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Nice little street that will lead you to the river area. Be mindful as there are businesses and residence on the street itself.

We stayed at the Lakeside Hotel in Gdansk, Poland. The environment was very beautiful. The next day, we went to the famous Amber Street. Although this street is not long, the merchants on both sides sell amber products, which is very special.

Gdansk, Poland is a very old city, a port city in Poland. It is also a place where amber is produced in the Baltic Sea. Amber Street is actually a big market. You can see amber while strolling around. It is recommended to go shopping in a local store, which may be more expensive than the outside stalls, and not bargain much. But really. We went to a store, and the salesman asked us to see a few ambers and asked which one was true. The fake one looked like real. But in 25 percent of the salt water, put it in. It doesn't really sink. Fake direct sink

Amber Street is Gdansk's famous Amber Wax Trading Street, where there are nearly 100 stalls and shops. Most of the famous Baltic Wax and Amber are sold, and there are some European antiques. Of course, there are also many fakes here, and the good or bad of buying depends on your own knowledge and eyesight.

[View] Good-looking [Fun] Many shops [Cost-effective] Recommended

Aside from the war's ruins, Gdansk has one of Poland's most famous specialties, amber. The Baltic Sea amber accounts for more than 80% of global amber production, and although the Baltic countries have been arguing about who is the "amber kingdom", the reputation of the "amber capital" falls absolutely undisputedly on Gdansk. The emphasis of Gdansk is that it represents the highest standards and heritage of the world's amber culture, craftsmanship.