Gdańsk from above — 360° films in preparation
Guided 360° flights · 8K 60 fps · every word on screen
Author: Andrii Shramko360° footage of Gdańsk's Śródmieście and Aniołki has already been shot — the film with a guide and captions is in the works.
Would you like the film to show a particular place? Please write to us through the “For the city” page.
Built Where the Walls Came Down
The Horzyca Theatre, Jordanki with its "cracked" concrete and the New Town churches where the walls once stood.
What the footage covers
These parts of the city have already been filmed in 360° from a drone.
- Śródmieście (the city centre)The heart of old Gdańsk, with the Royal Route: Długa Street and the Long Market (Długi Targ).
- AniołkiA district whose name most likely comes from the former Church of St Michael and All Angels.
How to watch
On a phone: swipe across the picture or turn the phone itself — it works best in the YouTube app.
On a computer: drag the picture with the mouse to look around.
In a VR headset: open the film in DeoVR or YouTube VR.
Why visit Gdańsk
The Royal Route in Gdańsk's Śródmieście is Długa Street and the Long Market, closed at one end by the Main Town Hall and at the other by the Green Gate. In the Middle Ages it was a merchants' road with a market place, and the part by the town hall was called the Piglet Market — live piglets were sold there.Long Market (Długi Targ), Gdańsk — Polish Wikipedia
Aniołki lies right next to Śródmieście, along Aleja Zwycięstwa (Victory Avenue). The district's name most likely comes from the former Church of St Michael and All Angels; today it is home to, among others, the Medical University of Gdańsk.Aniołki — Polish Wikipedia
Questions
Is there a 360° video tour of Gdańsk with subtitles?
The film is in the works: 360° footage of Śródmieście and Aniołki has already been shot. Like every film in the series, it will have captions burned into the picture — every word of the guide on screen.
What does a film from this series look like?
A 360° flight over the city with a guide who tells the stories of particular buildings. The captions stand in three places around you, the picture is 8K at 60 fps, and you turn it with a finger, a mouse or your head in a VR headset. You can see examples on the Toruń, Bydgoszcz and Opole sites.
Where can I watch Gdańsk in VR?
Once the film is ready — in the DeoVR app or in YouTube VR; the link will appear on this page. You can already watch the series' films about Bydgoszcz, Toruń and Opole there.
Who films Gdańsk with a 360° drone?
Andrii Shramko, an engineer and filmmaker who lives in Bydgoszcz. The series is his independent initiative — not a city hall publication.
Andrii Shramko
Engineer and filmmaker, living in Bydgoszcz. I have been filming 360° in motion since 2015.
What you can check
- My 3D scan illustrates the NVIDIA Omniverse documentation, credited to Andrii Shramko
- World Labs: my scene “Poland”, 106 million splats — the largest in their Spark 2.0 article
- “Touching the Sky” — a VR film by Red Bull × Meta, 2025 (making-of on Red Bull TV)
- Immersive Warsaw 2026: speaker, “The Camera Doesn't Exist Yet”, 5 November 2026, Kinoteka
- Lublin's Old Town as a 3D scene: 259 million splats, 13 levels of detail — the largest scene on my profile
- ShramkoGSFPV: a drone simulator in the browser, flying over real 3D scans — open source
I almost always work with a team — that is why I write “we”. We will agree how to work together when we meet.