Discover the best of Gdańsk on a 3.5-hour guided Segway tour combining the historic Old Town with the legendary Gdańsk Shipyard. Explore the city’s rich heritage and its important role in modern European history.
Glide through the charming streets of the Old Town, admire colorful townhouses, historic gates, Neptune’s Fountain and the picturesque Motława waterfront. Continue to the historic Shipyard, where you’ll see iconic cranes, Solidarity Square and the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers.
Your local guide will share fascinating stories about Gdańsk’s medieval past, maritime traditions, the shipyard and the Solidarity movement that helped shape modern Poland.
Enjoy a 30-minute break in the middle of the tour to relax, grab a drink or a snack before continuing.
With an easy-to-learn Segway, an experienced local guide and a mix of iconic landmarks and fascinating history, this tour is a memorable way to experience Gdańsk.
After a short safety and riding session, set off to discover Gdansk's historic centre.
he traditional entrance to the Royal Route.
Gdansk, Poland
Ride along Gdańsk’s famous main promenade, admire colorful historic townhouses and discover the heart of the city.
ks, and hear the story behind this famous symbol.
Dlugi Targ 44, Gdansk, Poland
See the historic Artus Court and learn about its importance as a former meeting place for merchants and city elites.
ts connection with Gdańsk’s royal history.
Dlugie Pobrzeze 1, Gdansk, Poland
Ride along the picturesque waterfront and enjoy views of the river, historic buildings and Gdańsk’s famous Crane.
Mariacka 44/45, Gdansk, Poland
Explore one of Gdańsk’s most atmospheric streets, known for its historic architecture, decorative terraces and amber shops.
r a snack, and recharge before continuing the tour.
and the peaceful struggle for freedom in Poland. Visit the square dedicated to the workers who lost their lives during the 1970 protests and see the famous Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers.
the December 1970 protests and learn about their historical significance.
f one of Europe’s historically important shipbuilding centres.
ul. Doki 1, Gdansk, Poland
See the historic hall where important events connected with the Solidarity movement took place and learn about its role in Poland’s modern history.
Wladyslawa Bartoszewskiego 1, Gdansk, Poland
See the impressive exterior of the Museum of the Second World War and learn about Gdańsk’s connection to the events that shaped Europe and the world.
Our office is conveniently located at Stara Stocznia 20/12 in Gdańsk.
- Look for the building beside the Museum of the Second World War. - Our office is on the ground floor, on the opposite side of the building from the museum. - The number 20/12 is visible above the entrance door to our office.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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