We begin our private Gdańsk tour in the heart of the city – Main Town. Strolling along the Royal Route, you’ll admire Gdańsk’s top landmarks, including the Golden Gate, Neptune’s Fountain, Artus Court, Main Town Hall, and Long Market. Your local guide in Gdańsk will share fascinating stories and take you to hidden spots that many tourists miss.

Next, we’ll visit the Old Port with its charming waterfront, before heading to Mariacka Street, considered the most beautiful street in Gdańsk, famous for its amber boutiques and Gothic architecture. We’ll also explore the majestic St. Mary’s Basilica, the largest brick church in the world, where you’ll see its stunning interiors and impressive artworks.

Next, we’ll continue our Gdańsk private tour in the Old Town, where more top Gdańsk attractions await. We’ll visit St. Bridget’s Church, home to the largest amber altar in the world. Your expert guide in Gdańsk will explain the historic role of this site in the Solidarity movement and Poland’s fight for independence. Walking through this area, you’ll experience the authentic historical atmosphere of Gdańsk, filled with stories of resilience and hope.

No Gdańsk sightseeing tour would be complete without a visit to the Gdańsk Shipyard, a key site in European history and the Solidarity movement. We’ll step inside the historic BHP Hall, where the August Agreements were signed, and learn about the legacy of Lech Wałęsa and the shipyard workers who changed the course of history. As we explore this industrial landmark, you’ll feel the authentic atmosphere of this legendary place – a symbol of courage and the fight for freedom.

Our private Gdańsk city tour with transport includes a visit to the Oliwa Cathedral, where you’ll experience a breathtaking 20-minute organ concert. These historic organs, known for their exceptional acoustics, create a mesmerizing atmosphere that will leave you in awe.

To conclude our journey, we’ll visit backyard of the Polish Post Office in Gdańsk, a place of great historical significance tied to the outbreak of World War II. It was here, on September 1, 1939, that Polish postal workers fought a heroic battle against the German army. Your private Gdańsk guide will share the dramatic story of this event and the struggles of Gdańsk’s citizens during the Nazi occupation.