Gdansk No Limit Beer City Tour

4.8(26)1 hour - 1 hr 10 minNorwegian, German, Finnish, Swedish +8Book 1 hour aheadGdansk, Poland

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We invite you on a unique golf cart tour of Gdańsk!

Explore the charms of the Old Town in a unique way—with a cold beer in hand and unlimited drinks!

What awaits you?

A guided tour of the most beautiful corners of Gdańsk by golf cart

Unlimited beer throughout the entire ride (yes, seriously!)

Music, fun, and an unforgettable atmosphere!

Stops at atmospheric spots for photos Important Note: We only serve alcoholic drinks for travelers 18 years old and above. Minor travelers below 18 years old will be served non-alcoholic drinks.

Unlimited beer

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What you'll do

Gdansk Katownia
Ulica Targ Weglowy 26, Gdansk, Poland
Guide
Brama Wyzynna
Waly Jagiellonskie 2A, Gdansk, Poland
Guide
St. Mary's Church
Podkramarska 5, Gdansk, Poland
Guide
St. Bridget's Church (Kosciol sw. Brygidy)
ul. Profesorska 17, Gdansk, Poland
Guide
Gdansk Shipyard
ul. Walowa 27a, Gdansk, Poland
The Gdańsk Shipyard, founded in 1945, was one of Poland's largest shipbuilding centers, employing tens of thousands of people and playing a significant role in the country's history, particularly as the birthplace of the Solidarity movement. Despite its historical and symbolic role, the shipyard ceased operations after bankruptcy in 1996.
The Great Mill
ul. Wielkie Mlyny 16, Gdansk, Poland
Guide
Guide
Gdansk Shipyard
ul. Walowa 27a, Gdansk, Poland
Guide
Great Armoury (Wielka Zbrojownia)
ul. Targ Weglowy 6, Piwna, Gdansk, Poland
The Great Armoury in Gdańsk, also known as the Arsenal, is one of the most impressive secular buildings in the Renaissance architecture of Gdańsk. The Great Armoury in Gdańsk, also known as the Arsenal, is one of the most impressive secular buildings in the Renaissance architecture of Gdańsk.
Museum Of The Second World War
Wladyslawa Bartoszewskiego 1, Gdansk, Poland
The Museum of the Second World War was opened in 2017 in Gdańsk at 1 Władysław Bartoszewski Square. The building is situated at the mouth of the Radunia Canal, close to the historic city center, in a symbolic architectural layout that also serves as a space of remembrance of the beginnings of World War II.