Poland · TOURS IN GDAŃSK
Gdańsk puts its old town on one side of the Motława and its shipyard on the other. The 15 below cover both, plus the boats out to Sopot and Westerplatte and the castle at Malbork, with prices and sailing times.
Spend 70 minutes on a 12-seat wooden replica of an 18th-century Polish river boat. An English or Polish guide, often praised for humor and clear storytelling, leads you from the former shipyard through Old Town canals, past the Wooden Crane, Granary Island, port cranes, and World War II submarine-building areas.
“Couldn't be improved. Tour was lovely, staff professional and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!”
Board a replica Polish riverboat at Dokowa 1 for a 90-minute sunset cruise with an English or Polish guide. You’ll see shipyard cranes, the Motława waterfront, the medieval crane, Granary and Ołowianka islands, and Teutonic castle remains. Guides such as Borna, Martina, Nikodem, and Szymon add history and humor, while blankets help when the evening turns cool.
“Great trip. The guide was very good - very informative. I would definitely recommend this trip. It gives a different view of Gdansk and the views are lovely. Ideal evening - the sunset was lovely.”
Meet the guide beneath a yellow umbrella at Gdańsk’s Golden Gate for a 150-minute English walking tour through the rebuilt Old Town. Expect Long Market, Neptune’s Fountain, St. Mary’s Basilica, the Żuraw crane, WWII stories, and the rise of Solidarity. Guides such as Tufi, Sandra, Kate, and Marcin are praised for clear storytelling and humor.
“We had a fantastic walking tour in Gdańsk, made enjoyable by our tour guide Tufi. They were knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the city’s history, bringing stories to life as we explored the old town. The pace was relaxed, questions were always welcomed, and they gave us a great recommendation for a lunch restaurant, which turned out to be excellent. We came away with a much deeper appreciation of Gdańsk. Highly recommended for anyone wanting an insightful and enjoyable introduction to the city.”
At Strzelnica Subiekt Gdańsk, you’ll learn safe firearm handling from an English or Polish-speaking instructor, then fire a selection of weapons on a 25-meter indoor range. Try targets, turntables, poppers, obstacles, and automatic mode. Sessions last about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on your ammunition and shooting pace.
“very fun!! good instroctors, felt very safe the whole time”
Spend 80 minutes cruising from Gdańsk’s Długie Pobrzeże through the Motława River, shipyard, commercial port, and Wisłoujście Fortress to Westerplatte and back. A Polish, English, or German guide explains the sights, while live music plays on the return. There is a bar with hot and cold drinks, alcohol, and snacks.
“Excellent boat trip and we had as long in Westerplatte as we wanted.”
Spend 50 minutes on a small electric boat for up to eight people, cruising from the Green Bridge past Gdańsk’s gates, red crane, Sołdek Museum, WWII Museum, shipyard, and marina. An English and Polish audio guide explains the sights, while guides such as Julia and Michal may add local stories and answer questions.
“I liked it very much and Julia did a great job explaining all the sights to me :)”
Walk Gdańsk’s Main Town with a local English-speaking guide, following the Royal Route from the Golden Gate to the Polish Post Office monument. You’ll see St. Mary’s Church, Neptune Fountain, Artus Court, the medieval Crane, and hear stories of figures such as Fahrenheit. Guides vary, with PK, Tufi, Kate, Sandra, and others leading recent departures.
“Absolute ‘must do’ to learn about the history of Gdansk and see the best places. Our host, Kate, was great. Highly recommended, not too quick, tour”
Start at Neptune’s Fountain at 8:30 pm and join English-speaking guides such as Mike, Maja, Anthony, or Ilias for four hours of drinking games, free shots, bar discounts, and VIP entry to a club. You will visit three bars before ending at a nightclub. The group can reach 80 people, so expect a lively, social night.
“It was quite a fun that ended our day in Gdansk at a top notch. Pubs and games were very well planned and coordinated by our dear host Mike. The games he arranged were amazing. Thank you Mike...!!”
Ride through central Gdansk with a live guide such as Michael, Michal, Noris, or Mariana. In one to two hours, you’ll see St. Mary’s Church, the Motława harbor, the medieval Crane, the shipyard, the European Solidarity Centre, and more. Hotel pickup is available in the historic center, and the route can be adjusted to your interests.
“The tour gave a great insight into the layout, history and character of the old town.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Stągiewna 1 for a small-group walk through Gdansk’s historic center. You’ll see the Crane, St. Mary’s Church, Mariacka Street, Golden Gate, Neptune’s Fountain, and the Great Armoury while guides such as Martin share local stories, architecture, and practical tips.
“gdansk walking tour was amazing, the guide was friendly, very informative and made it fun!!! wud definitely recommend”
Start with Prosecco among 4,000 tropical plants at Olivia Garden, then head to the 32nd floor of Olivia Star for Italian pizza, a signature cocktail, and broad views over Gdańsk, the Tricity, Gdańsk Bay, and the Hel Peninsula. This is a self-guided visit, not a group tour, with wheelchair access and flexible booking options.
“Great food with superb 360 view of the city👍 fantastic experience!”
Join Walkative Tours for a 150-minute German-language walk through Gdansk’s historic center. Guide Sandra has been praised for lively storytelling, while the route covers the Golden Gate, St. Mary’s Church, Arthur’s Court, the Right Town Hall, the medieval Crane, and the Polish Post Office. Meet beneath the yellow umbrellas at the Golden Gate.
“Gute tour, manchmal etwas viel geschichtliche Daten und Infos, das konnte man sich gar nicht alles merken”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Neptune’s Fountain at 8:30 PM for a four-hour crawl through three Gdansk bars and a nightclub. Expect free shots, one beer or vodka cocktail, drinking games, and a lively international group. Guides such as Nigel, Jimi, Elias, and Monika are known for keeping solo visitors and mixed groups involved.
“Monica was the greatest guide, very attentive and had us have very much fun”
Travel from Gdansk or Sopot by air-conditioned minibus, then take an extended English-language tour of Stutthof Museum. Your guide leads you through the barracks, commander’s villa, gas chambers, crematorium, memorial, and camp grounds. Drivers such as Simon and Christopher also share local history along the route.
“It was very informative and really worth the trip. Would highly recommend.”
You’ll be picked up at your Gdańsk hotel and taken to a secure shooting range for a safety briefing and live fire with real weapons, including an AK-47 and Glock 17 or 19. Choose the Basic, Rambo, or Terminator package, work with an English or Polish instructor, and take your targets home. Bring your passport or ID.
“Really good. Awesome opportunity to do this - great service everyone helpful and friendly and great coffee too !”
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