Gdansk Highlights Bicycle Tour
Description
YOU WANT TO BE ABLE TO COVER ALL THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CITY AND FEEL LIKE A LOCAL TOO? THEN AN GUIDED GDAŃSK BIKE TOUR IS PERFECT FOR YOU! Gdańsk is one of the most bike friendly cities in Poland, and cycling become a part of local culture. If you want to really understand the city like a local, you have to do it from the saddle of a bike! Bike tours are one of the best ways to explore Gdańsk. Our tour will provide you with an interesting history of the city, and is a great chance to make some new friends. Great exercise and the perfect way to spend a glorious summer day in the city, these tour are a must for those who want to get to know the city on more intimate terms. It's the best sightseeing cultural and active tour in Gdańsk
Tour Options
Itinerary
Meeting point.
History of Gdańsk
History how Gdańsk was rebuilding after the IIWW.
The biggest brick church in the world.
History of WWII. How it was in real.
Meet with history of this powerful state company in communism times.
Meet with a history of Solidarność and the biggest strikes in the history of the world. Who was Lech Wałęsa and how we wan with communism regime in Poland?
Gdańsk Old Port
Explore the original district of Gdańsk and see how beautiful it is a green part of Gdańsk.
Original fortification of the city from the XVII century.
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(74)
Good tour with a knowledgeable tour guide. Great way to learn about the unique history of Gdansk and see places to visit afterward.
We got to see a lot of the Gdansk area. David had good communication skills and told good stories. Be prepared to walk pushing your bike a bit as the area is quite crowded with pedestrians.
It’s has been really an amazing tour! Despite the rain, Anisa helped us to accept the weather and to understand the very interesting history of Gdansk! I highly recommend this bike-tour! Elena
It’s a more through exposure to Gdansk then if you tried to do it on foot. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable about the city and Polish history.
See most of the city center with a great history lesson. Very well paced, with a knowledgeable and kind guide.
Very nice history tour around Gdansk with knowledgeable and fun Alicia. Lots of local connections and personal experiences/connections. Recommended.
We’re 5 friends from Denmark who wanted to get a closer look at Gdansk by bike, and especially wanted to learn more about Gdansk and Polands history. We therefore booked a guided tour with Poland by locals-Tours in Gdansk. And we had the most fantastic day - with an extraordinary knowledgeable guide who gave us a lot of Gdansk and Polish history, visited interesting, special and other places we would never found ourselves- as well as being shown the must-see places. She was just fantastic 😊💚. And the bikes: just excellent 👌 Olav and friends from Denmark
The tour was excellent and Lucas was very informative and knowledgable. Lucas gave us great tips, on local places to visit. I cant rate Lucas highly enough. 3 hour tour is highly recommended.
This is an informative and enjoyable tour, with a very knowledgeable guide. The exercise is moderate but many cobblestone old streets may make it challenging for some riders. The group was able to see several parts of the old city and the remarkable growth in new construction. The history and presentation of the Solidarity shipyard site was a particular interest., and the narrative of the political changes in Gdansk from medieval to current times was one that every serious student of history should enjoy. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone able to participate.
Lukas was excellent. Knowledgeable, friendly and relaxed, he showed us all around Gdansk and the shipyard including the Solidarity exhibition. I must admit I didn't know much about the 1980s strike and how this contributed to the end of communism in 1989. It was also fascinating to hear about the German invasion of Gdansk in 1939 and the rebuilding of the city after 1945 in a 17th century style. I can't recommend this enough as a way to see the city and get an understanding of both it and Polish life in general. Rich & Steve, Huddersfield, UK
