Locus Artis · Gdańsk

Visit us

Locus Artis is a shop and gallery of craft by local makers in central Gdańsk — ceramics, lighting, jewellery, posters, linocuts, paintings, perfume and hand-sewn sketchbooks among them. You’ll find us at Długie Ogrody 6A, in Śródmieście.

Opening hours

Monday
10:00–15:00
Tuesday
closed
Wednesday
10:00–18:00
Thursday
11:00–20:00
Friday
11:00–20:00
Saturday
11:00–20:00
Sunday
11:00–20:00

Now and then, in special cases, the hours may change — the current ones are always on Google Maps.

Contact

phone
+48 739 016 359
e-mail
[email protected]
instagram
@locus.artis.concept
payment
card, cash, BLIK (a Polish mobile payment)

Finding us

Długie Ogrody 6A, 80-765 Gdańsk
Śródmieście (city centre)

Five minutes’ walk from the Green Gate. Cross the first bridge over the Motława and walk the length of Granary Island as far as Stągwie Mleczne — the great towers, known in English as the Milk Cans, just before the second bridge. Turn right straight after the bridge and walk along the Motława for about a hundred metres. Look for a row of four townhouses by Szopy street — only the riverside boulevard and the street lie between them and the river. They sit a little to the side of Długie Ogrody, so if you keep walking straight you’ll go right past them. We’re in the first two from the bridge, and the entrance is in the second.

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The Locus Artis storefront from the street: the corner of a cream townhouse, the Locus Artis sign on the big window, four boxes of red begonias on the sill and an easel with a black-and-white painting standing on the pavement by the door.
This is what you are looking for — the row of townhouses on Szopy, just after the bridge on your right.

Looking isn’t the only thing you can do here. Ania gives one-to-one calligraphy lessons, and we both run ceramic painting workshops — for one person or a small group, at a time we arrange together. The easiest thing is to write or call: +48 739 016 359, [email protected].

There’s a sofa, and a few other places to sit. There’s usually water and something sweet. Nobody will hurry you along or start a conversation you didn’t ask for. Children can touch things too.

See you soon.

Come and look, pick things up, ask about the makers. Or just sit down for a while and go nowhere.

Kasia i Ania