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I love the history, beauty, and architecture of Old Gdańsk, and I am passionate about sharing it with others. On this private tour, we can adjust our schedule for your needs—timing, speed, interests. Together, we'll see the well-known attractions, the little known secrets, and explore the charms of the city.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Gdańsk's maritime heritage with our 1,5-hour Electric Scooter Tour of the Gdańsk Shipyard. During the tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore the historic Gdańsk Shipyard, famously known as the birthplace of the Solidarity movement. Led by our knowledgeable and experienced guide, you'll delve into the rich history of this monumental complex, learning about its pivotal role in shaping Poland's modern history. Cruise past historic landmarks and architectural marvels, such as the towering Gdańsk Crane and the iconic European Solidarity Centre, where you'll gain insight into the struggles and triumphs of the Polish people. Whether you're a history enthusiast, architecture buff, or simply seeking a unique and exhilarating experience, our Electric Scooter Tour of the Gdańsk Shipyard promises an unforgettable adventure filled with discovery, excitement, and awe-inspiring sights.

This is a tour for Gdansk visitors who are short on time, but interested in seeing some of the top attractions around the city. Included on this tour is the longest operating concentration camp on Polish territory (during WWII) as well as the beautiful brick Malbork Castle, a UNESCO Heritage Site.

HUMAN CREATED/PRESENTED, NO A.I. CONTENT. Following on from our hugely popular city games around Poland, we have created a truly fun and unique game designed to let you explore/learn about the deeply underrated city of Gdynia. The game is really great entertainment for everyone- tourists, families, business groups, stag/hen parties- so whether you want to see all the sights in one go, organize a super fun (not to mention competitive!) team integration event or just try something new, this is definitely the activity you're looking for!

Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia make up an area known as the Tricity. Save time and go on a day trip that cover the highlights of all three cities in a day. Avoid the crowds on public transport and travel in a more luxurious way—a deluxe air-conditioned chauffeur-driven vehicle. Top sights covered include Gdansk Old Town, Oliwa Cathedral, Sopot Pier, and Dar Pomorza ship in Gdynia.

Go for a closer meeting with Gdansk’s unique legacy while spending unforgettable time on a Electric Scooter! The Full Tour will cover all places that you need to see while visiting Gdansk. See big medieval Main Square, shoot some photos at the riverside, pop into some of the buildings and learn about the Poles’ faith of past century by exploring the city. The 3 hours Regular Tour is always tailor-made towards your personal expectations, so that's no problem to manage some time for tasting traditional Polish cuisine or getting a bit off the track to see things that are usually missed by the default touristic routes. Experienced local guides will take you out for most probably the best trip you'll ever get!

Visit the Stutthof Museum and learn about the 20th-century history of Poland's first concentration camp and its impact on the local population. Hear about the Holocaust in Poland and discover the highlights of Gdansk Old Town with a private guide. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: Tour is available in following language: English,Germany, Polish French, Italian, Spanish, Russian Norwegian, Swedish 7-hour: Stutthof and Gdansk Old Town by Car Learn about WWII and the Holocaust at the Stutthof Concentration Camp Museum and discover the legends of the Old Town in Gdansk. Includes private car transfers. Learn about the Holocaust, World War II, and Polish history on a private tour to the Stutthof Concentration Camp Museum and the Old Town in Gdansk. Take advantage of a Licensed Guide and private car transfers. Spend a day surrounded by history.

Visit Slowinski National Park on a full-day, private tour from the Tri-City area that explores Slowinski’s shifting dunes and Leba Lake. Choosing a private tour of Slowinski National Park ensures you’ll have the flexibility to enjoy the day at your own pace, whether you’re climbing dunes or just snapping photos of the scenic coastline.

Gdańsk hides its secrets. Often, wandering the main street of the Main City hundreds of times a year, we come across many familiar elements that have their secrets and we will gladly tell you about them! You will learn: Why is the Golden Gate not all gold? Who looks from its top from east and west. Why is Glove hanging on Dluga street? What is the difference between Gdańsk tenement houses, e.g. the number of windows, and why you had to pay window tax? Did kings stroll under the Royal Road, where they lived, what they ate? Is Neptune just gushing water? Where did a devil tooth come from at Arthur's Court? Where did the Gdańsk people eat the best tube with whipped cream and cotton candy? Where can we find the elephant head? What was produced on Powrożnicza? And why is the Green Gate red? Motława in the Old Port, why so important for the city? Granary Island - an island of treasures. We invite families with children, groups of friends.

See the beauty of Gdansk from the water and visit places that ferries can’t access with this kayaking adventure. Led by a guide, set off on a beginner-friendly route that showcases views of the Crane, Gdansk Shipyard, Granary Island, and Olowianka Island. If you’re traveling as a couple, enjoy the flexibility to choose between a double or single kayak.

Escape the usual tourist trail, and explore a unique part of Poland—the Kashubian Switzerland region. It’s the perfect tour for travelers who want to see beautiful scenery, and learn about regional traditions. Enjoy a convenient hotel pickup, and private transport. You won’t have to worry about waiting in lines, or paying extra for entrance tickets, as admission is included to multiple sites, such as Wiezyca Hill. Other tour highlights include a Nunnery, and The Museum of Kashubian Pottery.

Explore the Largest Medieval Castle in Europe on a 1-day tour from Gdansk. Learn about everyday life in the Middle Ages with an audio guide in your chosen language. Marvel at the impregnable Teutonic fortress. See the defensive walls, crypts and many other themed rooms. Enjoy hotel pickup and round-trip transportation.

Discover the best of Gdansk's thriving craft beer scene—and visit locals-loved pubs and beer bars that many other visitors overlook—on this insider, small-group beer tour. Led by your beer expert guide, you'll walk through Gdansk's scenic heart, and will visit three different venues. As you go, sample a generous range of beers, enjoy snacks alongside, and learn all about the nuances of different beer styles and the brewing process.

This private tour takes you to the site of a former concentration camp that was opened by Nazi Germany during World War II—Stutthof. To get there quickly—without having to look up public transport routes—a Gdansk hotel pickup is included. Then, tour the former camp quarters, gas chambers, crematorium, and museum with a guide to provide commentary about the site’s poignant past.

Gdansk played a key role in World War II and this comprehensive private tour package lets you discover it in just a day. Start at the site of Stutthof Concentration Camp, home to a museum about the Nazi occupation; continue to Westerplatte, where one of the war’s first battles was fought; and see the remains of WWII damage in historic Gdansk Old Town. Enjoy lunch by the sea along the way.

Uncover the secrets, history, and legends of Adolf Hitler’s military headquarters during WWII. Narration language choices include ENG, GER (Option 1), SP, ITA, FRA (Option 2), NOR, SWE (Option 3). The 10-hour tour includes a full-day tour to the Wolf's Lair, while the 12-hour extended tour includes a full-day tour to the Wolf's Lair, as well as a visit to Mamerki and St. Mary's Sanctuary. Both options include door-to-door service to your hotel.

No extras to pay for guide. BEST CHOICE FOR COUPLES AND SMALL GROUPS UP TO 8 PERSONS. The history of WWII is inseparably linked with Gdańsk. The biggest global military conflict began here on 1 September 1939 with the first shots fired in Westerplatte peninsula. Let's visit the remains of Polish transit depot and fortifications from 1930's Inclusions: - Guaranteed 1,5-hours guided Westerplatte tour (led in English) - Door to Door transport by air-conditioned car with English-speaking guide and driver - Stop for 15 minutes to see the Gulf of Gdansk - Individual groups up to 8 people - Entry/Admission - Westerplatte Museum (not avaliable on mondays and off season)

After World War II, an Iron Curtain fell across Europe—and Gdansk ship workers in Lech Wałęsa’s Solidarity movement helped tear it down. Discover the heritage of Solidarity and the history of Polish Communism on this private guided walking tour of the Gdansk shipyards with pickup from your Gdansk Old Town hotel. Upgrade for a half-day tour with a skip-the-line visit to the European Solidarity Center (Europejskie Centrum Solidarności).

Hit all the highlights of Gdansk in one day. You and your local guide will take private transportation to see Old Town, Oliwa District, Westerplatte, Brzezno, and more. Highlights include St. Bridge's Church, St. Mary's Church, Oliwa Cathedral, and the Gdansk Shipyard (area of town). This tour takes roughly 7 hours, please pick the tour in the language best suited to you when booking.

Prebook this Stutthof Museum and Memorial tour from Gdańsk, and guarantee your admission into the museum and memorial site. Ride comfortably from Gdańsk, and upon arrival, explore the grounds with a guide who tells you all about the seriousness of the WWII history. You’ll also get to watch a documentary film while you’re at Stutthof.

Malbork is known for its medieval castle which was founded by the Knights of the Teutonic Order. On this private, 5-hour trip, save time planning transport with hotel pickup, drop-off, and a transfer to Malbork Castle included. Make the most of your time in Malbork by avoiding visitor lines and prebooked entrance tickets. A guide accompanies you throughout and highlights include the Grand Masters Palace, and the Great Refectory.

This is a fantastic choice for history and architecture fans. Enjoy the ultimate hassle-free day with Gdansk hotel pickup and drop-off included. You’ll travel in a comfortable vehicle to Malbork Castle, where you won’t have to waste a moment waiting in line as admission tickets are provided. Explore the spectacular brick castle from the Middle Ages before discovering more attractions in Zulawy. A highlight of the day is enjoying a polish traditional lunch at an original wooden house in the scenery of the lovely polish countryside.

Explore the Wolf’s Lair and Swieta Lipka on a private day trip from Gdansk that gives you unhurried time to explore, which many group tours don’t. With your own driver-guide and transport, the day moves at a flexible pace, allowing for deeper discussion, questions, and unhurried time at each site, including the forest-hidden ruins of Hitler’s former headquarters and the Baroque church at Swieta Lipka.

My two-hour walking tour through Gdansk's Main Town offers an immersive journey through centuries of history, culture, and architectural splendor. What makes this tour unique is the perfect blend of fascinating stories, lesser-known legends, and iconic landmarks—curated to give you a deep connection to the city. We’ll explore not just the must-see attractions, but also hidden gems along the Royal Route, such as charming streets and historic buildings that tell the story of Gdansk's vibrant past. As a local guide, I tailor each tour to my guests' interests, providing personalized recommendations for the rest of your stay, whether it's the best places to eat, drink, or relax. By the end of this tour, you’ll not only have seen Gdansk’s key sites but also gained a genuine understanding of the city’s unique identity—from its medieval roots to its modern-day charm. Book now and let me show you Gdansk through the eyes of a local!