The representational Długa Street (Long Street) turns aside slightly and, as a consequence, we can see the most noteworthy buildings such as: The City Hall – the seat of city authorities, the post office building with its reconstructed interior, Renaissance Ferber House dating back to 1560, Renaissance Lion’s Castle from 1569 as well as the Schuman's House together with the statue of Zeus on its top (at present it is the main office of IT). The extension of the Długa Street constitutes Długi Targ (Long Market) whose Green Gate marks the end of the Royal Route. Długi Targ is a place full of cafes, pubs and restaurants. It is the favourite meeting point of both tourists and local residents, for that reason it is considered to fulfil the role of a peculiar Old Market Square in Gdańsk.

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