AB Poland Travel’s Gdansk, Sopot & Malbork Day Tour
Difficulty
easy
Duration
14–17 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness for extended walking and travel is recommended; accessibility may be limited at historic sites due to uneven terrain.
Overview
Travel from Warsaw to Poland’s Baltic coast with AB Poland Travel. Visit Malbork Castle, the largest brick fortress worldwide, then uncover vibrant Gdansk or seaside Sopot on this comprehensive day tour.
Gdansk/Sopot & Malbork Day Tour from Warsaw
Starting at € 96 per Person • Full day • All Inclusive • All Ages
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Warsaw to Gdansk, exploring the majestic Malbork Castle, the largest brick castle in the world. Enjoy a guided tour of Gdansk or Sopot, savor a delicious local lunch, and experience the rich history and stunning coastal beauty of Poland’s vibrant cities.
Experience Gdansk, a gorgeous city on the Baltic coast is Poland’s principal seaport!
Rates per person
1 Person: € 350 2 People: € 205 3 People: € 157 4 People: € 135 5 People: € 120 6 People: € 110 7 People: € 103 8 People: € 96
About
Gdansk is the birthplace of the „Solidarity” („Solidarnosc”) movement. This gorgeous city on the Baltic coast is Poland’s principal seaport. Sopot attracts tourists because of clean sandy beaches, a stunning promenade and the longest wooden pier in Europe. Malbork castle founded by the Knights of the Teutonic Order is the biggest brick construction in the world.
This tour starts in Warsaw. You will be picked up by our English-speaking driver from your hotel/apartment. You will go to Malbork and visit the castle with audioguide. Afterwards, you will have lunch at a local restaurant. Then you will move to Gdansk or Sopot and have a 2-hour guided tour in one of these cities. You will come back in Warsaw around 23:00 – 24:00.
Highlights:
- Guided walking tour of Gdansk or Sopot with local English-speaking guide
- Visit at Malbork – largest castle in the world measured by land area and a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Entry tickets to Malbork Castle
- Comfortable, air-conditioned car
- English-speaking professional driver
- Pick up and drop off from/to your hotel/apartment in central Warsaw
- Lunch included
Standard schedule:
7:00 Pick-up at your hotel in Warsaw 11:00 – 14:30 Tour in Malbork Castle 15:00 – 16:00 Lunch 17:00 – 19:00 Guided tour in Gdansk or Sopot 24:00 Drop-off at your hotel in Warsaw
The departure time is estimated and the order and timing may change, to be announced before the tour by email.
What's included
- Transportation by car/minibus
- Pick-up and drop off at your hotel/apartment in the city centre
- English-speaking driver (other languages are possible if requested in advance)
- Group guided tour in Gdansk in English (other languages are possible if requested in advance)
- Tour in Malbork castle with audioguides
- Entrance fee to the Malbork castle
- Free time
Complimentary services:
- Free traditional lunch of the day (e.g pierogi, chicken soup or schnitzel +water) in a local restaurant
- Free wifi in most of our cars (ask the driver)
- Child seat free of charge (must be requested in advance)
Important information:
- Please note that on Mondays visit at Malbork castle is shorter than usual.
- Please let us know if you have any serious health issues so that we know how to react in case of emergency.
Adventure Tips
Comfortable Footwear Recommended
Expect extensive walking during castle and city tours; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable on uneven cobblestone and castle grounds.
Bring Weather-Appropriate Layers
Coastal weather can be unpredictable—pack light rain gear and a windbreaker, especially for Sopot’s pier area.
Stay Hydrated and Snack Ready
While lunch is included, carry water and light snacks to stay energized through the long day.
Book in Advance During Peak Seasons
This popular tour fills up quickly in summer months; early booking ensures availability and better scheduling.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Seagulls frequent the Baltic coast near Sopot’s pier
- Swans can often be seen in the Motlawa River by Gdansk’s waterfront
History
Malbork Castle was constructed by the Teutonic Knights in the 13th century and stands as a symbol of medieval military power in Eastern Europe.
Conservation
Efforts to preserve Malbork Castle include sensitive restoration techniques to maintain its brick architecture and reduce environmental impact from tourism.
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Adventure Hotspots in Warsaw
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Necessary for navigating cobblestones and uneven castle floors throughout the tour.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during long stretches between stops, especially during summer.
Weatherproof Jacket
Protects against rain and wind common in Poland’s coastal regions.
spring specific
Light Backpack
Useful for carrying personal items, snacks, and layers comfortably.