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Private, unique city tour to Gdansk from Warsaw by express train with pick up

★★★★★ 5.0

12 hours

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Overview

With our Tri-City tour you will be picked up at your hotel by an English speaking driver and transfered to the train station. Our offert includes an express train which will take you to Gdansk as fast and comfortable as it can be - in 3 hours. Our professional, reliable tour guide will greet you at the station and then you will feel the specific, historical harbour atmosphere of the Old Town. The tour includes the very best of old Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot – the summer capital of Poland – with sunny beaches and the longest wooden pier in Europe

At the end of the tour in Tri-City you will again be transported to exclusive “Pendolino” train. There you will have a chance to chill after a very absorbing and interesting sightseeing.

While visiting Poland you must see the cold and wonderful Baltic Sea with an incomparable kind of sand on the beaches.

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What's Included

✓ Included

profesional guides services, guides english spanish, russian,french, german languages, transportation, no other costs

✗ Not Included

no food, entrance fees, no other activities

Itinerary

Stop 1

The Crane in Gdańsk is a breathtaking example of medieval port crane, unique on an European scale. You will be very shocked how medieval cranes looked.

Stop 2

The Long Market is the most touristic and vibrant place in Gdansk. You can not leave Gdansk without seeing it! This place is full of cafes and souvenirs shops. It is the heart of the Old Town.

Stop 3

The guide will show our guests the symbol of Gdansk Old Town - Neptune's Fountain (who was in Roman mythology the god of water, clouds and rain) which stands on the Long Market.

Stop 4

Our guest will have amazing opportunity to contemplate with our professional guide amazing renaissance architecture of the Great Armoury.

Stop 5

Millenium Tree marked the 1000th anniversary of Gdansk in 1997. The tree is made in metal and it symbolizes the solidarity between the blacksmiths around the world.

Stop 6

St. Mary's Church was build in the Ghotic style in XVIII centrury. The church has a surface area of 5,000 square metres and it is the outstanding world’s biggest brick church in the Gothic style.

Stop 7

During our Tri-City tour you will be able to walk along Mariacka Street, famous for its charming terraces full of unique, polish amber jewellery elegant showrooms.

Stop 8

Gdynia - is one of the youngest Polish cities. Eighty years ago it was a small village. Nowadays, this important harbour and business centre is bustling with life. It plays the role of one of Poland’s major seaports and a major shipbuilding area. The great attractions of the city are two ships-museums, the frigate Dar Pomorza (The Gift of Pomerania) and the destroyer Blyskawica (The Lightning). The tour around Gdynia is accessible only when traffic permitting.

Stop 9

Sopot is the smallest town of the Tri City metropolis, situated just by the sea between Gdansk and Gdynia. Beside the bustling "Monciak" Boulevard, there are some charming peaceful areas where you may enjoy Art Nouveau villas.

Stop 10

The Sopot Pier is the longest, wooded pier on the Baltic Sea with a breathtaking view. All tourists in the Tri-City go to the Sopot just to take an incredible walk along the pier.