Explore the secrets of ‘The Witcher 3’ with Geralt White Wolf (played by the charming Henry Cavill in the Witcher Netflix Adaptation). Andrzej Sapkowski’s Slavic Witcher world comes alive in the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with several hidden secrets you can only notice if you visit Poland or watch lots of Poland travel vlog videos. Prepare for interesting facts about Gdansk (the real city Novigrad was modeled after) that you can’t even find in any Gdansk travel vlog.
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Sources:
“Novigrad”, article by Witcher Wiki on Fandom (witcher(dot)fandom(dot)com/wiki/Novigrad#:~:text=Novigrad%20is%20a%20free%20city,largest%20cities%20in%20the%20North)
“The Witcher in Gdańsk: How the city inspired the world of the award-winning game!”, article by In Your Pocket (inyourpocket(dot)com/gdansk/the-witcher-in-gdansk-how-the-city-inspired-the_77307f)
“The Witcher and Poland: Real Places That Inspired The Witcher Franchise”, article by In Your Pocket (blog.inyourpocket(dot)com/poland/2020/02/the-witcher-and-poland-real-places-that-inspired-the-witcher-franchise/)
“The Crane”, article by Zabytek (zabytek(dot)pl/en/obiekty/gdansk-zuraw)
“History of the City Gdańsk”, article by City of Gdańsk (gdansk(dot)pl/en/about-gdansk/history-of-the-city-gdansk,a,3012)