Gdańsk: Live Cuban Music and Oriental Food in tropics Gdańsk: Live Cuban Music and Oriental Food in the Jungle
ID: GYG541088-941149
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Country: Poland
Description
Spend an unforgettable time to the rhythm of live Cuban sax music and enjoy authentic oriental cuisine in the exotic garden. Relax in a tropical garden and feel like you're on a dream vacation.
Visit a real jungle in the city center. Relax in the exotic Olivia Garden and spend your time in the only place of its kind in the TriCity, surrounded by approximately 4,000 tropical plants from 5 different continents.
Come to the tropical garden on a Saturday evening for a special event, "Fiesta Latina," during which you'll listen to live Cuban music performed by the talented vocalist and guitarist. It's the perfect moment to unwind to the rhythm of soulful sounds in a place with a truely Cuban atmosphere.
Taste our oriental cuisine by choosing either Vegan Miso Ramen or Shoyu Ramen and be amazed by the unique flavors of the dishes. Experience this special moment in one of the most magical places in the entire Tricity and feel like you're on a vacation on a paradise island with a glass of Prosecco in your hand.
Highlights
- Enjoy the taste of Vegan Miso Ramen or Shoyu Ramen in in an exotic garden
- Relax and listen to atmospheric Cuban live music
- Enjoy a glass of refreshing prosecco
- Spend unforgettable moments deep in the jungle in the middle of the city
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This activity will take place rain or shine.
Keep in mind the specific climate in Olivia Garden - we encourage you to layer up.
You should go to Olivia Garden reception.
When should I book?
To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.
Cancellations
Cancellation is not possible. If you cancel it anyway or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity and the money you paid will not be refunded.
