Gdansk and Malbork small group tour from Warsaw with pickup and lunch

Sted: Warszawa

Varighed: op til 24 timer

Sprog: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Polish, Russian

Tilgængelighed: Every day

Voucher på mobilen accepteres

Spring linjen over

Entréudgifter er Inkluderet

Guidet Tur

Lokalt særpræg

Måltid inkluderet

Små Grupper

Elektronisk billet

Tur med Audioguide

Subject expert guide

Øjeblikkelig bekræftelse

Private group

Transport fra hotellet

Transport included

Højdepunkter

Visit the characteristic "capital of amber" and all the main places in its downtown
Enjoy a typical lunch in a local restaurant closed to the Neptune's Fountain
Marvel at the castle in Malbork, former headquartier of the Knights of the Teutonic Order
Be fascinated by colourful glass paintings and medieval knight tombs

Beskrivelse

This tour will take you to the beautiful city on the Baltic, known for its rich amber. With your guide you'll see, learning more about the city and its history, all the main places of the downtown area (Głowne Miasto):

The Coal Market (Targ Weglowy)
The Museum of Amber
The richly decorated Golden Gate, that leads to the Long Market
The Green Gate and the Artus Court, a meeting place of merchants as well as centre of social life, whose hayday falls into the 16th and 17th century
The colorful Dutch House "Dom Holenderski" and the Neptun’s Fountain
Last but not least, the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the largest brick church in the world

After the city tour you'll visit the ancient castle in Malbork, a little town in the Vistula delta, founded by the Knights of the Teutonic Order. The medieval castle was built in the 13th century as the Order’s headquarters and is the biggest castle complex in Europe. At the same time it is also the biggest brick construction in the history, listed as UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage. Inside the complex you will see the Courtyard, the Cloisters of the High Castle, the Summer Refectory and the Palace of Grand Master.

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