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Discover Gdańsk in winter from the water on a peaceful kayaking adventure. Glide through quiet canals and past historic shipyards, seeing landmarks like the Crane and Granary Island from a fresh perspective. Halfway through, warm up with a cup of hot chocolate served on the water, adding a cozy touch to your experience. Perfect for beginners, the tour provides professional kayaks, drysuits, and all safety gear. Guided by friendly local experts, you’ll learn about Gdańsk’s history and hidden gems, all in an intimate, small-group setting. A unique mix of adventure, history, and winter magic.
Price: $54.75
Duration: 2 hours
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!
Price: $23.42
Duration: 2 hours
Private one day trip to the marvelous Malbork Castle and charming area of Żuławy Wiślane. The best chance to see the biggest brick castle in the world and the delightful polish countryside in one. Spend a memorable day with an extraordinary program with a polish traditional lunch at a traditional wooden house in the scenery of the lovely polish countryside. In the end explore Westerplatte Penisula, where World War II began. Meet with a history of the first battle of this war. Go out with us off the beaten track and discover more during the best day trip from Gdańsk.
Price: $279.26
Duration: 7-8 hours
Experience the heart and soul of old Gdańsk with a passionate local guide! Together, we will uncover the city's rich history, stunning architecture, and hidden gems. This tour is entirely personalized to your interests—whether you’re captivated by medieval history, eager to explore picturesque streets, or just want to soak in the vibrant atmosphere at your own pace. I’ll tailor the timing and speed of our exploration to suit your preferences. Let’s make your visit to Gdańsk truly unforgettable!
Price: $168.72
Duration: 2 hours
Discover the rich history of Gdansk in a unique and fun way aboard a golf buggy. This tour offers a seamless blend of sightseeing and local culture as you explore the city’s key highlights while sipping on unlimited local beer. Learn about Gdansk’s impressive 1000-year history and its remarkable recovery post-World War II from knowledgeable guides. This personalized experience ensures that all your interests and requests are met, providing a memorable outing in the heart of Gdansk. - Enjoy a guided tour of Gdansk’s historical landmarks in a golf buggy - Sip on unlimited local beer while exploring the city - Learn about Gdansk’s rich history and post-war revival - Personalized tours available to cater to your unique interests
Price: $35.08
Duration: 1-1 hours
You will explore this historic spa resort town with a local architect learning the ins and outs of the charming community of Sopot. From the longest wooden pier in Europe to a Villa where Chopin visited and played, you will be amazed and inspired throughout the tour. You will hear fun stories and be presented with facts which relate to the development from a fishermen village to a glamorous spa resort well known all over Europe in the 1920-30s. I am a certified tour guide of the Sopot Tourist Association. My family has been settled here since March 1945 and I offer you a private experience. Let’s take a tour! It can be a walking tour, but it is quite easy to rent bikes and take a bike tour. The bike tour is also fun and you can see even more! I will help you with pleasure with the rental:)
Price: $197.81
Duration: 1-2 hours
This is not a boring history lesson, but a journey full of passion, energy and extraordinary stories! You'll be comfortably seated, feeling the refreshing breeze, and I'll show you Gdańsk like you've never seen it before. No walking, no rush – just you, the city, and memories that'll last a lifetime.
Price: $38.52
Duration: 1-1 hours
Kayak tour gives a different perspective on the historical value of the Main City. Paddling through the canals allows freedom to see places ferries cannot access. We will show you a completely different Gdansk to the one you’ve seen on land. Paddling in the city is a must for any visitor to Gdansk. Our kayaking tours are beginners friendly as the techniques are easy to learn. We have both double and single kayaks that can be assigned accordingly at the beginning of the tour depending on skills and experience.
Price: $139.49
Duration: 2-3 hours
The tours we offer are the best and fastest way to get to know the city of Gdańsk and its history. You just need to seat in a comfortable electric car and enjoy the ride! At the end you will feel that you already know everything about Gdańsk. The tour is suitable for people of all ages, and also for people with disabilities or difficulty walking. Well-prepared guides with many years of experience await you. We will tell you the history of the city, and we will also assist you and inform you about the attractions and things you can do in our beautiful city. Our priority is the satisfaction of our customers. Welcome!!!
Price: $68.78
Duration: 1-1 hours
Step into the enchanting world of "Ptasi Raj" with our enthusiastic nature guide, leading the way. As a native English speaker with a passion for wildlife, you will be immersed in the sights and sounds of this pristine nature reserve. Equipped with binoculars provided for your use, you'll set off on a leisurely stroll through the lush landscapes. Your guide's keen eye and spotting skills will unveil the hidden treasures of Sobieszewo Island as you encounter a diverse array of native birds and wildlife. From colourful songbirds flitting among the trees to elusive mammals rustling in the undergrowth, every step of the journey promises a new discovery. Your guide will share insights into the natural history and ecological significance of Sobieszewo Island. Whether you're a seasoned nature enthusiast or a curious beginner, the guide's engaging commentary will enrich your understanding and appreciation of this unique ecosystem.
Price: $66.19
Duration: 3-4 hours
This is an INDIVIDUAL tour. No extras to pay for guide or other services. Inclusions: - Guaranteed 2-hours guided Stutthof tour (led in English), regardless of traffic jams - Door to Door transport by air-conditioned car with English-speaking guide - Polish lunch with pierogi and beverages - Entrance ticket to the Stutthof Museum and ticket to Stutthof Museum Cinema - Take part in small group tour only up to 15 people - Visit Westerplatte and Polish Post Office The history of WW2 is inseparably linked with Gdańsk. The biggest global military conflict began here on 1 September 1939 with the first shots fired in Westerplatte peninsula and in front of the Polish Post Office. The war ended for the city in March 1945 when it was almost completely razed by the Red Army soldiers. Physical extermination of the Polish and Jewish population began right on the 1st of September 1939. Its traces are the mass graves in surrounding forests and the first nazi concentration camp in Stutthof.
Price: $244.87
Duration: 6-7 hours
Our tour is the perfect blend of history, culture, and craft beer exploration. Unlike standard pub crawls, this experience takes you deep into Gdańsk’s brewing traditions, starting in a historic brewery where you’ll taste medieval-style beers once enjoyed by locals and exported across Europe. As we walk through the charming Old Town, you’ll hear fascinating stories about a famous astronomer-brewer and the Grand Mill’s crucial role in beer production. Then, we shift to the modern craft beer scene at a cozy bar in Main Town, where you’ll sample five innovative brews, learning how local brewers experiment with flavors and techniques. This isn’t just about drinking—it’s about understanding the evolution of beer, from medieval recipes to contemporary creations. Whether you’re a history buff or a beer lover, this tour offers a unique, engaging, and unforgettable experience. Come taste Gdańsk’s past and present—one sip at a time!
Price: $77.04
Duration: 2 hours
Embark on a journey curated just for you, dear adventurer, as I, your knowledgeable guide, lead you through the enchanting streets of Gdansk Main Town. Join my "Gdansk Legends & Cocktails: Historic Tales and Tasting" tour, where I'll share captivating stories of old and introduce you to the city's mixology culture. Immerse yourself in the magic of Gdansk folklore and indulge in carefully crafted cocktails at handpicked venues. Each sip will transport you through time, as I reveal the history and origins of these delightful concoctions. Let me be your storyteller, weaving together the rich heritage of Gdansk with the art of mixology. This exceptional journey promises unforgettable memories, where you can explore, learn, and savor each moment. Book now, and let me, accompany you on this extraordinary adventure, as we create cherished memories together on the "Gdansk Legends & Cocktails: Historic Tales and Tasting" tour.
Price: $74.29
Duration: 2 hours
Some say that we don’t eat to live, but live to eat. And if we are to eat, we might eat well. A local guide will take you on a gastronomical tour of Gdansk’s Old City. We’ll try lots of Polish culinary specialties. We’ll taste the best that Gdansk has to offer while doing some sightseeing.
Price: $174.54
Duration: 3 hours
We provide a shuttle service between the airport and hotels in the Tri-City. A large, comfortable BMW 5 series car from 2020 with an exclusive interior. We will safely pick you up from the airport and take you to your chosen hotel.
Price: $39.56
Duration: 0-0 hours
Our drivers/guides have at least 5 year experience in services for international clients, tourists and all our vans are not older than 5 years.
Price: $450.00
Duration: 24-504 hours
Cruise Through Gdańsk’s Waterways Step aboard Baby Blue Katamaran for an exclusive journey through the heart of Gdańsk, where history, comfort, and adventure come together on the waters of the Motława River. Unlike crowded boat tours, this intimate cruise offers a personalized experience tailored to your occasion—whether it’s a sightseeing trip through the city’s iconic shipyard, a romantic escape, or a lively celebration with friends. Enjoy the freedom to customize your trip with music, refreshments, and optional extras like guided tours or photography, all while taking in the stunning views of Gdańsk from a unique waterside perspective. With a dedicated skipper ensuring a smooth and memorable ride, this is more than just a cruise—it’s an experience designed around you.
Price: $33.74
Duration: 1 hours
Private roundtrip transfer from Gdynia Cruise Port to Stutthof. English-speaking professional driver, modern Mercedes vehicles, door-to-door service with waiting time included. Flexible, cruise-friendly and fully private experience.
Price: $349.07
Duration: 5 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: PLN
- Languages: Polish, English, German, Russian
- Climate: Oceanic
- Timezone: Europe/Warsaw
- Population: Approximately 470,000 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is late spring to early autumn for pleasant weather.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the European Union, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Poland visa-free for short stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Citizens from some countries may require a Schengen visa prior to arrival. Poland does not offer visa on arrival or e-visa for most travelers. Visitors should have a valid passport, proof of accommodation, and sufficient funds. For longer stays or work, appropriate visas or permits are required.
About Gdansk
Gdansk is a historic port city on the Baltic coast of northern Poland, renowned for its rich maritime heritage, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. It stands out for its beautifully restored Old Town, featuring colorful facades, Gothic churches, and the iconic medieval crane over the Motlawa River. Gdansk played a pivotal role in European history, notably as the birthplace of the Solidarity movement that contributed to the fall of communism in Eastern Europe. Visitors are drawn to its unique blend of Hanseatic tradition and modern urban life, with charming cobblestone streets, lively markets, and a thriving arts scene. The city also offers access to nearby beaches and scenic coastal landscapes, making it an attractive destination for both cultural exploration and relaxation. Its culinary offerings and festivals further enrich the visitor experience, making Gdansk a compelling choice for travelers seeking history, culture, and seaside charm.
Gdansk Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Poland
- Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
- Group Size: Flexible group sizes
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: Visit between May and September for pleasant weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes and layers for variable coastal climate. Respect local customs such as polite greetings and punctuality. Carry some cash as smaller vendors may not accept cards. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, but learning a few Polish phrases is appreciated. Stay aware of your belongings in crowded places. Use official taxis or ride apps for safety. Check opening hours of attractions as some close on Mondays.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $220
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
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Top Attractions
1. Long Market (Dlugi Targ) – The vibrant heart of Gdansk’s Old Town, lined with colorful merchant houses, shops, cafes, and the impressive Neptune Fountain. 2. St. Mary’s Church – One of the largest brick churches in Europe, known for its vast interior and panoramic views from the tower. 3. Gdansk Crane (Zuraw) – A medieval port crane and symbol of the city’s maritime past, now a museum showcasing historic shipbuilding. 4. European Solidarity Centre – A modern museum dedicated to the Solidarity movement and Poland’s struggle for freedom. 5. Westerplatte – The historic peninsula where World War II began, featuring monuments and a peaceful park setting.
Popular Activities
Explore Gdansk’s Old Town on foot to admire its architecture and museums. Take a boat tour on the Motlawa River to see the city from the water. Visit local markets for crafts and souvenirs. Enjoy cycling along the Baltic coast or relax on nearby beaches such as Stogi or Brzezno. Participate in cultural events and festivals, including the St. Dominic’s Fair, one of the largest medieval fairs in Europe. For adventure seekers, kayaking and sailing opportunities are available in the bay area.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Gdansk’s cuisine reflects traditional Polish flavors with a strong emphasis on fresh seafood from the Baltic Sea. Signature dishes include pierogi (dumplings), smoked fish, and hearty soups like zurek. Local specialties such as herring prepared in various styles are popular. Dining customs often involve sharing multiple courses and enjoying local beers or meads. Noteworthy restaurants include “Pod Lososiem,” known for its historic ambiance and regional dishes, and “Goldwasser,” famous for its seafood and the traditional herbal liqueur of the same name.
Getting Around
Gdansk is accessible via Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport with connections to major European cities. The city has an efficient public transport system including trams and buses that cover most areas. Taxis and ride-sharing services are available. The Old Town is best explored on foot due to narrow streets and pedestrian zones. Bicycle rentals are common for local travel. Public transport tickets are affordable and can be purchased at kiosks or via mobile apps.
Travel Tips
Visit between May and September for pleasant weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes and layers for variable coastal climate. Respect local customs such as polite greetings and punctuality. Carry some cash as smaller vendors may not accept cards. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, but learning a few Polish phrases is appreciated. Stay aware of your belongings in crowded places. Use official taxis or ride apps for safety. Check opening hours of attractions as some close on Mondays.
Culture & Customs
Gdansk has a rich cultural heritage blending Polish traditions with Hanseatic influences. Social etiquette includes formal greetings and modest dress in religious sites. Important festivals include the St. Dominic’s Fair and the Baltic Sea Festival. The city values history and freedom, reflected in museums and public art. Visitors should be respectful during commemorations and public holidays. Tipping around 10% in restaurants is customary. Poles appreciate polite conversation and interest in their culture.
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