Top Gdansk Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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.

Visit Stutthof Concentration Camp on this 5-hour private tour from Gdansk. Learn the terrible history of the Nazi camp where thousands of people from more than 25 countries were tortured and murdered. Walk around the camp with the guide, hearing stories about daily lie in the camp.

Discover Gdańsk from a water perspective on board a replica of a Polish river boat used for over 400 years. An intimate, wooden and spacious 12-seater boat will take you to places unavailable to large ships, and thanks to the low number of passengers you'll feel at ease and special. You will start the cruise from the former areas of the Gdańsk Shipyard, which once was a workplace for nearly 18,000 people and unavailable to visitors for over 170 years. Next, you'll go on a cruise on Motława - the center of the Old Town. You will see many tourist attractions, including the ruins of the Teutonic castle, water gates leading to the city, the famous wooden crane from the 15th century, charming old tenement houses and their new setting. You will follow a route that will also show you monuments and new buildings of the Ołowianka Island and the Granary Island. This trip is also a unique and only opportunity to see up close specialist vessels, Gdansk cranes.

Prebook this Stutthof Museum and Memorial tour from Gdańsk, and guarantee your admission into the museum and memorial site. Ride comfortably from Gdańsk, and upon arrival, explore the grounds with a guide who tells you all about the seriousness of the WWII history. You’ll also get to watch a documentary film while you’re at Stutthof.

This guided private full-day tour will help you discover the many highlights of Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia. It’s an ideal way to save time if you’re in Poland for a limited time and want to experience as much as possible, while traveling comfortably. Highlights include Neptune Fountain, Oliwa Cathedral, Sopot Pier, Kościuszko Square, and much more. Your private guide will provide commentary, and all entrance fees are included. 

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, you’ll 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 to provide local insights. 

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.

Explore Malbork Castle, the largest Gothic fortress in Europe, on this 5-hour guided tour from Gdansk. Stroll around this UNESCO World Heritage-listed site with the guide, learning about the intriguing history of the place and hearing about the Teutonic Order. Marve at one of the most lauded monuments in Poland.

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.

The best Segway tours in Gdansk! Segway vehicles are a phenomenal way to explore cities combined with great fun! We offer an innovative form of getting to know Gdańsk on Segway vehicles. Our company was the first in the Tri-City to introduce an alternative to traditional sightseeing. You don't have to worry about your driving skills - it's very simple and intuitive! We carry out Segway driving training before each trip. Are you looking for new forms of entertainment or just tired of following the guide? You've come to the right place, our tour offer is just for you! About us: - Professional guides - Original Segway vehicles - 7 years of experience - 100% satisfied customers

Deepen your knowledge of Polish history with this guided tour of Gdansk and Westerplatte. Choose to travel by car or take a scenic 45-minute cruise along the Motława River to Westerplatte. Tour the site and learn about the events that took place here in World War II. See barracks, a guardhouse, military cemetery, and monument dedicated to the soldiers who sought to defend the Polish coast.

Discover Gdansk’s many highlights on a City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Tour. You’ll learn fascinating historical information from on-board audio guides, and travel with ease on a comfortable bus. It’ll be a hassle-free day, with one ticket to cover unlimited stops on the line you choose. Explore the city at your own pace, and only get off at the places that interest you. Potential highlights include the WWII Museum, Oliwa Zoo, or the Shipyard.

This is a fantastic choice for history and architecture fans. Enjoy the ultimate hassle-free day with Gdansk hotel pickup and drop-off included. You’ll travel in a comfortable vehicle to Malbork Castle, where you won’t have to waste a moment waiting in line as admission tickets are provided. Explore the spectacular brick castle from the Middle Ages before discovering more attractions in Zulawy. A highlight of the day is enjoying a barbecue in Hel—the village where the Nogat and Vistula rivers meet.

If you’re visiting Gdansk on a Shore Excursion and you’d like to see a lot in a short space of time, this is the perfect option. Enjoy the convenience of a port pickup and a private sightseeing tour that covers Gdansk, Sopot, and Gydnia. You’ll travel between sites in a private vehicle with a guide to enhance your trip. Highlights include The Main Town Hall, Neptune Fountain, St. Mary’s Church, Oliwa Cathedral, Sopot Pier, and The Kosciuszko Square.

Malbork is known for its medieval castle which was founded by the Knights of the Teutonic Order. On this 5-hour trip, you’ll save time planning transport by having hotel pickup, drop-off, and a transfer to Malbork Castle included. Make the most of your time in Malbork, by avoiding visitor lines and having entrance tickets provided. You’ll have a guide to accompany you, and highlights include the Grand Masters Palace, and the Great Refectory.

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.

Breathtaking views of the setting sun against the background of shipyard cranes. Discover Gdańsk from a water perspective on board a replica of a Polish river boat used for over 400 years. An intimate, wooden and spacious 12-seater boat will take you to places unavailable to large ships, and thanks to the low number of passengers you'll feel at ease and special. You will start the cruise from the former areas of the Gdańsk Shipyard, which was unavailable to visitors for over 170 years. Next, you'll go on a cruise on Motława - the center of the Old Town. You will see many tourist attractions, including the ruins of the Teutonic castle, water gates leading to the city, the famous wooden crane from the 15th century, charming old tenement houses and their new setting. You will follow a route that will also show you monuments and new buildings of the Ołowianka Island and the Granary Island. This trip is also a unique and only opportunity to see up close specialist vessels, Gdansk cranes.

Explore the medieval town of Toruń on this action-packed day tour. A private tour means you'll have a more personalized experience, and better access to your guide if you have questions. See the medieval street plans in the Old Town that earned Toruń UNESCO World Heritage status, and see the New Town too. A stress-free tour where your guide will navigate, and tell you about the city’s ancient past.

Visit the ruins of Hitler’s World War II headquarters with this private tour from Gdansk to the Wolf’s Lair, a well-guarded complex tucked in the Masurian forest where Hitler and his Nazi associates lived and orchestrated the horrors of the war from 1941 to 1944. Also visit the Baroque church in Święta Lipka, a popular pilgrimage site thanks to its scared sanctuary of St. Mary. A private guide and transport allows a customized schedule and privacy to reflect on the ride back to Gdansk.

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. 

During the tour you will spend a day exploring Gdansk's shipyard area and most impressive museum about communism in Poland - Solidarity Center Museum. With this skip-the-line ticket you'll avoid the long lines and hassle of purchasing tickets onsite, which gives you more time to sightsee. he private guide will tell you the most important history of PRL period and help you to understand it’s consequences for Poland and East Europe. As it is a private trip, it will be adapted to the interests of the your group. Highlights: - Learn history of the Solidarity and communism in Poland on a private guided walking tour - Visit the Sala BHP where the “Gdańsk Agreement” of 31 August 1980 was signed - Walk through Gdansk Shipyard area and see the most important monuments connected with Solidarity Movement - Enjoy pick up from your hotel in Gdansk Old Town - Take advantage of skip the line tickets to European Solidarity Centre

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.

Get acquainted with the architectural gems of Gdansk on a 5-hour, small-group shore excursion. After your ship sails in Gdank’s port, disembark to discover the quaint Polish city. Marvel at the majestic Oliwa Cathedral, lose yourself in the ambient tangle of the Old Town’s streets, and visit St. Mary’s Basilica — the largest brick church in the world. Throughout your small-group tour — limited to 15 people — you’ll listen to history-rich commentary and receive personalized attention from your guide.  

Explore the Tri-City area, including Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia, on a full-day, private tour that that’s tailored to you. Widely scattered sites mean exploring the Tri-Cities can be a challenge if you don’t have a car, but this tour takes you straight to the highlights: stroll Old Town Gdansk, listen to live organ music in a historic church, head to the Bay of Gdansk for sweeping views, and more.

Poland is known for its delicious and hearty cuisine. Taste your way around the city on this traditional walking food tour of Gdansk. You’ll save time trying to translate menus by having a guide to translate for you, and take you to places locals love for traditional cuisine. You’ll visit five food stores and restaurants, and try a variety of dishes such as polish dumplings, and cheesecake.

Get more out of your Gdansk trip, by traveling to Buczyniec and going on a sightseeing boat cruise. It’ll be different to any traditional boat trips you’ve been on, as this boat travels uphill, downhill, and on both water, and dry land. Enjoy a stress-free day with hotel pickup, drop-off, private transport, and a sightseeing cruise included. You’ll get access to beautiful scenery while traveling on the Elbląg-Ostródzki canal.

Take part in this great walking tour and see highlights of heart of Gdansk - Old Town and Main Town, discover hidden gems, visit excellent church with unique altar made entirely of amber and learn incredible stories about Gdansk now and in the past. You will get also some tips about our local food, alcohols and souvenirs. As it is a shared tour we guarantee the best price for Sightseeing of Gdansk. At the same time the group will be maximum of 15 people and tour is led by licensed guide which will ensure high quality and will make you satisfied

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. 

When your cruise ship drops anchor in Gdynia, maximize your time in Poland on a half-day shore excursion to Gdansk. Ideal for lovers of history, this tour covers Oliwa Cathedral, dominated by an enormous and elaborate organ, the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers, and Gdansk Old Town, one of the largest historic centers in Europe. See architectural highlights such as Upland Gate, King Arthur's Court, and St. Mary’s Church on a walking tour, and enjoy the convenience of port pickup and drop-off.

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.

Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia make up an area known as the Tricity. Save time and go on a day trip that cover the highlights of all three cities in a day. Avoid the crowds on public transport and travel in a more luxurious way—a deluxe air-conditioned chauffeur-driven vehicle. Top sights covered include Gdansk Old Town, Oliwa Cathedral, Sopot Pier, and Dar Pomorza ship in Gdynia.

Discover the highlights of Gdansk Old Town on a private walking tour. By going on a private tour, it means you’ll have your guide’s undivided attention, and can ask questions along the way. A walking tour will give you access to hard-to-reach cobblestone pedestrianized areas that you wouldn’t reach by public transport. Highlights include Golden Gate, the Torture Chamber, Royal Way, Long Market, the Town Hall, St. Mary’s Church, and Neptune Fountain.

Malbork Castle is the largest castle in the world built with 12-15 million bricks it is even bigger than Windsor Castle. Malbork Castle is listed on UNESCO World Heritage Site and is visited by over 500,000 tourists each year. It is home to a museum with 40 thousand items including one of Europe’s largest collection of medieval architectural elements, a collection of artistic amber wares – unique all over the world, an impressive set of old weapons and military equipment, or the extensive coin collection, relating to the historic mints in Malbork. Please note that tours from Monday to Wednesday are shorter (1-1,5 hour) due to some exhibitions closed. Most of the tour on that days is taken outside the castle. Your tour will begin when you are picked up from your hotel by an English speaking driver in a comfortable AC minibus, that will take to Malbork. You will visit with an audioguide system. After your visit you will be taken back to your hotel.

Poland is known for its incredible flavored vodka, and this tour takes you on a vodka tasting journey through Gdansk. Save time researching which nightlife spots to go to, and enjoy a pre-planned itinerary and tips from a private guide. Visit four bars, and enjoy trying seven different types of vodka, including Goldwasser with flakes of gold leaf in it.

Discover Gdańsk from a water perspective on board a replica of a Polish river boat used for over 400 years. An intimate, wooden and spacious 12-seater boat will take you to places unavailable to large ships, and thanks to the small number of passengers you will feel at ease and special. You will start the cruise from the former areas of the Gdańsk Shipyard, which once was a workplace for nearly 18,000 people and unavailable to visitors for over 170 years. Gdansk Shipyard was established after 1945 in the place of former German shipyards. It was here that the "Solidarity" movement began in 1980, leading to the fall of communism in Poland. During the trip, you will sail around Ostrów Island, on which there is the fifth ship repair yard in the world. This is a unique and only opportunity to see specialized ships, Gdansk cranes (port cranes as a symbol of the city) and the internal quays of the Port of Gdansk. Our boats are the only commercial vessels that float in shipyard waters.

Get the most out of your time in Gdansk by discovering the tastes of Poland. This tour will help save time as you’ll combine two experiences—sightseeing and trying Polish cuisine. A guide will accompany you to give historical insights, navigate, and teach you about Polish foods. Food and drink tastings are included, and some of the highlights are Polish dumplings, potato pancakes, vodka, and craft beers.