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Galeria Madison

  • SpecialtyCentral mall beside the Old Town and the main railway station
  • Price$$

Galeria Madison is a central shopping mall on ul. Rajska in Gdańsk, in Poland's Pomeranian Voivodeship, close to the Old Town and the main railway station. Its position makes it one of the most convenient shopping stops for visitors arriving by train, ferry or coach, and it is within walking distance of the Main Town, the Motława riverfront and the Gdańsk Główny transport hub.

Galeria Madison is a central shopping mall on ul. Rajska in Gdańsk, in Poland's Pomeranian Voivodeship, close to the Old Town and the main railway station. Its position makes it one of the most convenient shopping stops for visitors arriving by train, ferry or coach, and it is within walking distance of the Main Town, the Motława riverfront and the Gdańsk Główny transport hub. Compared with the large suburban centres, Madison is more compact, with a focus on everyday fashion, shoes, accessories, beauty products, services and small electronics, together with a supermarket-style food offer and convenience services. The brand mix is mainly Polish and European high-street names rather than designer labels, so it is better for practical purchases than for unique local craft items. For amber, folk crafts or antiques, the Old Town market streets are the better choice. Prices are fixed and haggling is not expected. Payment by card and mobile wallet is normal, and cash machines are available inside or nearby. Non-EU residents can ask participating retailers about tax-free shopping, which requires a receipt above the minimum spend and customs validation before leaving the EU. Eating options include a small food court, cafés, fast-food outlets and bakeries, which make it useful for a quick meal between sightseeing and a train departure. The atmosphere is typically brisk with commuters and city-centre shoppers, and busier at lunchtime and after work than in the mid-morning. As elsewhere in Poland, Sunday trading is restricted, so most stores are closed on non-trading Sundays; visitors planning a Sunday visit should check the calendar. Because of its location, the mall is also a practical place to buy forgotten travel items, toiletries, charging cables or a coat when the Baltic weather turns, and it provides indoor shelter on rainy days. Its proximity to the station and tram stops means that no car is needed, and luggage-friendly routes lead to it from the platforms.

Practical information for Galeria Madison · Last updated September 2026
Price $$
Address ul. Rajska 10, 80-850 Gdańsk

Location

ul. Rajska 10, 80-850 Gdańsk

54.3564, 18.6490 View on map

Highlights

  • Shop for everyday fashion, shoes and beauty items beside the Old Town
  • Combine a visit with a walk to the Main Town and Motława riverfront
  • Grab a quick meal at the food court or cafés before a train
  • Reach the mall on foot from Gdańsk Główny station

Tips for visiting

  • Use it for practical purchases and look to the Old Town for amber and crafts
  • Avoid the lunchtime and after-work rush if you want quieter aisles
  • Check Poland's trading-Sunday calendar before planning a Sunday visit
  • Ask retailers about tax-free forms if you live outside the EU
  • Use the nearby tram stops rather than driving into the centre

When to visit

Mid-morning on weekdays is quietest. Lunchtime and after-work hours are the busiest.

Accessibility

As a modern city-centre mall, it has lifts, escalators and level entrances. Routes from the station are mostly paved and flat.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Galeria Madison?

It is on ul. Rajska in central Gdańsk, close to the Old Town and the main railway station.

Is it good for souvenirs?

It is better for practical shopping than for crafts. Amber and traditional souvenirs are better found in the Old Town streets.

Does it accept cards?

Yes, card and mobile payments are standard, and cash machines are close by.

Is it open on Sundays?

Most stores close on non-trading Sundays under Polish law, so visitors should check the calendar first.