Gdańsk: World War II Tour

Discover Poland’s Tricity area on a day trip to the cities of Gdansk, Gdynia, and Sopot. Listen to an organ recital, visit the Dar Pomorza sailing ship, and walk along Europe’s longest wooden pier.

Uncover the history Poland's first concentration camp on this guided tour of the Stutthof Concentration Camp. Travel from Gdansk to hear authentic stories and visit the Stutthof Museum.

Explore the streets of Gdańsk on this city highlights walking tour. Immerse yourself in the city's history as you walk the Royal Route and see sights like St. Mary's Basilica and a medieval crane.

Enjoy an extreme sport in a safe environment at the best shooting range in the north of Poland. Test your shooting skills and compete with your friends using guns like the AK-47, Glock, Hammerli, and Glauberyt (PM98).

See the largest castle in the world! You'll be picked you up from your hotel and taken on a guided visit to Malbork Castle. You will be accompanied by an English-speaking driver and an English guide.

Experience the grandeur of Malbork Castle, known as the largest castle in the world, on a private tour which begins with a picturesque drive through the Polish countryside.

Explore the largest castle in the world, Malbork Castle, on an audio-guided tour with hotel pickup in Gdansk and an English-speaking driver included.

Discover the beauty of Gdansk on a winter kayaking tour on the Motlawa river. See the shipyard, the Old Town, and the islands of Olowianka and Granary, as you paddle around in protective gear.

Take a tour of the Polish port city of Gdansk, and learn about its history and struggles through the decades. Starting at Westerplatte, where WWII began, visit this beautiful city's most important landmarks in its long struggle for freedom and justice.