Gdansk privat kommunismetur med Solidaritetscentermuseet
Beskrivelse
Rejs tilbage til 1980'ernes Commonist-Polen og opdag historien om Solidaritet, den polske fagforening og civile modstandsbevægelse. Se de strålende udstillinger på European Solidarity Centre, besøg det historiske Sala BHP og Gdansk skibsværft. Vælg en af vores fremragende turmuligheder skræddersyet til dine behov og interesser: Tilgængelig i engelsk eller tysk eller polsk eller russisk/ spansk eller fransk eller italiensk/ Norske eller svenske sprog 2 timer: Europæisk Solidaritetscenter Besøg Det Europæiske Solidaritetscenter og lær om Solidaritetsbevægelsens historie. Inkluderer skip-the-line billetter. 4 timer: European Solidarity Centre & Gdansk Shipyard Vælg denne mulighed for at besøge det europæiske solidaritetscenter (spring køen over), Sala BHP, Gdansk skibsværft og andre steder, der er forbundet med begivenhederne i august 1980. Ved du, hvad der skete den 31. august 1980? Lær om den største borgerlige succes i Polens moderne historie - den sejrrige Solidaritetsbevægelse.
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Mød din guide under monumentet over de faldne skibsværftsarbejdere fra 1970, Plac Solidarności, 80-001 Gdańsk
Lær om Lech Walesa, Anna Walentynowicz og andre helte, der ledede revolutionen. Din private guide hjælper dig med at forstå udstillingerne og den historiske kontekst bag Solidaritetsstrejkerne og deres arv i resten af Østeuropa.
Endnu mere om den polske folkerepublik (almindeligvis kendt som PRL) og kommunismen. Se Solidaritetspladsen og hør den tragiske historie bag monumentet over de faldne skibsværftsarbejdere fra 1970. Besøg det historiske sted, hvor "Gdańsk-aftalen" af 31. august 1980 blev underskrevet - Center for arbejderbeskyttelse på Gdansk skibsværft, også kendt som Sala BHP.
Sidste stop bliver Gdansk skibsværft (Stocznia Gdansk), hvor 17.000 skibsbyggere begyndte den civile modstand mod det kommunistiske regime i 1980. I traditionen med PRL vil vi også invitere dig til et skud polsk vodka.
Lær i dybden om kommunisttidens Polen og demokratiets fødsel i østblokken. Besøg European Solidarity Centre (ESC) med skip-the-line-billetter, der lader dig slå folkemængderne. Inde i dette moderne museum går du trin for trin gennem Solidaritets historie. Du vil se de originale Tables of 21 Postuates - de skriftlige krav, som strejkende på Lenin-skibsværftet (nu Gdansk-skibsværft) stillede mod myndighederne i 1980, samt andre dokumenter og fotografier, der dokumenterer fagforeningens kamp for frihed - strejkerne , rundbordsforhandlingerne i 1989 og det første pluralistiske valg i Polen siden 1947.
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Anmeldelser(14)
This tour was a highlight of our trip to Poland. Our guide, a native of Gdansk, was knowledgeable, informative and proud of Poland's role in leading the nations of Central Europe into democracy through the Solidarity movement. The museum and shipyard exhibits tell a compelling story of the fight for freedom by the Polish people. Anyone interested in the effort to defeat Communism in the late 20th century and how a people fought for their rights should take this tour.
We really enjoyed the private tour. We learned so much about the history of Poland in the last century. Our guide was able to give us first-hand accounts of events depicted in the museum. Very enjoyable.
Dear Mari, Thank you for your positive feedback. We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our tour and had a great experience with our guide! We hope that you will use our services again in the future. We look forward to welcoming you back on another tour! Best regards. Rosotravel Team
First off, guide was 20 minutes late... The whole experience felt rushed, yet unprepared. We could have spent more time at the excellent Solidarity center. The 4 hour tour was finished after just 3 hours. Not quite the tour that was described... Positive marks for the guide having actually been present at some of the events and could add some personal anecdotes.
The guide was brilliant! She really knew her stuff! Very impressive! Wish we knew about her sooner in our trip!
Well done Lots of explanations, facts, photos. Important topic, today possibly more than some years ago
The Gdansk Shipyard (in 1980, called the "Lenin Shipyard") is where the brave Poles of the Solidarity movement first began to cut the chains by which their Soviet occupiers had bound them. Few know that Lech Walesa had previously been jailed for his labor activism in years before that strike. Fewer still know that it was getting the older shipyard workers to support the strike to really give it "legs". Their entire financial security lay in their state-promised pension! Can you imagine those guys going home to their wives and explaining that they were going to strike, and that they may not be in line to receive a pension afterward? It all came together in 1980, labor activism, a Polish Pope, and a persuasive union leadership, toward poking the Soviet bear, much to the benefit of us all!
Our guide Elwira was Very knowledgeable about the uprising at the Gdansk shipyard and Gdansk's history - and inspiring to visit the Solidarity Center Museum.
Amazing guide, Elvira knowing he history and she have been translator for Lech Walesa ones. So if you will have a private tour guide there can tell you the history whit knowledge and passion then is Elvira you shall have for this tour
The tour was very informative and the tour guide certainly knew so much on the subject. Excellent. Would recommend the tour to others.
We received a private tour from Elwira, it was an experience one should not miss. Elwira is a natural describing the history the communism history of Poland, details, the life under the control of communism in Gdansk. Grateful to Poland, Gdansk, the shipyard workers, Lech Walensa. Poland is a great country, with great people. Elwira is one them. Thanks 🙏
Hello, I'm super happy to read these kind words from you. It was pleasure to host you and hopefully we will see you in Gdansk again. There is still a lot of to sightsee and experience local culture :) Greetings!
