Welcome to Gdańsk – Poland's principal seaport and liveliest resort.

So much to do.....so much to see....with us!

Discover this ancient Hanseatic trading city and modern vibrant Solidarity town where Lech Wałęsa led the shipyard revolt in defiance of communism, while the world held its breath and the Eastern block gave way.

Experience Poland- country that has developed into a modern and vibrant state over the past decade, yet remaining safe and reasonably cheap with a lot to offer.

We will show you that Poland and the Tricity Metropolis (Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia) is a fascinating destination and now is a good time to visit.

Old Town of Gdansk on Foot, 2 hours

Set out on a lovely walking tour through the picturesque streets of one of the most enchanting Baltic cities - one thousand year harbour, cobbled streets, mighty gothic churches, richly decorated merchant houses. You'll hardly believe the whole of the old town was destroyed in 1945 and has been faithfully rebuilt, brick for brick – a remarkable rebirth Discover the essential Gdansk and its major landmarks.

Tricity In a Nutshell, 8 hours

Three cities in one day? With us it is a piece of cake.

See Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia – a metropolis stretched along the sandy beaches of the south coast of the Baltic Sea. Enjoy the unusual combination of these busy cities and learn about their turbulent past and fascinating present.

The basic programme includes:

•the tour of the Old Town in Gdansk

•a visit to Oliwa Cathedral and organ presentation

•a walk down the trendy Monte Casino Street in Sopot to one of the longest wooden piers in Europe

•sightseeing of and free time for shopping and leisure in Gdynia, one of the wealthiest cities in Poland

The Power of Gothic, 8 hours (Malbork+Gdańsk)

Among the dense network of 120 strongholds built by the Teutonic Knights in the 14th century, the one in Malbork was once the biggest castle in the world and is referred to as a genuine brick beast. Follow the traces of the treacherous assault of the Knights who conquered Gdansk in 1308 and surprisingly laid the foundations of the city’s blossom and wealth in the 16th century. Find out why Gdansk was one of the leading cities of the Hansa League. Entertaining storytelling – not lectures, of course.

The tour includes:

•guide service

•transport

•entry tickets (Malbork Castle and St Mary's Church) and castle's licensed guide

•lunch in the castle restaurant