Warsaw: Tour to Malbork & Gdansk

Your day begins with an early departure from Warsaw as you travel north to Malbork, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Poland’s most remarkable historical landmarks. Upon arrival, you will step back in time and explore the immense Malbork Castle, once the seat of the powerful Teutonic Knights. This medieval fortress is the largest brick castle in the world and an architectural marvel.

With your expert guide, you’ll learn about the castle’s history, its role in the Teutonic Order, and the dramatic battles fought on its grounds. Marvel at the intricately designed chambers, courtyards, and the impressive castle walls. You’ll also visit the Museum of the Teutonic Order, which exhibits medieval armor, weapons, and artifacts that offer insight into the turbulent past of the region.

After exploring Malbork, you will continue to Gdansk, a city renowned for its maritime history and charming medieval architecture. On arrival, begin with a walking tour of the Old Town, a beautifully restored area that reflects Gdansk’s rich history. The walk takes you through the Long Market (Długi Targ), lined with colorful merchants’ houses and the impressive Neptune Fountain, a symbol of the city’s connection to the sea.

Visit the iconic Main Town Hall, whose ornate architecture and panoramic views of the city from its tower make it a must-see. Don’t miss the stunning St. Mary’s Church, one of the largest brick churches in Europe, with its incredible interiors and magnificent altar.

Gdansk is also closely tied to Poland’s modern history, particularly in the development of the Solidarity movement. You will visit the European Solidarity Centre, which showcases the city’s role in the struggle for freedom and the peaceful end of communism in Central Europe.

After exploring the highlights of Gdansk, enjoy some free time for shopping or savoring local specialties, such as fresh fish dishes or the famous Polish pierogi.

As the day concludes, return to Warsaw with a deeper appreciation of Poland’s history, from medieval times to the pivotal role Gdansk played in shaping modern Europe.

Approximately 16 hours

• Explore the grandeur of Malbork Castle, the largest brick castle in the world.
• Discover the fascinating history of the Teutonic Knights through guided tours and exhibitions.
• Stroll through Gdansk’s Old Town, visiting landmarks like Neptune Fountain and St. Mary’s Church.
• Learn about Gdansk’s pivotal role in the Solidarity movement at the European Solidarity Centre.
• Enjoy free time in Gdansk for shopping and trying local delicacies like pierogi and fresh fish.

Prices start from 159 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
• Entrance tickets to Malbork Castle
• 3 hours of audio-guided visit in Malbork Castle in chosen language
• Service of professional private city guide in chosen language for up to 3 hours walking tour of Gdansk Old Town

• The tour involves moderate walking; comfortable shoes are recommended.
• The tour is suitable for history enthusiasts, families, and those interested in Polish culture.
• Lunch is not included, but there will be plenty of opportunities to dine in Gdansk.