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trips around GDAŃSK, SOPOT, GDYNIA and the surrounding area with local guide Bartosz Pieczyński

Stutthof Museum: Concentration Camp (1939-45)

  • approx. 5 hours
  • from PLN 750
Learn the history of the German concentration camp, the longest operating (1939-45) on occupied Polish soil.
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Tricity in one day: Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia

  • approx. 8 hours
  • from PLN 1,300
If you have little time and want to see as much as possible, this is the trip for you. Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia in one day.
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Gdańsk: Main and Old Town

  • 3 hours
  • from PLN 500
Learn about the history (from the Middle Ages to the present) of the over 1,000-year-old city by walking around its historic center.
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Bartosz "Bart" Pieczyński

Licensed guide and tour leader

I was born in Gdańsk. The first years of my life I lived with my family in Sopot, but I have been a happy resident of Gdynia for over 30 years. I have Kashubian origins on my mother's side, so I am a native of flesh and blood. I will be happy to show you places, both characteristic of northern Poland and my home region, and those located slightly off the official trails. If you have no idea how to visit Gdańsk, Sopot or Gdynia, don't worry, I will be happy to design a trip tailored to your individual needs.

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Neptune's Fountain from the 17th century.
Neptune's Fountain / Gdańsk
Disused railway bridge in Rutki.
Railway bridge / Rutki.
One of the largest brick churches in the world. St. Mary's Basilica.
St. Mary's Basilica / Gdańsk
Klif Orłowski, one of the greatest places for a walk in Tricity.
Orłowo Cliff / Gdynia
"21 x Yes" monument. In the background, the facade of the European Solidarity Center. Gdańsk
"21 x Yes" monument / Gdańsk
The Great Armory from the 17th century. Gdańsk.
Great Armory / Gdańsk
"Red Entrance" lighthouse. Gdańsk.
"Red Entrance" / Gdańsk
Manor of the Millers' Guild from the 19th century. Gdańsk
Manor of the Millers' Guild / Gdańsk
Ruins of a Prussian tomb in the middle of a field. Jurkowice
Tomb / Jurkowice
Kone crane cabin in the Gdańsk Shipyard. Gdańsk
Gdańsk Shipyard / Gdańsk
The top of the Chlebnicka Gate and a view of Gdańsk tenement houses.
Chlebnicka Gate / Gdańsk
Beaches of Sopot and Gdańsk. In the background, shipyard cranes and a football stadium.
By the bay / Sopot and Gdańsk
Forging Hammer from the 19th century located in the Imperial Shipyard.
Forging Hammer / Gdańsk
Kuracyjny Square and Pier.
Kuracyjny Square / Sopot
Ruins of a hall at the Imperial Shipyard.
Imperial Shipyard / Gdańsk
"Małe Molo" on the Boulevard. Feliks Nowowiejski. Gdynia
"Małe Molo" / Gdynia
In addition to its natural values, the Hel Peninsula is known as one of the best spots in Europe for water sports fans.
Boards / Hel Peninsula
Mushroom picking, the national sport of Poles. Trzebuń, Kashubia.
Mushroom picking / Kashubia
The facade of the 19th market hall and the Basilica of St. Nicholas. in the background the tower of St. Mary's Basilica.
Market Hall and Basilica / Gdańsk
Windsurfing and kitesurfing are very popular in the waters of the Bay of Puck and Gdańsk.
Windsurfing / Puck Bay
Gdańsk's architecture is a mixture of tradition and modernity.
Granary Island / Gdańsk
The Kashubian landscape includes, among others: roadside crosses and shrines.
Roadside cross / Kashubia
The Writer's House from the 18th century.
Writer's House / Gdańsk
Kępa Redłowska, a wild corner of the seaside city.
Cliff in Redłowo / Gdynia
Długie Pobrzeże, the footbridge over the Motława River and the Crane.
Długie Pobrzeże / Gdańsk
A fragment of the fence on the site of the former KL Stutthof Concentration Camp is a grim reminder of dark times for Poland and Europe.
Stutthof Concentration Camp
Decorations of the Baroque Royal Chapel.
Royal Chapel / Gdańsk
The beach is not only about relaxation. Yoga or pilates classes are often held there.
Pilates / Gdynia
Just relaxing.
Beach in Redłowo / Gdynia
Gdynia's beaches in Redłowo are some of the most beautifully situated in Poland.
The beach almost in the city center / Gdynia
Długie Pobrzeże and Żuraw.
Medieval Crane / Gdańsk
The ship "Sołdek", the Royal Granary, in the background the modern building of the Museum of the Second World War.
Ołowianka / Gdańsk
Kashubia is a truly magical land, an oasis of peace and reflection. Just an hour's drive from Tricity.
The road through Kashubian villages / Kashubia
Harvest in the Kashubian countryside.
Harvest / Kashubia
Kashubian lakes are clean and provide the opportunity to cool down during the summer heat. Trzebuń.
Lake Dzierstno / Kashubia
Staniszewskie Zdroje. Pomeranian forests are largely composed of majestic beeches.
Pomeranian beech forest / Kashubia
Kashubian fauna. A male European roe deer caught on an evening walk. Dziemiany
European roe deer / Kashubia
Długa Street and the Main Town Hall.
Długa Street / Gdańsk
View of Neptune's Fountain and tenement houses on Długi Targ.
Długi Targ / Gdańsk
Mariacka Street, one of the most visited corners of Gdańsk.
Mariacka Street / Gdańsk
The Tricity forests are perfect for cross-country skiing.
Kacze Łęgi Reserve / Gdynia
Former Lutheran church from the 18th century. Sominy.
Wooden church / Kashubia
The rising sun slowly warms the wooden fishing boats.
Fishing boat / Gdynia

Organization of transport

for your comfort

Do you need transport from the airport, train station or hotel? I will pick you up. Or maybe you want to see the Tricity from the perspective of the Bay of Gdańsk, or go to the Hel Peninsula? Nothing easier. I will organize a cruise for you yacht or motorboat. 
I have a comfortable, safe passenger car with four passenger seats, but depending on your needs, for an additional fee I can organize transport in vehicles such as: SUV, VAN or BUS. Everything to increase your comfort.

Have questions?

Write to me or call me to discuss the details.

+48 605 575 452

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