Warsaw: Guided Tour to Gdansk

Embark on a memorable day trip from Warsaw to Gdansk, where history meets seaside charm. Your journey begins with a comfortable transfer through the Polish countryside to the Baltic coast. Upon arrival in Gdansk, your expert guide will introduce you to the city’s vibrant history, from its prosperous days as a major trading port to its crucial role in the fall of communism in Europe.

Stroll through the Old Town, a beautifully restored district where colorful townhouses line the cobblestone streets. Admire the grandeur of the Neptune Fountain, a 17th-century symbol of Gdansk’s maritime power, and visit Artus Court, a former meeting place for merchants that now houses fascinating historical exhibits. Learn about the city’s past as part of the Hanseatic League and its enduring connection to the sea.

Your journey continues along the Royal Route, once reserved for Polish monarchs, now bustling with shops, galleries, and cafes. Discover the splendor of St. Mary’s Basilica, the world’s largest brick church, where Gothic architecture and religious art captivate visitors. For a panoramic view of the city, climb to the basilica’s observation tower and take in breathtaking sights of Gdansk’s skyline.

A highlight of your tour is a visit to the European Solidarity Centre, dedicated to the Solidarity movement that shaped Poland’s democratic transformation. Engage with interactive exhibits that tell the inspiring story of workers who challenged Soviet authority, leading to the eventual fall of the Iron Curtain.

As you explore, your guide will share stories about the city’s role in key historical events, including World War II and its aftermath. Enjoy free time along the Motława River, where traditional Polish cuisine awaits at charming waterfront restaurants. The tranquil riverfront offers a perfect backdrop to reflect on the city’s storied past before your return to Warsaw.

Approximately 15 hours

• Old Town of Gdansk – A beautifully restored area filled with historical landmarks and vibrant culture.
• Neptune Fountain – The iconic symbol of Gdansk’s maritime legacy.
• Artus Court – A stunning example of Gothic architecture reflecting Gdansk’s prosperous trading history.
• St. Mary’s Basilica – One of the world’s largest brick churches with awe-inspiring views.
• European Solidarity Centre – A tribute to Poland’s pivotal role in Eastern Europe’s democratic transformation.
• Motława River Walk – Scenic views and dining options by the picturesque waterfront.

Prices start from 94 EUR (exact pricing may vary based on group size and additional services).

• Round-trip transportation from your accomodation in Warsaw
• Comfortable transfer in a minivan or an another similar car
• Service of professional private city guide in chosen language for up to 3 hours sightseeing walking tour of Gdansk Old Town area
• Up to 4 hours of free time in Gdansk

• This tour involves moderate walking; comfortable shoes are recommended.
• Meals are not included but can be purchased at local restaurants during the tour.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off can be arranged upon request.
• Small-group tours ensure an intimate and personalized experience.