Atraccions turístiques a Sopot

This cruise will introduce you to the sights of Gdańsk from the water as you ride a historic vessel. You’ll be taking a 12-seater replica of a traditional Polish river boat, a wooden craft that was used for over 400 years. The journey begins at the inoperative former areas of Gdańsk Shipyard, once the workplace of over 18,000 people and not usually accessible to the public. From here, you’ll glide through Motława, the centre of the Old Town. You’ll pass key landmarks like the Teutonic castle’s ruins, the city’s water gates, old tenement houses and a 15th-century wooden crane. You’ll also see the new builds of Ołowianka Island and Granary Island and get up close to the harbour’s specialist vessels and cranes.

This boat cruise will showcase the picturesque sights of Gdańsk from the water as the sun slowly sets. You’ll board a 12-seater replica of a traditional Polish riverboat – a vessel used for over 400 years – and begin your tour in a disused shipyard. After taking in the sight of the changing sky against the backdrop of towering cranes, you’ll head down Motława River to the centre of the Old Town. You’ll pass many of the city’s highlights, including its water gates, a 15th-century crane and the gothic Malbork Castle. You'll also see a series of charming old tenement houses, and the monuments and new builds of Ołowianka Island and Granary Island.

This guided tour will take you to Gdańsk's Main Town, with two perspectives, one from a historical standpoint and the other, with some humour. You'll hear about the highs and lows, ups and downs and times of prosperity and times of hardship. You'll learn about how states tried to control the city, why Crusaders visited and what types of people have lived here throughout the years. You'll find out where the wealthy relax and why there are such intricate water gates in the city. Your tour will begin at the Renaissance-era gate where you’ll see different viewpoints of it and perhaps even hear the tower's carillon bells. From the medieval street – a favourite of locals – you’ll see the fortified water gate from a short distance, underneath and take a walk around it to see the figures held inside the transept.

At Olivia Star, the highest viewpoint in Gdańsk, you'll enjoy access to both the observation deck on the 32nd floor and the tropical Olivia Garden on the ground floor. The Cocktail Package includes a Hugo cocktail (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) together with entrance to the Olivia Star Observation Deck and Olivia Garden. Olivia Garden spans more than 800 square metres and houses around 4,000 tropical plants from four continents. You will relax in a lush, exotic atmosphere that blends greenery with open space, a setting often used for both work and leisure. On the 32nd floor you'll sip your Hugo cocktail while taking in panoramic views of the entire Tricity, Gdańsk Bay and the Hel Peninsula. From the observation floor you can admire key landmarks across the Tricity, which makes Olivia Star a natural starting point for further sightseeing.

Experience Gdansk from a smooth, guided golf cart ride through the city’s charming Old Town and its historic shipyard. You will move between landmarks without the need for long walks, covering more ground in less time while taking in the city’s rich history and architecture. The relaxed pace makes it easy to see a lot without feeling rushed. As you move through the streets and along the waterfront, you’ll pass Highland Gate, the Torture House, the Golden Gate and St. Mary’s Church. Your guide will offer stories and background on each site, adding context to what you see and helping you understand Gdansk’s past and its built heritage. This experience is well suited to history enthusiasts and first-time visitors who want a concise, informative introduction to the city’s highlights.

This self-guided audio tour of Gdańsk will take you through the city’s most colourful stories and landmarks, all from your phone. Along the Royal Way you will pass golden gates and merchant houses, hear legends about a mermaid and learn about quirky episodes such as soldiers sometimes being paid in beer, Neptune smashing gold coins out of sheer annoyance, and postal workers holding off an army for 15 hours. You will stand where the Solidarity movement began its fight against communism and hear about the people and events that shaped modern Gdańsk. As you move through the old town, the narration will bring places to life — from the medieval Crane, where workers walked inside giant hamster wheels to lift cargo, to charming Mariacka Street. The tour will let you pause for a drink, climb St. Mary’s tower or linger in a shop and then continue when you’re ready. The audio works on your own device and is designed so you can explore at your own pace while following the city’s thousand-year arc.

This experience takes place on a modern, luxurious motor catamaran in Gdansk, designed for an intimate group of up to 12 passengers. You’ll be in a small, comfortable setting that suits family gatherings, outings with friends or trips with colleagues. The boat’s scale makes the cruise feel personal rather than crowded. Along the way you’ll hear recorded commentary that explains the history of Gdansk’s most famous monuments. As you listen, you can relax, chat with your group and enjoy the passing views while learning about the city’s landmarks from the audio narrative. The combination of a stylish vessel and focused commentary gives you a calm, informative way to experience Gdansk from the water.

You will travel Gdańsk from the water aboard an intimate wooden replica of a Polish river boat that has been used for over 400 years. The spacious 12-seater is small enough to reach places unavailable to large ships, and with so few passengers you’ll feel at ease and special. The cruise starts from the former areas of the Gdańsk Shipyard, which once employed nearly 18,000 people and was closed to visitors for more than 170 years. From there you’ll continue along the Motława, the heart of the Old Town. As you move through the waterways you will see the ruins of the Teutonic castle, the historic water gates that led into the city, and the famous 15th‑century wooden crane. You’ll also pass the charming old tenement houses in their new setting and follow a route past monuments and newer buildings on Ołowianka Island and the Granary Island. The trip also offers a unique and only opportunity to see specialist vessels and Gdańsk cranes up close, giving a different perspective on the city’s maritime heritage.

This tour is the quickest way to get to know Gdańsk and its history. You will sit in a comfortable electric car (golf cart or buggy bus) and enjoy a relaxed ride through the streets of this beautiful city. The experience is suitable for people of all ages and for those with disabilities or difficulty walking. Well-prepared guides with many years of experience will accompany you and help you get the most from the visit. Along the way the guide will tell the story of Gdańsk, point out key attractions and share local insights and practical tips. They will also assist you with information about sights and things to do in the area. The provider’s priority is customer satisfaction, and at the end of the tour you will feel that you already know everything about Gdańsk.

A water experience in Sopot offers a balance of excitement and relaxation. You’ll have the chance to take the helm and try steering the boat yourself, adding a hands-on element to the trip. This practical moment will bring a bit of thrill while keeping the overall pace calm and enjoyable. As you move through the water, you’ll see serene waters and picturesque landscapes surrounding you. The scenery creates a peaceful backdrop that makes it easy to relax and savour the time on board. Along the way you’ll enjoy the simple pleasure of being on the water, making the most of each moment during this distinctive outing.

In Gdańsk you’ll see the city from the water, where river and sea views bring the past to life. As you glide past historic waterfronts and striking city landmarks, you’ll savour a glass of non‑alcoholic drink while taking in sights that can only be reached by boat. The route offers a different perspective on Gdańsk’s architecture and waterways as you move through its maritime landscape. Along the way, you’ll learn about the birthplace of the Solidarity movement and its place in recent history. You’ll also witness the impressive ship repair work at one of Europe’s most famous shipyards, observing maritime activity that underpins the city’s industrial heritage. The experience combines relaxed sightseeing with clear insights into Gdańsk’s political and maritime past, all from the unique vantage point of the water.

This ticket will give you admission to the European Solidarity Centre, where you'll take a guided tour. You'll be joined by a knowledgeable Polish-speaking guide who will share valuable insights and fascinating stories with you as they guide you on a journey that will take you beyond the confines of the museum walls. Throughout the tour, you'll learn about the freedom fighters and their struggle for dignity, liberty and global solidarity.

At the city entertainment centre you’ll find a range of immersive experiences aimed at individuals and families. The venue brings together several attractions in one place so you can move between different types of fun and exploration during your visit. Inside the Wax Figure Museum you’ll see wax representations of well‑known personalities and scenes. The Horror House is a darker attraction and is recommended for children from 12 years old or for younger guests only with parental consent. A Pirates Adventure offers a themed environment where you can explore pirate‑inspired settings. The Mirror Maze challenges your sense of direction with reflections and twists along the way. In the VR zone you may experience virtual reality attractions that place you in digitally created worlds. Along the way you’ll encounter a variety of displays and settings that suit different tastes and levels of thrill.

An audio guide in English is available for cruise information. Marvel at the sights of Gdańsk with a private sightseeing cruise on the Motlawa River. Glide quietly through the water aboard an eco-friendly, electric boat and see the city from a different perspective. Hop aboard and begin your Gdańsk sightseeing adventure. Sit back and relax in comfortable seating with plush pillows and blankets. Feel free to buy a drink from the onboard mini-bar as well. Sail past the city's historic water gates including St. Mary's Gate, Stragglers Gate, St. John's Gate, and the Holy Spirit Gate. Admire the famous red brick crane, the Soldek Museum, and the World War II Museum from the water. Pass the Olowianka Footbridge and see the former warehouses on Granary Island which have been transformed into a chic neighborhood. Return to the starting point at the end of the cruise. We warmly invite you to join our cruises!

You will board an intimate, wooden replica of a Polish river boat used for over 400 years. The spacious 12-seater boat will take you to narrow waterways that larger vessels cannot reach. The cruise will begin from the former areas of the Gdańsk Shipyard, a zone that was unavailable to visitors for over 170 years, offering a distinctive water-based perspective of the city. As you move along the Motława, the centre of the Old Town, you will pass many notable sights. Along the way you'll see the ruins of the Teutonic castle, the water gates that lead into the city and the famous 15th-century wooden crane. Charming old tenement houses and their modern setting will come into view, as will the monuments and newer buildings on Ołowianka Island and Granary Island. The trip also offers a unique opportunity to see specialist vessels and Gdańsk cranes up close, and you may catch breathtaking views of the setting sun framed by the shipyard cranes.