Mural Map
Download or find a map of the 'Monumental Art' collection to ensure you don't miss the hidden murals between the blocks.





Zaspa-Młyniec is one of the most recognizable residential districts in Gdańsk, Poland. Originally built on the site of a former airport, the neighborhood is characterized by its hexagonal layout and towering apartment blocks. It has become a cultural landmark due to the 'Monumental Art' project, which transformed the grey facades into a massive open-air gallery featuring dozens of large-scale murals by international artists. Beyond the art, the district offers a quiet, local atmosphere with plenty of green space, making it a pleasant contrast to the busy historic center of Gdańsk. Its location provides convenient access to both the city's main attractions and the nearby beaches.
Zaspa-Młyniec is one of the most recognizable residential districts in Gdańsk, Poland. Originally built on the site of a former airport, the neighborhood is characterized by its hexagonal layout and towering apartment blocks. It has become a cultural landmark due to the 'Monumental Art' project, which transformed the grey facades into a massive open-air gallery featuring dozens of large-scale murals by international artists. Beyond the art, the district offers a quiet, local atmosphere with plenty of green space, making it a pleasant contrast to the busy historic center of Gdańsk. Its location provides convenient access to both the city's main attractions and the nearby beaches.
World-renowned collection of monumental murals on apartment blocks.
Spacious green corridors and pedestrian-friendly walkways.
Proximity to the Baltic Sea and Ronald Reagan Park.
Excellent transport links to the Tri-City area.
The area is primarily residential, so there are fewer dining options than in the Old Town.
It is best explored during daylight hours to fully appreciate the mural art.
The large scale of the district means a fair amount of walking is required.
Download or find a map of the 'Monumental Art' collection to ensure you don't miss the hidden murals between the blocks.
The district is well-served by the SKM train station 'Gdańsk Zaspa', making it easy to reach from the main station.
Street art enthusiasts and those seeking a local Gdańsk experience.
PLN zł
$60-$100 p/day
Polish, English
Walk through the neighboring park to reach the Brzeźno beach in about 20-30 minutes.
May-September
Great for walking and photography as the trees begin to bloom around the murals.
The best time to visit if you plan to combine your trip with the nearby Baltic beaches.
The autumn colors provide a beautiful contrast to the grey concrete and colorful murals.
A quiet time to visit, though the coastal winds can make outdoor walking quite cold.