gdańsk, Historic street sequence in Main Town district, Gdańsk, Poland
Grobla I Street is a historic street in central Gdańsk that runs parallel to the Motława River. It connects different areas of the Main Town district and is lined with multi-story buildings featuring varied facades.
The street developed in the early 15th century as part of a riverbank fortification that connected Old Town to St. Mary's Church. This original purpose shaped its location and layout to the present day.
The street displays buildings of many different styles that show how Gdańsk changed over centuries. Walking here, you see how different periods left their marks on the facades and architectural details.
The street is easily accessible on foot and works well for walking through the city center. The central fountain serves as an orientation point to find your way around the area.
The street was redesigned in its modern form in 2009 with a new fountain that became a meeting spot. In 2020, decorative planters with herbs were added, bringing natural elements to the urban space.
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