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Forum Gdańsk

  • SpecialtyMall with fashion, electronics and services
  • PriceClothing 30-500 PLN (~$7.9-132 USD)

Forum Gdańsk is a large shopping and services centre at ul. Targ Sienny 7 in the Old Town of Gdańsk, Poland, beside the Granary Island bridge and a short walk from the Main Town and the Motława river. It combines fashion, electronics, home goods and everyday services in one modern building, and is aimed at residents as much as visitors, which means the tenant mix is dominated by established chains rather than local artisans or souvenir sellers.

Mall with fashion, electronics and services.

Forum Gdańsk is a large shopping and services centre at ul. Targ Sienny 7 in the Old Town of Gdańsk, Poland, beside the Granary Island bridge and a short walk from the Main Town and the Motława river. It combines fashion, electronics, home goods and everyday services in one modern building, and is aimed at residents as much as visitors, which means the tenant mix is dominated by established chains rather than local artisans or souvenir sellers. Clothing in the mall typically costs between about 30 and 500 PLN depending on the brand and sale period, and electronics and household items follow standard Polish retail prices. Goods are sold at fixed prices, so bargaining is not part of the culture, and authenticity is rarely a concern because products come from authorised retailers. Card and contactless payments are accepted throughout, and cash is seldom needed. Non-EU visitors may be able to claim a VAT refund on qualifying purchases from participating shops, which involves requesting the tax-free form at the till and getting it stamped at the border on departure. Centres of this type usually include anchor stores such as a supermarket or large fashion chains, a food court and several restaurants and cafés, as well as services such as a pharmacy, bank machines and sometimes a cinema or fitness facility. Because tenants change over time, visitors who need a particular store should check the centre's own directory beforehand. The location makes it convenient for travellers who need practical items such as chargers, clothing, toiletries or groceries while staying in the Old Town, and it is also a comfortable place to shelter on rainy or cold days. The atmosphere is busy but orderly, with the heaviest traffic on Saturday afternoons and in the weeks before Christmas. As elsewhere in Poland, most Sundays are non-trading days, so the centre is mostly closed on Sundays except for designated trading Sundays. Visitors looking for amber, folk crafts or regional gifts are better served by Mariacka Street and the Royal Route, while Forum Gdańsk suits those who want modern, practical shopping with plenty of eating options under one roof.

Practical information for Forum Gdańsk · Last updated September 2026
Price Clothing 30-500 PLN (~$7.9-132 USD)
Address ul. Targ Sienny 7, 80-806 Gdańsk

Location

ul. Targ Sienny 7, 80-806 Gdańsk

54.3486, 18.6455 View on map

Highlights

  • Large modern centre by the Granary Island bridge in the Old Town
  • Fashion, electronics, home goods and services under one roof
  • Food court, cafés and restaurants for a meal break
  • Handy for practical purchases and wet-weather shopping

Tips for visiting

  • Plan around Sunday closures, as most Sundays are non-trading days in Poland
  • Check the centre directory for specific stores before visiting
  • Avoid Saturday afternoons and pre-Christmas weekends for lighter crowds
  • Use card or contactless payment, as cash is rarely needed
  • Pair the visit with a walk across the bridge to Granary Island

When to visit

Weekday mornings and early afternoons are calmest. Saturdays and the weeks before Christmas are busiest.

Accessibility

A modern mall with lifts, escalators and level walkways, generally suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Forum Gdańsk?

It is at ul. Targ Sienny 7 in the Old Town, next to the bridge leading to Granary Island.

What does Forum Gdańsk offer?

The centre has fashion, electronics, household goods, services and a range of places to eat.

Is it good for souvenirs?

Not especially. Amber and crafts are better bought on Mariacka Street or the Royal Route.

Is it open on Sundays?

Most Sundays are non-trading days in Poland, so it is generally closed apart from designated trading Sundays.