Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia in one day (private Tricity tour)
Last update – March 2024
If you are coming to Poland via a Cruise ship, why not visit 3 cities in one day!
Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia are popularly known as the Tricity. Even though they have much in common they are very different. Gdansk is an old Hanseatic league city – and now capital of the Pomeranian Region. Sopot is a much younger and popular spa city. It is beloved by young people because of its easy-going attitude and large numbers of discos and bars. The youngest member of Tricity is Gdynia as it was only born in 1926, when the Polish government, unable to use the Gdansk port dominated by Germans, decided to build a new port in the location of this small fishing village.
Gdansk sights
We will start with The Upland Gate– the 16th century entrance to the Old Town of Gdansk. On our way we will see The Torture Houseand The Prison Tower – previously the Museum of Amber in Gdansk. Next we will enter Long Street and the Long Market and admire the most magnificent sights like: Artus Court a medieval meeting place for rich merchants, a symbol of Gdansk – The Neptune Fountain,The Golden House and The Green Gate. Here we will drop into one of the amber workshops to see a brief display of amber polishing also called „the gold of the Baltic Sea”. We will also learn how to recognize fake amber. Here the official Royal Route in Gdansk ends but we will walk further to see the banks of the Motlawa River and the medieval Crane. We will walk on the most picturesque street in Gdansk – Mariacka Street which will lead us to the biggest gothic brick church in the world – St. Mary’s church. Here we will see many interesting pieces of historical art. We will finish our trip at the richly decorated Great Armoury.
On the way to Oliwa, we will pass by the Monument to the fallen shipyard workers of 1970, the European Solidarity Centre andLech Walesa’s house – the legendary leader of the Solidarity trade union. In Oliva district we will enjoy a bird’s eye view from the observation deck of Olivia Star building. It is the highest building in Gdansk, and from the height of 130 meters (426 feet) we can see not only Gdansk, but Sopot and Gdynia as well. Here we can also make a coffee and cake break. InOliva Cathedral, we can listen to a 20-minute organ concert. After a brief visit to the Cathedral we will go on to Sopot.
Sopot sights
In Sopot we will walk along the famous promenade, the Heroes of Monte Cassino Street. Here we will see the fascinating Crooked House, which has won many competitions due to its distinctive shape. Later we will take a stroll along the longest wooden pier in Europe –Sopot pier.
Gdynia sights
In the modern seaport of Gdynia, we will see the world’s oldest destroyer, the ORP Błyskawica, the „Dar Pomorza”(a tall ship frigate) and the marina in Gdynia.
Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia in one day tour (private TriCity tour) details:
Duration of the trip: about 7 hours
Meeting point: The Green Gate in Gdansk, I will pick you up at your hotel or from the port
Entrance fees on the route of private TriCity tour:
Last update – March 2024
•Oliva Cathedral: free of charge except for the 20 minute organ concert – regular ticket 6 PLN, discount ticket 4 PLN
Prices for only guiding or guiding and transport. All is PER TOUR and NOT per person.
Last update – March 2024
Only guiding
Guiding with transport
1-3 people
€ 220
€260
4-6 people
€ 220
€460
7-15 people
€ 220
€550
16-28 people
€ 220
€630
More than 28 and you need transport – please contact me!
How to book Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia in one day (private Tricity tour) in English, Dutch or Spanish?
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