Simply Gdansk

Sail down the beautiful rivers

Simply Gdansk is designed to familiarize you with some of the sights you should see on your first trip to the city, with a touch of the Extraordinary Experience that only Exeter International delivers – a perfect introduction to Gdansk at an uncommon value.

The Basics
• Three nights in one of the city’s top hotels, inclusive of tax and breakfast
• Private airport transportation to and from your hotel 
• Private Exeter Guide at your service as described in the program 
• Entrance Fees to all the sites mentioned in the program
• 24-hour, English-speaking local assistance in case of emergency or changes

Highlight of Exeter’s Simply Gdansk
• In-depth touring of Gdansk Old Town with your private guide

Easy to Combine with:

Warsaw
Krakow
Berlin

For custom luxury travel and tours to Gdansk and Poland, please contact one of our travel experts.

PRICING FROM

Please contact Exeter International for specific pricing and availability.

Arrival | Gdansk

Upon arrival in Gdansk, your driver will meet you outside of baggage claim and transfer you to the Sheraton Sopot, which overlooks the Baltic Sea. After check in, take a stroll through this quaint neighboring town or walk along the seafront promenade.

Exeter Services: Transfer

Hotel:  Sheraton Sopot

Gdansk | Gdansk

This morning your guide and driver will meet you in your hotel lobby for the drive to Old Town Gdansk.

Given Gdansk’s industrial heritage you will be pleasantly surprised to discover the charm and elegance of this port city during your guided walking tour this morning. Gdansk, or Danzig, as it was once called, is perhaps best known for the uprising led by Lech Walsea that resulted in the end of Communism in Poland.

Gdansk was an important center of the Hanseatic League for centuries. It had a strong German population prior to World War II, but after the war the Germans were expelled, leaving it to the Poles for the first time since 1308!

Enter Main Town, the historic center of Gdansk, through the 16th century Upland Gate. Don’t miss the coat of arms which depict Poland, Prussia and Gdansk – emblematic of the city’s history. Then continue your walk past some of the city’s finest architectural monuments dating back to the 14th century. You will also pass the notorious Renaissance Torture House and Gothic Prison Tower as you walk through the Golden Gate on Gluga Street.

Your guide will show you the Town Hall, full of character, Arthur’s Court Hall where the wealthy merchants of the 14th century used to live, and the Neptune Fountain – the symbol of Gdansk.

Please note that Main Town (the historic center of Gdansk) is entirely pedestrian. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

This afternoon return to your hotel and the rest of the day is at your leisure.

Exeter Services: Half Day Guide, Vehicle & Driver

Hotel: Sheraton Sopot 

Gdansk | Gdansk

Today is at leisure to explore Gdansk or its surrounding areas.

We recommend a visit to the neighboring Malbork Castle, one of Poland’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a beautiful palace dating back to the era of the Hanseatic League.

Have any particular special interest? Gdansk is a perfect base for:
• Exploring local Mazurian cultures
• Learning about Copernicus with a day trip to Torun, where he was born
• Boating, sailing and other water sports on the Baltic Sea
• Horseback riding in the Polish countryside
• Relaxing on the beach.  

If you would like us to arrange for additional sightseeing please advise your travel consultant and we will be happy to customize your free time in Gdansk.

Exeter Services: None

Hotel:  Sheraton Sopot