Walking tours in Gdansk, Sopot &Gdynia

Explore Gdansk with a licensed local guide on our private and small-group walking tours

Discover the Royal Route, Old Town highlights, hidden gems, medieval architecture and the stories that shaped the city.

Join me for a 2-hour walking tour through the Main Town of Gdansk, the most beautiful and historic part of the city. This route takes you along the Royal Route, once walked by kings, merchants, and foreign envoys, and today lined with colorful facades that tell stories of Gdańsk’s golden age.

We’ll begin at the Golden Gate, an ornate triumphal arch symbolizing freedom and prosperity, then stroll down Długa Street and Długi Targ — the heart of Gdańsk’s Main Town. Along the way, you’ll admire the Town Hall, Neptune Fountain, and the grand Artus Court, once a meeting place for wealthy merchants of the Hanseatic League.

Our journey continues past Green Gate and the Motława River, offering one of the most picturesque waterfront views in Poland, where historic granaries and the medieval Crane (Żuraw) reflect the city’s maritime heritage. We’ll also see the magnificent St. Mary’s Church, one of the largest brick churches in the world, and the charming Mariacka Street, famous for its amber shops and Gothic terraces.

Throughout the walk, I’ll share captivating stories, local legends, and hidden corners often missed by visitors .

Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve lived here for years, this tour will help you see Gdansk in a new light — through the eyes of a passionate local guide.

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

Uncover the soul of Gdańsk — a city of merchants, freedom, and resilience.

Step back in time as you explore both the Old Town and Main Town of Gdańsk with a licensed local guide. This 3-hour walking tour reveals centuries of fascinating history — from medieval trade routes to the turbulent days of World War II and the rebirth of the city.

In the Old Town, admire the Old Town Hall, an architectural gem that once served as the city’s administrative heart. See the monumental Great Mill, built by the Teutonic Knights in the 14th century, and visit the Church of St. Bridget, world-famous for its breathtaking amber altar, a shining symbol of hope and endurance.

Nearby, step into one of the most moving sites in Gdańsk — the Polish Post Office in the Free City of Gdańsk. Here, you’ll hear the powerful story of Polish postal workers who bravely resisted the Nazi attack on September 1, 1939 — one of the very first battles of World War II.

Continue through the Main Town, where Gdańsk’s most iconic landmarks await. Walk the Royal Route, lined with colorful merchant houses and ornate gates. Marvel at St. Mary’s Church, one of the largest brick churches in the world. Admire the Golden Gate, the Artus Court, and the majestic Neptune Fountain, symbol of the city’s connection with the sea.

Throughout the tour, your guide will bring the city to life with captivating stories, local legends, and hidden corners most travelers never find on their own.

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

From medieval docks to modern freedom — explore the places that shaped Gdańsk and changed Europe.

This 2.5-hour guided walking tour takes you on a fascinating journey through Gdańsk’s port and shipyard district, where centuries of maritime tradition meet the birthplace of the Solidarity movement. Led by a licensed local guide, you’ll trace the city’s transformation from a bustling medieval harbor to the symbol of resistance and hope.

We’ll begin at the historic Brabank area. Here, you’ll learn about the city’s seafaring roots and its role in the Hanseatic League. From there, we’ll walk into the Imperial Shipyard, an atmospheric post-industrial zone now blending art, history, and new life — where cranes and warehouses whisper stories of shipbuilders and strikers.

Next, we’ll visit the legendary Sala BHP, the very hall where the Gdańsk Agreement was signed in August 1980, marking the birth of the Solidarity movement led by Lech Wałęsa.

Our route continues to the European Solidarity Centre (ECS), a world-class museum dedicated to the struggle for freedom. We’ll take the elevator to its rooftop terrace for a panoramic view of the shipyard skyline — cranes, docks, and monuments that embody Gdańsk’s identity. The tour concludes at Plac Solidarności (Solidarity Square), home to the striking Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers and Gate No. 2, both powerful reminders of courage and unity.

Throughout the walk, I’ll share captivating stories, personal insights, and historical context that bring these iconic places to life.

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

Westerplatte is one of the most symbolic places in Poland — a quiet peninsula that witnessed the outbreak of the Second World War.
It was here, on September 1st, 1939, that the German battleship Schleswig-Holstein opened fire on the Polish Military Transit Depot, marking the beginning of the global conflict.

During this tour, you’ll walk through the same ground where a small Polish garrison — heroically resisted for seven days against a vastly superior enemy. Your guide will bring these dramatic events to life with real stories of courage, despair, and sacrifice.

You’ll visit the ruins of the guardhouses, the ammunition bunker, and the Monument to the Defenders of the Coast, which towers over the Baltic Sea. Along the way, you’ll also see memorial plaques, military relics, and scenic views of Gdansk Bay, where modern cargo ships pass the historic site that changed the world.

Westerplatte is not just a place of war — it’s a space of remembrance, peace, and reflection. Standing among pine trees and sea winds, you’ll feel the weight of history and the pride of a nation that refused to surrender.

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

Discover Sopot, the elegant seaside resort that has charmed generations of artists, travelers, and spa lovers.
During this relaxing walking tour, you’ll explore the city’s highlights — from the famous wooden pier, the longest in Europe, to the Monciak promenade, lined with stylish cafés, villas, and Art Nouveau architecture.

You’ll hear stories of how this small fishing village became one of Poland’s most prestigious holiday destinations, known for its music festivals, spa traditions, and seaside glamour.
Your guide will show you hidden corners, historic hotels, and explain why Sopot became a beloved escape for the rich and famous.

At the end, enjoy the fresh sea breeze on the pier, included in the tour price, and take in stunning views of the Gdansk Bay.

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

Discover the most peaceful and elegant corner of Gdańsk – the historic Oliwa district, famous for its beautiful gardens, baroque architecture, and the breathtaking sound of the world-famous Oliwa organs.

During this guided tour, you’ll stroll through the romantic Oliwa Park, a masterpiece of 18th-century landscape design filled with old trees, ponds, and charming alleys. Your guide will reveal stories of Cistercian monks, local legends, and the evolution of this once-monastic area into one of Gdańsk’s most beloved green spaces.

We will visit the magnificent Oliwa Cathedral, where you’ll experience a 20-minute organ concert — an unforgettable symphony of sound echoing under the vaulted ceilings.
After the concert, we’ll head to a nearby viewpoint offering a panoramic look over the park and the roofs of the historic district.

This tour perfectly combines nature, history, and music, giving you a calm yet inspiring escape from the busy city center.

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

Discover the fascinating world of Baltic amber in the city known as the world capital of amber craftsmanship. This exclusive 2.5-hour tour takes you on a journey through history, art, spirituality, and family tradition — revealing the deepest secrets of the “Gold of the North.”

We begin in the spectacular Amber Museum, located inside the historic Great Mill. Here you will explore millions of years of history, see unique inclusions preserved in resin, admire masterpieces of amber artistry, and learn why Gdańsk became the global center of amber trade and craftsmanship.

From there, we continue to the Amber Altar in St. Bridget’s Church — the largest amber altar in the world and one of the most stunning contemporary works ever created from Baltic amber. You will learn the symbolism, the story of its creation, and its importance for local culture and identity.

The final part of the tour takes you to a family-owned amber store run by the same Gdańsk family for three generations. Here you will discover how traditional craftsmanship is passed down, see real tools and techniques.

A perfect blend of history, craftsmanship, culture, and local flavour — this tour is designed for anyone who wants to experience amber in its most authentic and beautiful form.

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