From the shipyards to the shoreline, public Wi-Fi in Gdańsk is everywhere — and so are prying eyes. Windscribe keeps your online self private and secure, wherever you may roam.


Follow our simple 3-step process to get secured on Wi-Fi networks
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Follow the Instructions to Install the VPN App
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You will be prompted to create an account after install. (No email required)
From the Motława River or at a café in Wrzeszcz, Windscribe keeps your browsing private.
Olivia Business Centre’s steel facades house fintech firms handling transactions that could sway zloty exchange rates. Windscribe’s WireGuard protocol now cloaks trade secrets moving between Alchemia’s labs and Berlin investors, while split tunneling lets Garnizon startups access local NAS drives without exposing R&D databases.

Picture this: an American couple snaps selfies at Neptune Fountain while auto-connecting to “DługiTarg_Free.” By lunchtime, their credit cards fund a Kaliningrad botnet. Gdańsk’s 5,000+ public hotspots become minefields during St. Dominic’s Fair, when half a million visitors overwhelm networks. Use Windscribe to protect your connection, always.

Try streaming Monday’s Champions League match through TVP Sport only to see “Content Not Available in Your Region” – a common frustration at Elektryków Street sports bars. Poland’s amended Media Act blocks certain international news outlets, while Netflix’s PL library lacks 37% of US titles. Windscribe gives you access to global content libraries, so you’re not stuck with the local lineup or its release schedule.

The Northern Port’s control towers oversee cargo worth 18% of Poland’s GDP, making their systems a prime target for spoofed AIS signals and data interception. Windscribe’s servers use the strongest AES-256 encryption to lock down communications between offshore crews and customs brokers, ensuring secure data flow even when Baltic storms weaken satellite links.

Hotel lobbies in Sopot, coffee shops in Gdynia, and public hotspots in Gdańsk all have one thing in common: zero real security. Windscribe’s Network Options kick in the moment you connect, scrambling your traffic and making you vanish from nosy admins faster than a seagull swiping pierogi.

You might leave Gdańsk, but the port city never really leaves you. Whether you’re traveling for work or just exploring, Windscribe keeps your digital roots anchored on the Baltic coast.

Sure, your streaming queue might be global — but sometimes you just want TVP3 Gdańsk news, Ekstraklasa football, or local programs from Polsat and TVN. With Windscribe, you can stream Player.pl, WP Pilot, Polsat Go, and TVP VOD wherever you are, so the Baltic stays on your screen.

Sometimes, being Gdańsk-based has its perks. Windscribe gives you a fast Polish IP so you can read Trojmiasto.pl, follow regional forums, or grab subscription deals in złotys — whether you’re in Berlin, Chicago, or Sydney.

As a Gdańsk expat or frequent traveler, your banking and official logins often still run through home. Windscribe lets you securely access PKO, mBank, ZUS, or Profil Zaufany portals with a Polish IP, keeping your accounts and government services within reach anywhere in the world.


Because we don’t just encrypt your connection. We keep your online activity invisible to prying eyes, ninja-dodge content blocks, and let you browse like a ghost with a passport.
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Privacy: Audited & Court-Proven
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Other VPNs
6 Encryption Protocols
Widest Server Reach
Most 10 Gbps Servers
Industry-Leading Ad Blocker
Privacy: Audited & Court-Proven
Windscribe offers flexible pricing options for Polish users. The monthly plan costs approximately 35 PLN (approximately $9 USD), while the annual plan provides better value at 268 PLN (approximately $69 USD) or about 22 PLN per month. We also offer a unique "Build A Plan" option where you can select specific server locations for 3.90 PLN ($1 USD) per location per month with a minimum of two locations. A generous free tier with 10GB monthly data is available for casual users or testing our service.
Using a VPN is completely legal in Gdansk and throughout Poland. The Polish legal system places no restrictions on VPN usage for legitimate privacy and security purposes.
Verifying VPN encryption is essential, especially when connecting through networks in busy Gdansk locations like Galeria Madison or cafés along Długa Street. Check your IP address changes by comparing with and without VPN active - the displayed IP should show a location different from Gdansk or Poland. Use dnsleaktest.com to verify DNS requests are routed through your VPN, as Polish ISPs like Orange Polska and Vectra sometimes use DNS settings that can bypass VPN tunnels. Test for WebRTC leaks using browserleaks.com, which is important when using popular browsers in Poland like Chrome or Firefox. Verify your kill switch by temporarily disabling your internet connection while your VPN is running.
A quality VPN can help address some fluctuation issues by bypassing ISP throttling from major Polish providers like Orange Polska and UPC, which sometimes implement traffic shaping during peak hours. Some VPNs offer better routing than default ISP paths, and switching VPN servers can help resolve issues like buffering on Netflix when using Netia connections. However, a VPN can't increase base internet speed beyond your connection limit, typically reduces raw speed by 10-15% on Polish residential connections, and cannot overcome fundamental connection failures. Windscribe's R.O.B.E.R.T. technology helps manage bandwidth by blocking ads and trackers, useful with limited bandwidth connections in Gdansk's older residential buildings.