Routes

The variety of attractions in the TriCity surprises many tourists. The marvellous monuments of architecture, interesting museums and fantastic nature. It takes months to see all the sights! You will be also amazed by the history of the TriCity’s parts. Gdańsk has the millennium of history, it saw the eruption of the 2nd World War and was the birthplace of the Solidarity trade unions. Finally, it is the global capital of amber. Gdynia is rightly considered the greatest achievement of the 2nd Republic (inter-war) – it is a true city of the sea and dreams. Finally, Sopot – the summer capital of Poland, an extraordinary tourist resort. Please find below some proposals of visiting the TriCity in the company of our tour guides.

Gdynia

Gdynia – A city phenomenon of the 2nd Polish Republic. A sightseeing tour goes past the city?s attractions telling its history. How the city developed, the port’s importance and its difficult years in Polish history. The unquestionable attraction is the visit onboard the excellently maintained destroyer ORP ‘Byskawica’ (Lightning), which served in many maritime campaigns during WW II. A wonderful panorama of the city as the port and shipyard complex unfolds from the top of the Stone Hill

Sopot

Health Resort Sopot – no doubting this is a real pearl of the Polish Coast. A popular pedestrian zone of Monte Casino the Heroes’ Street stretches to the longest pier in Europe. The pre-war architecture of the city gives interesting aesthetical impressions. And the nature lovers will be surprised by the beauty of the seaside flora, animal and marine life.

Westerplatte

Westerplatte – An unusual place. A handful of people on this scrap of land beat off the following attacks from the overwhelming German army during 7 days. A walk along the wooded avenues allows you to learn about this first act of WW II filled with drama and bravery. The great views unfold onto the Gdańsk Bay and the port complex from the monument hillock.

Oliva

Oliwa in the opinion of many experts in history is one of the most beautiful quarters of Gdańsk. Unusual building complexes add to the pre-war climate of the little streets and surprises the tourists with the number of the cultural and natural monuments. A visit in the Cathedral and in the vast park is an obligatory stop for every tour in Oliwa. Sacred art monuments, magnificent organ music and elaborate natural compositions will satisfy the most demanding tourists.

The Main Town

A sightseeing tour along the most representative streets of Gdańsk will bring closer the complex character and the former splendour of the city on the Motlawa river. The route leads along the best known historical monuments of Gdańsk: the Golden Gate, the Main Town Hall, the Neptune Fountain plus many more. The attraction in the summer season is the atmosphere of the multilingual crowd of tourists. Along this route there are plenty of shops with products by local amber craftsmen and many kinds other souvenirs.