Poland, Gdaňsk
Gdańsk - train for experiences
Round trip
Why choose this trip
Join us for a relaxing extended weekend in Gdańsk – the pearl of northern Poland! Over four days (Thursday to Sunday), you will enjoy a rich program, interesting sights, and the unique atmosphere of this historic port city on the Baltic Sea. On Friday, you will explore the city's biggest attractions with a guide – stroll down Long Street, see the Neptune Fountain, the Town Hall, and the famous Motława waterfront with its colorful merchant houses. Saturday will be dedicated to a trip to the impressive Malbork Castle, the largest brick castle in the world and a UNESCO site that will transport you back to the times of knights and crusades. The trip includes accommodation for 3 nights in a 3* hotel with breakfast and a 72-hour public transport ticket – with this, you can comfortably discover other interesting places in Gdańsk at your own pace. You can use your free time to visit museums, take a walk by the harbor, or taste traditional Polish cuisine in one of the cozy restaurants. And if you want to explore even more, you can easily head to nearby Gdynia – a modern port city with a beautiful seaside promenade, an aquarium, and a naval museum. Gdynia is easily accessible by SKM train, which runs every few minutes from the center of Gdańsk and takes about half an hour.
- Guided tour of Gdańsk
- Trip to Malbork Castle
- Option for a trip to Gdynia
- 72-hour public transport ticket
Tour program
day 1
prague - gdańsk
In the morning, you will depart on the comfortable Baltic Express train towards Gdańsk. Upon arrival at the train station, a guide will be waiting for you on the platform to accompany you to the Focus Gdansk 3* hotel. It is located right in the heart of the city. Staying in the center of Gdańsk will give you easy access to all the beauty of this historic place and a convenient start to your unforgettable vacation.
day 2
gdańsk
After breakfast at the hotel, you will have an approximately four-hour city tour with a Czech-speaking guide, during which you will discover the charm of Gdańsk's historic center, which attracts millions of visitors every year. Our journey will begin with a walk along the famous Long Street, where we will find one of the most beautiful European markets, surrounded by stunning Renaissance buildings. We will walk from the Golden Gate, past the Town Hall, Neptune's Fountain, and Arthur's Court, to the Green Gate overlooking the Motława River. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to visit the Arthur's Court museum and stop by one of the local amber workshops, where you will learn interesting facts about this precious stone. We will conclude the tour at the Old Crane, one of the city's most famous symbols, and finally visit St. Mary's Church – the largest brick Gothic church in Europe.
The afternoon is free for relaxation or independent exploration of the city. For those interested, we offer an optional evening activity – a romantic sunset cruise on the Motława River to Westerplatte and back (80 minutes). Set off on an attractive cruise around the Gdańsk shipyard, Westerplatte, and the Gdańsk Bay. The Galeon Lew looks like a vessel from the 17th century sailing under the Polish flag. During the cruise, your guide will introduce you in Polish, German, and English to the history and sights of Gdańsk, the shipyard, and Westerplatte.
day 3
malbork
After breakfast at the hotel, we will set off on a full-day trip to one of the most significant medieval monuments in Poland – Malbork Castle. This six-hour excursion will take us to the former main residence of the Order of the Teutonic Knights in Eastern Europe. You can look forward to an audio-guided visit to the largest brick Gothic castle in the world, which is rightly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. During the tour, you will not only admire the impressive architecture but also get a glimpse into the daily life of medieval knights. Additionally, the castle cellars house a fascinating exhibition on the History of Amber, showcasing a unique collection of amber jewelry and other products made from Baltic gold.
day 4
gdańsk - prague
After breakfast at the hotel, we will move to the train station, from where we will return to the Czech Republic in the evening.
About Price
Price includes
- return train ticket including seat reservation and Wi-Fi connection
- option to choose the departure point
- services of a local Czech-speaking guide
- accommodation in a *** hotel with breakfast
- entry to Malbork Castle with an audio guide in Czech
- support from a virtual delegate 24/7
Price excludes
- entrances to museums and other sites
Information
- Minimum occupancy is 15 people.
Available rooms
Double room
Double room, 2 separate beds
Food
According to the programme
Offer code: XPL1859
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Poland, Gdaňsk
Gdańsk - train for experiences
Round trip
Why choose this trip
Join us for a relaxing extended weekend in Gdańsk – the pearl of northern Poland! Over four days (Thursday to Sunday), you will enjoy a rich program, interesting sights, and the unique atmosphere of this historic port city on the Baltic Sea. On Friday, you will explore the city's biggest attractions with a guide – stroll down Long Street, see the Neptune Fountain, the Town Hall, and the famous Motława waterfront with its colorful merchant houses. Saturday will be dedicated to a trip to the impressive Malbork Castle, the largest brick castle in the world and a UNESCO site that will transport you back to the times of knights and crusades. The trip includes accommodation for 3 nights in a 3* hotel with breakfast and a 72-hour public transport ticket – with this, you can comfortably discover other interesting places in Gdańsk at your own pace. You can use your free time to visit museums, take a walk by the harbor, or taste traditional Polish cuisine in one of the cozy restaurants. And if you want to explore even more, you can easily head to nearby Gdynia – a modern port city with a beautiful seaside promenade, an aquarium, and a naval museum. Gdynia is easily accessible by SKM train, which runs every few minutes from the center of Gdańsk and takes about half an hour.
- Guided tour of Gdańsk
- Trip to Malbork Castle
- Option for a trip to Gdynia
- 72-hour public transport ticket
Tour program
day 1
prague - gdańsk
In the morning, you will depart on the comfortable Baltic Express train towards Gdańsk. Upon arrival at the train station, a guide will be waiting for you on the platform to accompany you to the Focus Gdansk 3* hotel. It is located right in the heart of the city. Staying in the center of Gdańsk will give you easy access to all the beauty of this historic place and a convenient start to your unforgettable vacation.
day 2
gdańsk
After breakfast at the hotel, you will have an approximately four-hour city tour with a Czech-speaking guide, during which you will discover the charm of Gdańsk's historic center, which attracts millions of visitors every year. Our journey will begin with a walk along the famous Long Street, where we will find one of the most beautiful European markets, surrounded by stunning Renaissance buildings. We will walk from the Golden Gate, past the Town Hall, Neptune's Fountain, and Arthur's Court, to the Green Gate overlooking the Motława River. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to visit the Arthur's Court museum and stop by one of the local amber workshops, where you will learn interesting facts about this precious stone. We will conclude the tour at the Old Crane, one of the city's most famous symbols, and finally visit St. Mary's Church – the largest brick Gothic church in Europe.
The afternoon is free for relaxation or independent exploration of the city. For those interested, we offer an optional evening activity – a romantic sunset cruise on the Motława River to Westerplatte and back (80 minutes). Set off on an attractive cruise around the Gdańsk shipyard, Westerplatte, and the Gdańsk Bay. The Galeon Lew looks like a vessel from the 17th century sailing under the Polish flag. During the cruise, your guide will introduce you in Polish, German, and English to the history and sights of Gdańsk, the shipyard, and Westerplatte.
day 3
malbork
After breakfast at the hotel, we will set off on a full-day trip to one of the most significant medieval monuments in Poland – Malbork Castle. This six-hour excursion will take us to the former main residence of the Order of the Teutonic Knights in Eastern Europe. You can look forward to an audio-guided visit to the largest brick Gothic castle in the world, which is rightly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. During the tour, you will not only admire the impressive architecture but also get a glimpse into the daily life of medieval knights. Additionally, the castle cellars house a fascinating exhibition on the History of Amber, showcasing a unique collection of amber jewelry and other products made from Baltic gold.
day 4
gdańsk - prague
After breakfast at the hotel, we will move to the train station, from where we will return to the Czech Republic in the evening.
About Price
Price includes
- return train ticket including seat reservation and Wi-Fi connection
- option to choose the departure point
- services of a local Czech-speaking guide
- accommodation in a *** hotel with breakfast
- entry to Malbork Castle with an audio guide in Czech
- support from a virtual delegate 24/7
Price excludes
- entrances to museums and other sites
Information
- Minimum occupancy is 15 people.
Available rooms
Food
Offer code: XPL1859