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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.

This is the ultimate whistle-stop tour of the Trinity area, and a great choice for visitors with limited time in Poland. Save time researching things to do, and enjoy a hassle-free day with an itinerary organized for you. After a hotel pickup, visit interesting places in Gdansk, Gdynia, and Sopot, such as Gdansk Old Town and Gdynia Museum. See amazing views, historical buildings, and have a guide on-hand to provide local insights.

Have fun cycling through one of the most bike-friendly cities in Poland while sightseeing and learning about Gdansk. Visit the Old Town, Low Town, shipyard and other areas of the city. You’ll get a much more intimate perspective than touring by car or bus, but can cover more ground than you would on a walking tour. This tour is an exciting way to see the sights while exercising.

Save tired legs and discover the highlights of Gdansk with ease—on a golf buggy tour. Instead of following a map, benefit from having your own driver to take you around. During the tour, learn about the city’s history, pass by top landmarks, and also benefit from the perk of having unlimited local beer to enjoy.

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.

Culinary cruise with pierogi tasting on the Motława River - discover the flavors of Gdańsk from the deck of a traditional boat! We invite you to a unique culinary cruise on the Motława River, which combines relaxation on the water with a real feast for the palate. We set off from an atmospheric place - the former grounds of the Gdańsk Shipyard, to sail towards the heart of the city. During the cruise, we serve one of the most popular dishes of Polish cuisine - pierogi! On board a 12-person, open-deck boat, we prepare freshly cooked pierogi for participants, which are served with crispy fried onion and golden cracklings just before the tasting. This is not only a culinary attraction, but also a unique experience with a view of the historic quays of Gdańsk and its architecture.

On this Gdansk bike tour, you’ll be taken to interesting sites in the Old Town and Lower City. You’ll save time researching cycle routes and your guide will take you to unusual spots that are difficult for tourists to find. Highlights include St. Mary's Basilica tower and the Shipyard area. Conveniently, bike rental is included, so you can travel light.

This is the perfect way to expand your knowledge of Poland’s World War II history. Instead of putting in hours of research time, enjoy a tour around Gdansk with a private guide. Learn stories about the city’s war heroes, and the tragic events that occurred in Nazi-occupied Poland. The trip visits a shortlist of important sites to understand Gdansk’s past, such as the Museum of the Second World War.

A Hanseatic city, Gdansk was built around the water. Hear pre-recorded insights into the city's rich history on this short Motlawa River cruise, aboard a motorboat with a retractable canopy roof. See sights including Granary Island, Olowianka Island, the medieval crane, the fish market, the SS Soldek freighter, and the remains of a fortress built by the Teutonic Knights. Numbers are capped at just 10 passengers, ensuring an intimate experience.

Discover Gdańsk through its food on a small-group walking tour that goes beyond typical tourist spots. Enjoy authentic Polish tastings while discovering how the city's port history and regional traditions shaped its cuisine. Sample classics like Baltic fish and pierogi at carefully selected local venues full of character. Alcoholic Drinks Pairing Option: Includes a curated pairing of traditional Polish alcoholic beverages served with selected tastings, featuring local beers and Polish vodka shots to complement the food and enhance the experience. Standard Option (No Drinks): Includes the same guided tour, food tastings, route, and local stories, but without the alcoholic drinks pairing. With a relaxed pace, a knowledgeable guide, and a mix of hidden gems and iconic streets, this tour is an authentic introduction to Gdańsk through its flavors.

Stutthof was a former concentration camp that was established by the Nazi regime during World War II, and it now acts as a memorial to those who lost their lives there. Instead of looking up local public transport schedules, this tour is a convenient way to get there—starting with a Gdansk hotel pickup. Once at the site, a guided tour is included around the museum and grounds.

Experience the rich flavors of Poland on a guided wine tasting journey in the heart of Gdańsk. Discover the country’s emerging wine scene as you sip six hand-selected Polish wines, from crisp whites and elegant reds to refreshing rosés and even a sparkling surprise. Each glass tells a story of Poland’s unique winemaking traditions and native grape varieties. As you indulge, immerse yourself in Gdańsk’s fascinating past. Once a major medieval trading hub, the city played a key role in global commerce. Your expert host will share engaging stories about its influence on Polish cuisine, international trade, and local traditions. To enhance your tasting, a selection of local snacks will be paired with the wines, adding depth to your experience. Let the warmth of great company, exceptional wine, and cultural storytelling make for an unforgettable evening. Cheers to discovering Poland!

Experience an alternative way to go sightseeing in Gdansk—a guided kayaking adventure. See the city from a completely different perspective to a walking tour, and access canals that ferries can’t go through. Along the way, pass by interesting sights such as The Crane, SS Soldek museum ship, the Gdansk Shipyard, Granary Island, and Olowianka Island.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Gdynia's coastal wonders and maritime history with my personalized tour. From iconic landmarks like Molo Poludniowe to hidden gems such as Kamienna Góra, immerse yourself in the city's captivating scenery and rich cultural heritage. Ascend the Cliff Path over Orłowski Cliff for breathtaking panoramic views of the Baltic Sea, and discover a secluded wild beach nestled beneath the rugged cliffs, a true hidden gem awaiting exploration. Venture beyond the city limits to charming coastal villages like Rewa, where you'll experience the authentic charm of Northern Poland's seaside communities. With flexibility at its core, my tour allows you to tailor your experience to your preferences, whether you're drawn to the natural beauty of the coastline, intrigued by the city's maritime history, or seeking a memorable coastal adventure. Join me as we uncover the treasures of Gdynia - a city shaped by the sea - and create lasting memories along the way.

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.

This Solidarity Tour is a great way to increase your understanding of the Solidarity Movement in Poland, and to explore some of Gdansk’s top landmarks. You’ll save time waiting in long visitor lines by having an admission ticket to the European Solidarity Center included. After the museum, a walking tour will take you to places that can’t be reached by car or bus, and help you get your bearings of the city. Highlights include BHP Hall, Lenin Gates, and the Monument of the Fallen Shipyard Workers.

Vast, brick-built Malbork Castle (Muzeum Zamkowe w Malborku), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must on any visit to Gdansk. Spare yourself the mile-long (1.5-kilometer) walk from the train station when you book this convenient package, with pickup and drop-off direct to your hotel. Explore the castle and its grounds with an audio guide: please note routes are shorter on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Kick off the night with a fun group of travelers on a pub crawl of Gdansk, and discover the best local bars and hottest clubs in the city. Learn to party like a Pole as a series of three venues with 2 complimentary drinks, and get exclusive discounts at each place. Skip the lines, forget about cover charges and enjoy the evening worry-free as you experience the legendary nightlife of a city that keeps the party going until sunrise.

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).

Enjoy a private and hassle-free visit to Westerplatte with a professional English-speaking chauffeur. You will be picked up from your hotel, apartment or any private address in Gdańsk or Sopot and travel in a luxury vehicle. This is a self-guided visit – no tour guide is included. The chauffeur provides private transportation and waits on site while you explore Westerplatte independently at your own pace. The total duration of 2 hours includes round-trip private transfers and driver waiting time. After the visit, your chauffeur will take you back to the location of your choice.

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!

If you’re looking for a way to see the sights of Gdansk from a new vantage point and avoid the crowds at the same time—then this sunset kayaking tour is an excellent pick. Follow your guide on a paddling adventure through the river Motlawa and learn about the city’s maritime history as you pass interesting landmarks such as the Gdansk Shipyard, SS Soldek, and The Crane.

Our guide will take you on an amazing bike trip through historical Gdańsk to top Polish summer resort - Sopot. History doesn't have to be boring if it is passed on with passion! During our bicycle trip, you will not only visit the most important parts of Gdańsk, but also you will admire seashore promenade landscapes on your way to Sopot. Join us and discover Gdańsk and Sopot on two wheels! Regardless of your age and condition, you can go for that type of sightseeing - the terrain is flat and very pleasant to drive on. Our new e-bikes will make it a very easy and delightful experience. It's the best sightseeing cultural and active tour in Gdańsk

This is a perfect pick for travelers with limited time in Gdańsk. Set off on an electric scooter tour—the ideal way to tick off lots of sights in a short space of time. The tour focuses on the most important buildings in Gdańsk’s Old Town with commentary provided along the way, so you can learn about the city’s history and get lots of great local recommendations too.