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Gdansk Crane

Name: Gdansk Crane
Address: ul. Szeroka 67/68 | At Maritime Museum, Gdansk, Polonia, Gdansk
Telephone: +48 58 301 69 38
Rating: 5.0000

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The Crane of Gdansk

The crane is one of the symbols of the city, originally dates back to the fourteenth century. It´s present strangely shaped appearance dates back to 1442-4. It was driven manually using pulleys that could lift up to 2 tons. It measures 27 meters and had to be fully restored because of a fire in 1945. Needless to say, it had to be restored again after World War II.