One day, private city tour to Gdansk and Malbork from Warsaw by express train

A full day private tour to Gdansk including a visit to the mysterious Teutonic Castle in Malbork. Travel by an express train. Departure from Warsaw around 7:00 a.m. return to Warsaw around 9:00 p.m. - 10 p.m. The price includes the transport, local guide services and entrance fees. It also includes the transfer hotel – railway station in Warsaw. The total price depends on the number of participants.

We strictly adheres to the sanitary principles anti COVID-19:
- Our bus tours are organised in a vehicle specially adapted to the sanitary conditions related to COVID-19 (maximum 7 people in the bus). The bus has a separate entrance for passengers, for a driver and a guide.
- We respect social distancing throughout experience (1.5 m)
- Face masks are required
- Hand sanitizers are available to travelers and staff

Gdansk is one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, It is also considered as one of the most attractive cities of Northern Europe. Feel the specific historical harbour atmosphere of the Old Town. The tour includes the very best of old Gdansk, and visit to Malbork - the imposing red brick castle from 1274 - the largest Gothic fortress in Europe.

Tour Program:

Gdansk - you will have an opportunity to see the old harbour with the Crane Gate - Gdansk's the most characteristic building, the Long Market with its Neptune Fountain and the Artus Court. You will also see the Main Town Hall with the famous Gdansk carillon, the magnificent Arsenal, the Millenium Tree, St. Mary's Church with its astronomical clock and many other beautiful sights of Gdansk. You will be able to walk along Mariacka Street, famous for its charming terraces full of amber jewellery.

Malbork Castle - the sightseeing starts from the Middle Castle, the later and larger segment with three wings around the yard. There is also a Palace of the Grand Masters, a magnificent monument of Gothic architecture decorated with slim columns.

You will also visit the beautiful interiors of the building, including the Winter and Summer Chambers, one of the dormitories and the Great Refectory, with their delicate adornments and impressive vaults. Many chambers hold exhibitions including a huge display of amber and a collection of militaria. In 1997 the castle became a UNESCO World Heritage site.