1st Day – arrival to Gdańsk

2nd Day – sightseeing Gdansk with its thousand years history is the perfect place for a trip. We suggest to see: Royal Route, Gothic St. Mary’s Church, Long Market – one of the longest markets in Europe, tenement houses with Renaissance facades, Artus Court with Neptune’s Fountain and so on.

3rd Day – free time or optional trip to the Teutonic Castle in Malbork or visiting the European Solidarity Centre or the Museum of the Second World War. Excursion to the Teutonic Castle in Malbork Malbork Castle – the former residence of the Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order. From a distance there is a wonderful view of the former seat of the Teutonic Order, but only during the tour you can feel its true greatness. Visiting the European Solidarity Centre. It is a place that tells about the victorious revolution of solidarity and shows how Poland, Europe and the world have changed thanks to it. You can see almost 1800 objects related to the strike in August ’80. Visiting the Museum of the Second World War. It is one of the largest exhibition spaces in Europe. With the help of artifacts, with the support of modern technology, the history of the civil population during World War II is presented.

4th Day – departure