Best of Gdansk & Malbork Castle
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Puerto
Gdynia (Gdańsk), Polonia
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Nivel de actividad
Moderate
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Tipo de excursión
Information Not Currently Available
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Accesible para personas en silla de ruedas
No
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A partir de
$184
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Edad mínima
Information Not Currently Available
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Duración
9 Hours
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Comidas incluidas
Meals not included
Experience the rich history of Poland's medieval era on this active full-day tour. Transfer to the fabled port city of Gdansk. This charming city is more than a thousand years old — a bustling cultural center and the place where World War II began.
Malbork Castle is one of Poland's oldest, dating back to 1274. Located on the banks of the sparkling blue Nogat River and set against rolling green landscape, this impressive red-brick fortress sits. It features dramatic dungeons, mazes of tunnels, twisting towers, and vaulted rooms. Explore the castle with your knowledgeable guide. Exhibition halls feature collections of ceramics, sculptures and Baltic amber. You will have free time to shop for souvenirs here.
Back in Gdansk, enjoy a traditional lunch at a restaurant with views over the Motlawa River.
On a guided walk through the Old Town, you'll admire the Golden Gate, an ornamental 16th-century arch. Stroll down 13th-century Long Street and note the Town Hall's Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. You'll see Artus Court — a 15th-century merchant's palace — and pause at Neptune's Fountain for photos of the trident-wielding bronze behemoth.
The pride of Gdansk is St Mary's Basilica — the world's largest brick church with capacity for 25,000 worshippers. Step inside for a guided tour.
Shop for souvenirs, including amber jewelry.
Notes:
Travel time between Gdansk and Malbork is approximately 1½ hours; the return from Gdansk to the port is approximately 60 minutes. Tour requires walking approximately 10 minutes from the coach parking area to Gdansk’s Old Town. Use of an audio headset (included) will enhance your tour experience. The group may be split between multiple lunch venues.