moderate
4–6 hours
Visitors should have moderate mobility to comfortably walk and stand during site visits.
Discover Poland’s WWII history firsthand with a poignant day tour from Gdańsk to Stutthof and Westerplatte. Walk through sites of resistance and loss, guided by experts who bring history vividly to life. A moving experience that deepens understanding and remembrance.
All day • Shared or Private tour
Embark on a poignant World War II tour from Gdansk, exploring Stutthof, the first Nazi camp in Poland, and Westerplatte, the site of a pivotal battle symbolizing Polish resistance. This unique journey offers a deep connection to history, honoring the memories of those who fought bravely during this tumultuous time.
Book our World War II tour from Gdansk and visit two places of memorial. Stutthof was the first Nazi camp set up on Polish teritory. Westerplatte is where one of the first battles of World War II took place and is now considered one of the most remarkable symbols of Polish resistance against Wehrmacht (army of Nazi Germany).
The tour involves walking through historic sites with uneven terrain, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Weather can be unpredictable; layering helps stay comfortable during outdoor parts of the tour.
Observe silence and respectful behavior at memorials and preserved areas.
Capture the sites, but be mindful of other visitors and local sensitivities.
Westerplatte was the site of the first shots of WWII, symbolizing Polish resilience, a story that continues to inspire national pride.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve historical sites and minimize environmental impact during tourism activities.
Necessary for walking through historic sites with uneven ground and outdoor segments.
Layered clothing or waterproof gear depending on the forecast is advised.
spring,winter specific
Capture memorable moments at significant sites during the tour.
Protect yourself during outdoor visits in sunny weather.
summer specific