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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!

Take a private tour of Stutthof Museum to learn about World War II and the first Nazi concentration camp built in Poland from an Expert Guide. Hear also the forgotten story of Westerplatte, where the war began. Enjoy private transfers from Gdansk. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: Tour is available in following language: English,Germany, Polish French, Italian, Russian, Spanish Norwegian, Swedish 7-hour: Stutthof Concentration Camp Tour Learn about WWII and the Holocaust on a private tour of the Stutthof Concentration Camp. Private car transfers are included. Take advantage of a comfortable pickup service and take a guided excursion to Stutthof Concentration Camp. Learn how it functioned during the German occupation of Poland in WWII. See the barracks and gas chambers at the first concentration camp build by the Nazis in Poland. Explore the whole area with a licensed guide and discover facts only heard there.

Explore Gdansk Old Town on this private walking tour. Take the stress out of navigating, and put your full focus on enjoying the sites, as you have a private guide to lead the way. Your experience will be much more enjoyable than if you were traveling alone, as you learn about local legends, and historical facts from your guide. Get your bearings of the city, see Arthur’s Court, the Royal Way, Neptune Fountain, and much more.

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.

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.

Discover the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk with Skip-the-Line Tickets. See powerful exhibits like the Enigma machine and a Sherman tank, and uncover moving stories of survival and heroism in the city where WWII began. HIGHLIGHTS: -Discover the story of WWII with a 5-Star Private Licensed Guide -Beat the crowds with Skip-the-Line Tickets to this world-class museum -See extraordinary artifacts like the Enigma machine and a Sherman tank -Learn about Poland’s role and resilience in the face of wartime tragedy -Immerse yourself in powerful stories of survival, heroism and hope Throughout the tour, your Private Guide will bring forward human stories—of survival, heroism, forced labor, and unimaginable suffering. You will understand why Poland, squeezed between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, endured some of the war’s darkest tragedies. It is this focus on people, not just battles, that makes the museum so moving.