• Stutthof Concentration Camp - Stutthof was the first concentration camp established by the Nazis in Poland. Over its 5-year operation, it detained prisoners from 28 different countries. More than 110,000 individuals were subjected to torture, forced labor, or perished in the gas chambers. During a 5-hour visit, you will explore the entire site, view poignant exhibitions, and visit the Stutthof Museum Cinema.

After approximately 1 hour of driving, the tour will arrive at the Stutthof Concentration Camp. During the Stutthof Guided Tour, a private guide will lead you through the entire camp, answering any questions you may have. The visit to Stutthof includes a minimum of 2 hours, featuring a documentary screening at the Stutthof Cinema.

• Westerplatte - Enhance your trip with the 7-hour option to also visit Westerplatte. Once a military base for various armies, it now stands as a primary symbol of the start of the Second World War. Visitors will see a small military cemetery and a large Monument to the Defenders of the Polish Coast.

Choose the special 7-hour option to visit Westerplatte. Previously a military base for different armies, it is now a key symbol of the Second World War’s onset. The site includes a small military cemetery and a significant Monument to the Defenders of the Polish Coast. Experience this with the Westerplatte option.

• Museum of the Second World War (Muzeum II Wojny Światowej) - Alternatively, visit the Museum of the Second World War, regarded as one of Poland’s finest museums. Gain detailed insights into WWII and form your own opinions from various perspectives. The guide offers clear context and an informative tour.

Visit the Museum of the Second World War, considered one of Poland’s top museums. Discover detailed information about WWII and develop your own views from multiple perspectives. The guide provides clear context and an informative tour. Experience this with the Museum of WWII option. Tickets are included.

• St. Mary’s Church - St. Mary’s Basilica in Gdansk is renowned as the world’s largest brick church. Its interior features 37 windows, over 300 tombstones, and 31 chapels. It is a must-see when visiting Gdansk. Experience this with the Old Town walking tour option.
• Old Town - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels throughout Gdansk and from the Gdansk Port.
• Neptune’s Fountain (Fontanna Neptuna) - The Neptune Fountain is a fascinating example of 17th-century Gdańsk art’s interpretation of classical antiquity. It symbolizes both the city of Gdańsk and its maritime connections. Experience this with the Old Town walking tour option.
• Main Town Hall - Museum of Gdansk - The Main City Hall, a magnificent building and the seat of city authorities, is rich with multicultural references. Experience this with the Old Town walking tour option.
• Dwor Artusa - The Artus Court, located in the heart of Gdańsk, was historically a meeting place for merchants and a hub of social life. The main hall features a 10.64-meter Renaissance tiled stove from 1546, made of over 500 individual tiles and the tallest of its kind in Europe. There are also large paintings depicting biblical and mythological themes. Experience this with the Old Town walking tour option.
• Motlawa River Embankment (Długie Pobrzeże) - This area captures the essence of the old Hanseatic League. It is stunning at any time, offering a variety of architectural styles, monuments, and breathtaking views of buildings reflected in the ancient port’s waters. Experience this with the Old Town walking tour option.
• Piwna Street (Ulica Piwna) - The second most important street in Gdansk’s Old Town. As the name “Piwna” (related to beer) suggests, it was once home to the most renowned brewers. This street also houses the residence of Albert Forster, a Nazi politician and war criminal who served as the Gauleiter of Danzig. Experience this with the Old Town walking tour option.

• Pickup and drop-off at your accommodation or the cruise port in Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia
• Transportation in an air-conditioned car with English driver
• 5-hours Tour to Stutthof Concentration Camp led by Expert-Guide
• Guaranteed 2-hours guided Stutthof tour in chosen foreign language, regardless of traffic jams
• Entry Tickets to the Stutthof Museum
• Admission ticket to watch the movie in Stutthof Museum Cinema
• Sightseeing of Gdansk Old Town (in extended option with Old Town)
• Sightseeing of Westerplatte (in extended option with Westerplatte)
• Sightseeing of Museum of the Second World War with tickets (in option with WWII Museum)
• Full documentary movie Stutthof Survivors mailed to you after the tour (on request)

• Meals

Pick one of our specially crafted tour packages that align with your preferences:

Accessible in the following languages:
English, German, Polish, Russian, Spanish, French, Italian, Norwegian, and Swedish.

Each of the tour packages listed below includes transportation to and from the tour site, along with pick-up and drop-off service:

5-Hour: Private Stutthof Detailed Exploration
Invest 5 hours of your day touring Stutthof concentration camp, followed by a 15-minute beachside stroll. Transportation is provided both ways, inclusive of pick-up and drop-off service.

7-Hour: Private Stutthof & Old Town Historical Journey
Spend 7 hours experiencing a guided run-through of Stutthof concentration camp and enjoying the significant spots in the Old Town on foot.

7-Hour: Private Stutthof & Westerplatte In-depth Tour
Dedicate 7 hours to explore Stutthof concentration camp and Westerplatte through a comprehensive guided tour.

7-Hour: Private Stutthof & WWII Museum Insightful Round
This 7-hour tour offers a guided visit through Stutthof concentration camp along with the Museum of World War II.

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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.