Gdańsk and the Baltic for groups: Toruń, Malbork Castle and Sopot
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- Duration 8 days
- DepartureFrom the place of your choice
- GroupFrom 20 participants
- DateOn the date of your choice
An 8-day tour of northern Poland for your group: Poznań, Toruń, the Teutonic castle of Malbork, Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia.
Northern Poland brings together red-brick Hanseatic cities, great castles of knights and the beaches of the Baltic Sea. Your group discovers the market square of Poznań, the medieval town of Toruń, birthplace of Copernicus, and Malbork Castle, the former capital of the Teutonic Order and the largest brick castle in the world. In Gdańsk, the Royal Way leads to the harbour and its medieval crane, before a day on the coast between the seaside resort of Sopot and the port of Gdynia.
Programme
Day 1 : Journey to Berlin
- Morning departure from the location of your choice.
- Drive to eastern Germany, with regular stops along the way.
- Arrival in the Berlin area at the end of the day, overnight stop.
- Dinner in the hotel restaurant (on request).
Day 2 : Poznań
- Drive to Poland and arrival in Poznań in the late morning.
- Discovery of the market square (Stary Rynek) and its Renaissance town hall, where two mechanical goats butt heads every day at noon.
- Visit to the cathedral on Ostrów Tumski island, the cradle of the Polish state.
- Tasting of the St Martin's croissant, a Poznań speciality (on request).
- Check-in at a hotel in Poznań.
Day 3 : Toruń
- Drive to Toruń, a medieval town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Guided tour of the old town: the town hall, the birthplace of Copernicus, the leaning tower and the ruins of the Teutonic castle (on request).
- Gingerbread workshop at the Gingerbread Museum (on request).
- Check-in at a hotel in Toruń.
Day 4 : Malbork Castle and Gdańsk
- Drive to Malbork and visit to the castle of the Teutonic Order, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Drive to Gdańsk.
- Check-in at a hotel in Gdańsk for three nights.
- Dinner in the hotel restaurant (on request).
Day 5 : Gdańsk
- Guided tour of Gdańsk: the Royal Way, the Long Market and Neptune's Fountain, Artus Court, St Mary's Basilica and Mariacka Street with its amber merchants (on request).
- Walk along the Motława to the medieval crane.
- Visit to the European Solidarity Centre, on the history of the Solidarność trade union (on request).
- Group dinner in a restaurant in the old town (on request).
Day 6 : Sopot, Gdynia and Oliwa
- Organ concert in Oliwa Cathedral (on request).
- Walk in Sopot and along its wooden pier, the longest in Europe.
- In the afternoon, discovery of the port of Gdynia and the museum sailing ship Dar Pomorza.
- Boat trip in the Bay of Gdańsk, in season (on request).
Day 7 : Westerplatte and journey to Germany
- Morning stop at the Westerplatte peninsula, where the Second World War began (on request).
- Drive west, with regular stops.
- Arrival in the Berlin area in the evening, overnight stop.
Day 8 : Return
- Return journey from the morning, with regular stops.
- Arrival back in your region in the evening.
The price includes
- Coach transport from the departure point of your choice
- The services of a driver
- 7 nights in a 3-star hotel (4-star on request), double rooms with breakfast
- Accommodation for the driver
- Road tolls and parking fees
The price does not include
- Dinner in the hotel restaurant
- Tasting of the St Martin's croissant, a Poznań speciality
- Guided tour of the old town: the town hall, the birthplace of Copernicus, the leaning tower and the ruins of the Teutonic castle
- Gingerbread workshop at the Gingerbread Museum
- Dinner in the hotel restaurant
- Guided tour of Gdańsk: the Royal Way, the Long Market and Neptune's Fountain, Artus Court, St Mary's Basilica and Mariacka Street with its amber merchants
- Visit to the European Solidarity Centre, on the history of the Solidarność trade union
- Group dinner in a restaurant in the old town
- Organ concert in Oliwa Cathedral
- Boat trip in the Bay of Gdańsk, in season
- Morning stop at the Westerplatte peninsula, where the Second World War began
- Meals and drinks (except breakfasts)
- Admission to museums and monuments
- Tourist tax
- Single room supplement
- Cancellation and refund protection (optional)
- Personal expenses
Good to know
- Departure and return times adapted to the pick-up point chosen by your group.
- A valid identity card or passport is required for every participant; the local currency is the złoty.
- The coach drops the group off near the old towns; warm clothing is useful on the Baltic coast, even in summer.
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- From 20 participants
- On the date of your choice, departing from near you
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Free places
- 25 →+125 paying participants: 1 free place(s)
- 50 →+350 paying participants: 3 free place(s)
- 75 →+475 paying participants: 4 free place(s)
- 100 →+6100 paying participants: 6 free place(s)
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Gdańsk and the Baltic for groups: Toruń, Malbork Castle and Sopot
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