Did you just arrive in Gdansk and are looking to learn a little about its history and most important landmarks? Then this free tour of the "Pearl of the Baltic" is unmissable!
Tour Details
We'll meet in front of the Golden Gate to begin our free walking tour of the historic centre of the city. During our tour, we'll discover why Gdansk, whose port is the most important in all Poland, is known as the "Pearl of the Baltic".
Throughout its cobbled streets, we'll admire the elegant architecture of the buildings, and visit the largest brick church in the world, and Europe's largest medieval crane! All this as well as essential sights such as the Prison Tower, Torture Chamber, St. Mary's Basilica, Arthur’s Court and more!
And we'll discover the stories of some of the city's most famous sons and daughters, such as Daniel Fahrenheit and Arthur Schopenhauer as well as the city's history as the first free city in Poland. Nonetheless, in 1933 the Nazis took control of the city and thus began one of the darkest periods in its history.
The tour finishes in the Gdansk post office, where the Second World War truly began. As Napoleon once said: "Gdansk is the key to it all".
Groups
This free tour does not permit groups larger than 6 people. If you are a larger group, we recommend checking out this private tour of Gdansk.
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