Gdynia: TriCity Tour

The term “Tricity” refers to three closely situated cities in the Pomerania region – Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia – which function collectively as a single urban area, sharing numerous facilities such as their public transportation system. Yet, each city boasts its own unique character. Gdansk is celebrated for its captivating architecture and historical significance, Sopot is a trendy seaside resort famed for its lively nightlife, exquisite dining, and a plethora of cultural activities, while Gdynia serves as a major port, currently a hub for maritime industries and shipbuilding. If you’re in Gdansk and wish to explore beyond the main attractions of this beautiful city, this tour is an excellent option. It offers an opportunity to delve deeper into Polish history, enjoy the vibrant architecture, and experience the tranquil vibes of a seaside holiday – all within a single, full-day tour.

We offer private tours around TriCity from Gdynia port or hotel on request

Tour itinerary:

1. Pick-up directly from the gate of the port or hotel at chosen time
2. walking tour around Old Town of Gdansk for up to 2 hours during which you will see:

• The magnificent Long Market – the vibrant heart of the city, adorned with precious monuments such as the Gothic Town Hall, the stunning Artus Court, the renowned historic Neptune’s Fountain from the 17th century, a definitive symbol of Gdansk, and The Golden Tenement House – arguably the city’s most exquisite building, celebrated for its intricately decorated facade.
• The Green Gate – along with the Golden and Highland Gates, it extends across the Long Market and Long Street, forming part of the Royal Route. Influenced by the design of the Antwerp City Hall, this gate was originally constructed as a residence for Polish monarchs, though it never hosted any.
• Zuraw – a prominent Crane beside the Motlawa River, a key landmark in Gdansk, notable as Europe’s largest medieval port crane and also serving as a fortified water gate with two large brick towers.
• St Mary’s Church – ranked among the world’s largest brick churches, this is an exceptionally significant monument.
• The Great Armory building – a prime example of Dutch Renaissance architecture in Poland, it underwent extensive restoration after suffering damage in WW2 to reveal its original splendor.
• Dluga Street (Long Lane) – part of the Royal Route, this street is lined with characteristic Gdansk houses, displaying narrow facades crowned with gables or attics and lavishly adorned with coats of arms, figures, and images of ancient heroes.
• The Golden Gate – erected in the 17th century at the terminus of Long Lane, this gate was once integral to the city’s fortifications.
• The Highland Gate – constructed in 1588 as the primary western entrance to the City of Gdansk, marking the commencement of the Royal Route.

3. approx 20 min. drive from the Old Town to Oliwa (peaceful and charming district of Gdansk)
4. visiting Oliwa District for up to 1 hour where you will see:

• The Cathedral in Oliwa – this location offers you an opportunity to witness a showcase of the renowned organs followed by a brief musical performance.
• The Oliwa Park – a favored spot within the Tricity for unwinding on a bench, enjoying a picnic, and appreciating the outdoors; it boasts a diverse and vibrant collection of trees, flowers, fountains, and ponds to appreciate.

5. approx 1 hour of free time for lunch
6. short drive (approx 15 minutes) from Oliwa District to Sopot – one of most popular and fancy sea resorts in Poland
7. walking tour around the centre of Sopot for up to 1 hour during which you will see:

• The wooden pier – Sopot’s premier attraction and emblem; it is the lengthiest pier along the Polish coast.
• Monte Cassino street – Poland’s most renowned promenade, primarily celebrated for its vibrant entertainment scene, top-tier restaurants, clubs, and stores offering souvenirs and handcrafted items; it also features the “Krzywy Domek” – a uniquely crooked house embodying audacious contemporary architectural design.
• Southern Lazienki – epitomizes the beach resort architecture, drawing inspiration from the Norwegian national style, modeled after the historic Stavkirke churches.

8. approx 20 minutes drive from Sopot to Gdynia – the youngest city of TriCity
9. partially walking and partially driving tour around Gdynia for approx 1 hour during which you will see:

• The Kosciuszko Square – a beloved spot for strolls among both tourists and Gdynia residents, and a hub for numerous concerts, festivals, and events; additionally, the square is known for the ships docked at the quay, notably the Polish destroyer “Blyskawica” and the renowned Polish sailing vessel – “Dar Pomorza.”
• The Orlowski Cliff – a scenic part of Gdynia, continuously reshaped by the Baltic Sea’s waves; its allure draws numerous visitors annually, making it one of Poland’s most frequently photographed locations.

9. drop-off back at the port/your hotel in Gdynia

Whole tour lasts up to 8 hours

Prices:

• 1150 PLN per person (1 person)
• 590 PLN per person (2 persons)
• 400 PLN per person (3 persons)
• 370 PLN per person (4 persons)
• 300 PLN per person (5 persons)
• 260 PLN per person (6 persons)
• Contact us (7 persons or more)

What is included:

• hotel/Gdynia port pick up at chosen time and hotel/Gdynia port drop off,
• comfortable, air-conditioned, private transportation
• professional private city guide service in chosen language
• up to 8 hours of sightseeing of TriCity according to the itinerary above
• entrance tickets to Oliwa Cathedral for organ concert
• entrance tickets to wooden pier in Sopot

This private tour is available in following languages: English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Russian, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch and others

*some languages may be subject of availability and prices can vary