Uphagen’s House

Uphagens House is 18th century house belonging to Johann Uphagen, a rich merchant who was also a member of Gdańsk’s city council. Now his house serves as a museum presenting how merchants lived during 18th century. One floor of the museum is dedicated to Gdańsk’s gardens.

It is located at Long Lane at 54°20’57″N 18°38’57″E.

Ticket prices:

Normal price 16 zł, reduced 8 zł.

You can also buy 90 day pass to all eight branches of Gdańsk municipal museums, normal price 80 zł, reduced 50 zł.

On Wednesdays entrence is free. See https://muzeumgdansk.pl/index.php?id=362&L=1 for up to date information.

Uphagen’s house burned during second world war, fortunately all furniture were stolen earlier by germans and returned after war.