One-Day Trips from GdaNsk

Discover the essence of Poland’s Baltic coast in one unforgettable day!
This full-day tour combines three unique cities – Gdańsk, Sopot, and Gdynia – each with its own character, history, and charm.
From medieval streets and seaside promenades to modern harbors and panoramic viewpoints, this journey captures the full spirit of the Tricity.

Begin in the heart of Gdańsk, where cobblestone streets tell stories of merchants, wars, and freedom. Walk the Royal Route with the Neptune Fountain, Artus Court, and Long Market, and explore the charming streets of the Old and Main Towns.

Depending on your chosen version, the Gdańsk part of the tour continues with one of the following highlights:

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Oliwa Park and experience a 20-minute organ concert inside the magnificent baroque Oliwa Cathedral.
A perfect moment to relax, reflect, and admire the harmony of nature, art, and music.

Visit the historic peninsula where the first shots of World War II were fired in 1939.
See the remains of fortifications, the Defenders Monument, and hear stories of bravery and resistance that shaped modern history.

Continue to Sopot, the elegant seaside resort known for its long sandy beach, Europe’s longest wooden pier, and stylish villas.
Stroll along Monte Cassino Street, feel the seaside atmosphere, and enjoy a short break for coffee, ice cream, or lunch by the sea.

End the day in Gdynia, the youngest of the three cities — a modern port built in the interwar period.
Visit the Kościuszko Square, admire the Dar Pomorza tall ship and ORP Błyskawica, and enjoy a panoramic view of the harbor and the Baltic horizon.

Duration: approx. 8 hours

 Languages: English / Polish / Ukrainian
Type: Private guided tour

Visit one of the most powerful historical sites in northern Poland – the Stutthof Concentration Camp Museum, located about 50 km east of Gdańsk.
This tour offers an in-depth, respectful insight into one of the darkest chapters of World War II and the Nazi occupation.

Established in 1939, Stutthof was the first German concentration camp outside the Reich and operated until May 1945. Over 110,000 people were imprisoned here – Poles, Jews, and citizens of many other European countries – and tens of thousands lost their lives.

During the visit, your licensed guide will take you through:

• the original prisoner barracks,
• the gas chamber and crematorium,
• the guard towers and memorial monument,
• and the museum exhibition, which documents the daily life and suffering of the camp’s prisoners.

This is not only a history lesson, but a moment of reflection, remembrance, and understanding.

Important: This tour involves walking outdoors and visiting sensitive historical areas. It is not recommended for children under 13.
Please wear comfortable shoes and appropriate clothing.

 Languages: English / Polish / Ukrainian
Type: Private guided tour

Follow the traces of World War II across the Baltic coast — from the place where it began to one of the sites where its tragedy unfolded.

This full-day private tour combines Westerplatte, the symbol of Polish resistance, with a visit to the Stutthof Concentration Camp Museum, offering a deeply moving and educational experience.

Start your day at Westerplatte, the windswept peninsula where the German battleship Schleswig-Holstein opened fire on September 1st, 1939, marking the outbreak of World War II.
Explore the Defenders Monument, barrack ruins, and memorial plaques, while your licensed guide brings to life the story of the 200 Polish soldiers who held their ground against overwhelming odds for seven days.

Next, travel east of Gdańsk to visit Stutthof, the first Nazi concentration camp established outside Germany.
Operating from 1939 to 1945, it imprisoned over 110,000 people of various nationalities — Poles, Jews, and prisoners from across Europe.
You’ll visit the original barracks, gas chamber, crematorium, and memorial monuments, gaining a respectful understanding of this dark period in history.

Important: This tour involves walking outdoors and visiting sensitive historical areas. It is not recommended for children under 13.
Please wear comfortable shoes and appropriate clothing.

 Languages: English / Polish / Ukrainian
Type: Private guided tour

Discover the magic of Toruń, a perfectly preserved medieval city and the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus.
This full-day private tour from Gdansk combines history, science, and sweet traditions — offering an unforgettable cultural experience in one of Poland’s most charming UNESCO-listed towns.

Start your journey with a comfortable private transfer from Gdańsk to Toruń             (approx. 2 hours).
Upon arrival, enjoy a day full of fascinating sights, local flavors, and hands-on fun:

•  1.5-hour guided walking tour of Toruń’s Old Town — see the Town Hall, Cathedral of St. John, and the House of Copernicus, while hearing stories about the city’s Hanseatic past and Gothic treasures.
•  Visit to the Copernicus Museum (approx. 30–40 minutes) with a guide — explore the home of the world’s most famous astronomer and learn about his discoveries that changed the universe.
• Gingerbread Workshop (approx. 75 minutes) at the Museum of Gingerbread — discover centuries-old traditions and bake your own gingerbread cookie to take home.
• Lunch in a local restaurant — enjoy a traditional Polish meal and relax in the cozy medieval atmosphere.
• Free time for strolling, shopping, or coffee before returning to Gdansk.

 Languages: English / Polish / Ukrainian
Type: Private guided tour

Escape the city and discover the picturesque region of Kashubia — a land of lakes, forests, hills, and unique traditions known as the “Kashubian Switzerland.”
This full-day private tour combines stunning nature, local culture, and history — a perfect experience for those who want to see Poland beyond its cities.

Start your day with a comfortable private transfer from Gdańsk into the green heart of Kashubia, where nature and folklore live in perfect harmony.

• Visit to the Wybicki House in Sikorzyno – learn about Józef Wybicki, the author of the Polish national anthem, and explore the beautifully preserved manor filled with exhibits of noble life and Kashubian culture. (entrance ticket included)
• Center for Education and Promotion of the Region in Szymbark visit this fascinating open-air museum known for the upside-down house, the longest wooden board in the world, and monuments dedicated to Polish history.
  Enjoy a guided English-speaking tour that connects humor, heritage, and patriotism. (entrance and guide included)
• Viewpoint near Ręboszewo Windmill – admire the panoramic landscape of Kashubian lakes and rolling hills — a perfect spot for photos.
•  Lunch in a local restaurant – taste authentic Kashubian cuisine made with regional ingredients.
• Visit to Ostrzyce Lake – relax by the water, surrounded by peaceful forests and nature at its best.
• Visit to the Cathedral in Żukowo – see one of the oldest monasteries in the region, a beautiful example of Gothic architecture with roots tracing back to the 13th century.

 Languages: English / Polish / Ukrainian
Type: Private guided tour