Top-Rated Tours in Gdansk

When it comes to exploring Gdansk, guided tours are an excellent way to dive into the city’s rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. From leisurely city tours through the iconic Gdansk Old Town to immersive experiences that uncover the legacy of the Solidarity movement, there’s a perfect tour for every kind of traveller. Imagine walking through the picturesque streets, admiring highlights like St. Mary’s Basilica and the Golden Gate, or exploring the Long Market with an expert guide to reveal its hidden stories.

For those who love the sea, consider a tour that takes you beyond the city limits, venturing into the entire stunning (Sopot and Gdynia) Tricity. Or, if you’re intrigued by medieval history, there’s nothing quite like stepping into the grandeur of Teutonic castles and experiencing their timeless beauty. Did you know that just a short trip from Gdansk lies Malbork Castle, the largest medieval castle in Europe and one of the best-preserved examples of Gothic architecture in the world? These day trips offer a chance to see the broader beauty of the Baltic Sea region while still capturing the essence of Gdansk.

Each tour in Gdansk is well-planned to provide a balance of exploration and careful insight. Private or small-group options ensure a personalised experience, whether you’re more interested in seeing the reminders of WWII, like Hitler’s former concentration camp, or simply wish to enjoy the highlights of this vibrant port city. With plenty of flexibility and the option for cancellation, these tours offer unique experiences and unforgettable memories, making them a must-do for any traveller.

Discover the Best Tours in Gdansk!

As you already know, Gdansk is a city full of history and charm that’s bound to captivate you, but we won’t bore you with more details! Let’s get straight to the point – we’ve put together a list of our bestseller tours, with brief information to help you pick the ones that interest you the most.

1. Gdansk by Night – A Romantic Evening in the Old Town

This is an option to discover Gdansk in a whole new light! Imagine strolling through the beautifully lit streets of Gdansk’s Old Town as the sun sets, as the city takes on a peaceful, almost dreamlike atmosphere (along with the nightlife!). The Gdansk by Night Walking Tour begins at the iconic Neptune’s statue at Dlugi Targ Street, where your expert guide will greet you at 6:00 PM. You’ll wander through the city’s cobblestone lanes, finding out about its fascinating history and heading to its must-see attractions.

The tour ends at Piwnica Rajców, a unique brewery featuring a self-serve beer wall. Here, you can sip on freshly brewed beer and soak in the vibrant yet cosy evening ambience. This is not just a tour but a fantastic way to connect with the city’s timeless charm. 

2. Stutthof Concentration Camp Tour – A Journey into History

For those who seek a deeper understanding of World War II and its impact on Poland, the Stutthof Concentration Camp Tour offers a profound experience. Starting with a hotel pickup between 7:30 and 8:30 AM, you’ll be taken in comfort to the camp, located just an hour away from Gdansk.

The guided 2-hour tour takes you through the harrowing history of the Holocaust, the struggles of prisoners, and the haunting remains of the camp. Afterwards, you’ll have some time to reflect, take photos, or purchase a keepsake from the museum. By early afternoon, you’ll be back at your hotel, with the rest of the day free to explore other sights in Gdansk.

3. Malbork Castle Tour – Step into Medieval Spirit

History and architecture enthusiasts will be captivated by the Malbork Castle Tour. As the largest brick castle in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malbork is a treasure of medieval history.

Your journey begins with a morning hotel pickup, followed by a comfortable ride to Malbork. There’s no need to worry about tickets—everything is arranged for you. A knowledgeable guide will take you on a 3-hour tour of the castle, showcasing highlights such as St. Mary’s Church, the Grand Master’s Garden, and the Dansker Tower. You’ll return to Gdansk with unforgettable memories of this magnificent fortress.

4. Olivia Star Observation Deck Premium Tour – A View Like No Other

For a modern twist on Gdansk sightseeing, head to the Olivia Star Observation Deck. Located in one of the tallest buildings in the region, this premium tour provides panoramic views of Gdansk, the Baltic Sea, and the surrounding Tricity area.

Enjoy a luxurious setting as you sip on a refreshing drink, relax in stylish interiors, and take in breathtaking vistas. This tour is perfect for couples, photographers, or anyone looking to see Gdansk from a different perspective.

5. Tricity & Westerplatte Day Tour – A Complete Adventure

Why settle for just one city when you can explore three? The Tricity & Westerplatte Day Tour combines the best of Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia in a seamless itinerary.

Start your day in Gdansk Old Town, where highlights include the Long Market, Neptune Fountain, and St. Mary’s Street. From there, visit Westerplatte, the site where World War II began, and pay homage to the brave defenders of the coast.

Next, head to Sopot to enjoy the charm of the North Park and Europe’s longest wooden pier. Wrap up your day in Gdynia, where you’ll explore maritime landmarks such as the battleship “Błyskawica” and take a cable car ride for stunning views from Kamienna Góra. This full-day excursion is perfect for those looking to experience the diversity of the Tricity area.