Korytarz pod Trzema Głowami Dzika w Gdańsku

The entrance to the Three Boar Heads corridor stands out for its ornate, sculpted masonry featuring three distinct stone animal heads peering from above the archway. This passage served as a functional link between houses in the heart of Gdańsk, allowing residents to navigate between street-level dwellings and deep storage cellars. When a nineteenth century merchant refused to grant his neighbor access to the cellar, the neighbors took the dispute to the local courts, leaving behind legal records detailing the fight for light.