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Discover the rich German heritage of Gdansk, Poland, on a private walking tour through the city’s storied Old Town. Guided by a local historian, you’ll explore over 1,000 years of German-Polish relations, tracing the influence of German citizens on Gdansk’s culture, architecture, and identity.
Begin your journey at the iconic Golden Gate, strolling along the Royal Route toward Long Market as your guide shares fascinating tales of German merchants who shaped the city’s vibrant past. Along the way, marvel at landmarks such as Artus Court and Neptune’s Fountain, and soak in the lively atmosphere by the Motlawa River, once a bustling Hanseatic port.
Immerse yourself in the stories of remarkable German figures, including astronomer Johann Bernoulli, Nobel laureate Günter Grass, and architect Barthel Ranisch. The tour culminates inside the magnificent St. Mary’s Church, where you’ll find the tomb of renowned German poet Martin Opitz and admire the church’s stunning interior.
For a more in-depth experience, opt for the extended 3-hour tour, which includes exclusive tickets to Artus Court. Here, your guide will reveal the German influences within this historic merchant hub, including the famous Last Judgment painting by Anton Möller. Entry fees are included for Artus Court, ensuring a seamless visit.
The tour meets in the heart of Gdansk Old Town and is led by an expert who brings the city’s complex history to life. Choose between the 2-hour or 3-hour itinerary to best suit your interests. Spaces fill quickly, so check availability and book your unforgettable Gdansk experience today!
