Attractions: Royal Chapel

You’ll travel in comfortable electric vehicles adapted to the narrow streets of the city, giving you an easy way to reach Gdańsk’s main sights. Local guides who are passionate about the city’s history will accompany you and look after your comfort throughout the trip. Personalised tours are available on request. As you move through the Main City of Gdańsk along the royal route, you’ll see the Old Town and learn about how it was built. Along the way you’ll pass beautiful streets, important monuments and the local culture that shaped them. The tour also includes the Old Hanseatic Port, which became the largest in this part of Europe, so you’ll get a sense of the city’s maritime past as well as its architectural highlights. The experience is designed to show you the most important parts of the city in a relaxed way.

This is a 100% self-guided scavenger hunt in Gdansk that lets you explore at your own pace. You’ll use a single app (the Complete City package) to play an interactive game, solve puzzles and uncover more than ten major attractions and some hidden gems. The experience is available 24/7, so you can start whenever suits you and pause at any time—stop for a pierogi lunch in the Old Town or browse for amber jewellery on Mariacka Street, then resume later or even the next day. It’s suitable as a team-building activity and works well for couples, families and groups. As you move through the city, the app guides you to landmarks and explains their history and legends. Along the route you’ll visit High Gate, Złota Brama (Golden Gate), Artus Court and Neptune’s Fountain, pass through Long Market and Green Gate, and see St. Mary’s Gate, the Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Royal Chapel and The Crane. Along the way you’ll also get hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations to help plan breaks and find good places to eat or buy souvenirs.

On this electric golf cart tour of Gdansk you'll enjoy a relaxed, social way to see the city's highlights. The ride is geared towards groups — perfect for bachelor or bachelorette parties and trips with friends. Along the way you'll have ice-cold, unlimited beers, great music and a laid-back atmosphere; you can listen to music or hear about the city's history as you move between sights. As you glide through the charming Old Town streets you’ll pass the Highland Gate and the Torture House and Prison Tower, then the Golden Gate and the Court of the Society of St. George. You’ll see the Monument of John III Sobieski and historic churches including St. Nicolas, St. Mary’s, St. John’s, St. Bridget’s and St. Catherine’s, as well as the Royal Chapel and the Crane on the waterfront. The route also takes in the Ship Soldek, the Philharmonic, the Post Office in the Free City, Solidarity Square, the Railway Station, the Great Mill and the Market Hall.

A walk through the old town will be mixed with a science‑fiction twist. You will explore the picturesque corners around the Long Market and its surroundings while solving puzzles and riddles that unfold a time‑travel story. A mysterious time machine features as part of the narrative and shapes your route as the plot develops. Along the way you will visit many iconic places, including the Neptune Fountain, towering churches and the richly decorated Great Armory. As you move through the streets, the story will reveal itself through challenges, and exact directions on your phone will guide you to each next location. The experience blends sightseeing with problem‑solving, so you’ll learn about the area’s landmarks while working through clues that advance the tale.

In Gdańsk, this electric-car tour offers a quick and comfortable way to get an overview of the city and its history. You will sit back in a cosy electric vehicle while an experienced guide drives you around, making the tour suitable for people of all ages and for those with disabilities or difficulty walking. The ride is designed so you can relax and enjoy the views without having to cover long distances on foot. Along the way, well-prepared guides with many years of experience will tell you about Gdańsk’s past and point out local attractions. They will also advise you on things to do and places to visit if you want to explore further on your own. The team places a high priority on your satisfaction, and aims to leave you feeling well informed about the city by the end of the tour.

Explore Gdansk’s Old Town on a private walking tour that focuses on the long cultural exchange between Poland and Germany. A 5-Star Local Guide will lead you through the city’s streets and stories, explaining how German citizens known from the historic name Danzig influenced Gdansk’s development, culture and architecture. You can choose between two tour options: the German Gdansk Exclusive Tour or the Artus Court & German Gdansk Exclusive Tour. As you move through the Old Town, you will see landmarks closely tied to that shared history, including St. Mary’s Church, the Long Market and the Motlava Embankment. Along the way your guide will bring to life stories of German visitors and residents across the centuries and show how their presence shaped civic life and buildings. If you select the Artus Court & German Gdansk Exclusive Tour, the visit will be extended to include Artus Court, adding further context to the German influence on the city’s social and cultural institutions. The experience will combine architectural detail, historical context and local anecdotes to give you a clear sense of Gdansk’s German–Polish connections as you walk its iconic sites.

This experience with a private local invites you on a surprise walk around Gdansk. You’ll meet at the Royal Chapel and begin your authentic exploration from there. The tour is kept small — up to eight people — so you’ll move through the city in an intimate group and get a personal, unhurried introduction to local life. Your host has gathered a personal checklist of must-sees from many years living and interacting in Gdansk. Along the way, you’ll be taken to the guide’s most memorable spots and hear exclusive anecdotes, practical tips and tricks, and a few secret revelations about the city. As you move through streets and squares, you’ll see Gdansk from a unique perspective and gain a clearer sense of why the host calls this place home. This is an experience designed to help you form a deeper connection with the city through local stories and favourite places.