This salty warren of crusty old sea hands on Spichlerze Island has a delightfully tumble-down feel. Most nights sailors and their wives just meet up for beers around the bar, but Thursday evenings (and occasionally other nights) bring live performances of old sea shanties (sailor songs) that simply can't be missed.
Klub Morza Zejman
Gdańsk
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