Gdansk Old Town Half-Day Private Walking Tour
Old Town, Gdansk, Gdansk
Explore the historic city of Gdansk on a private guided walking tour. Take a stroll through narrow streets. Admire one of the most beautiful markets in Europe.
This is a 4-hour guided walking tour in Gdansk, ideal for visitors interested in history, architecture, and amber craftsmanship.
Highlights
- Walk the historic streets of Gdansk with an expert city guide
- See one of Europe’s most beautiful markets
- Visit the Arthur's Court Museum, former center of merchant activity
- View a 15th-century crane used to install masts on ships
- Watch an amber polishing demonstration and learn about amber
Description
The tour begins at the Golden Gate, a Renaissance city gate with historic significance. You will follow Dluga Street, known as the Royal Route, featuring colorful burgher houses, Renaissance architecture, and the Town Hall.
Stop at Arthur's Court, dating back to the 14th century, which served as a meeting place for merchant fraternities and social organizations. Take a photo by the Neptun Fountain, a symbol of Gdansk’s maritime heritage.
Admire the Basilica of St. Mary’s, the largest Gothic brick church in Europe, with views from its tower. Continue to the Old Crane, a medieval port crane and notable city landmark showcasing maritime technology.
Walk along the Motlawa Riverbanks, lined with restored medieval buildings and the Green Gate. Enjoy the waterfront ambiance with an optional coffee at a riverside café. Visit an amber workshop for a live amber polishing demonstration, where raw amber is transformed into jewelry and decorative pieces.
On the return, your guide will share recommendations on sites you can explore independently after the tour.
Includes
- Foreign language-speaking Gdansk city guide for 4 hours
- Visit to amber workshop with polishing demonstration
Excludes
- Entry fees to attractions
- Tips
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a camera. Morning tours avoid crowds and offer better photo conditions.