Walk the 1,000-year-old, medieval village of Gda?sk, which boasts Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture and the massive St. Mary’s Church, often called the Crown of Gdansk.
Highlights:
• After a drive to the seaside town of Gda?sk, set out on a guided walk through Old Town to explore the city’s 1,000 years of history and rich collection of buildings and monuments constructed in a splendid mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles.
• Learn about the many buildings that were rebuilt and lovingly restored after the devastation of World War II.
• Follow the royal route from the Green Gate on the banks of Motlawa, which takes in Long Street and Long Market, with its townhouses spanning 400 years, the Main Town Hall, Arthur’s Court, and the representative symbol of Gda?sk, the Neptune Fountain.
• Stop at the most charming street in Gdansk, St. Mary's Street, with its lively atmosphere, quaint shops, and terraced buildings.
• Visit St. Mary’s Church, the world’s largest brick temple, with mighty walls and an impressive 82-meter tower, and explore its 30 decorated chapels, polyptych, ancient tombs, and 15th-century astronomical clock.
• After your guided visit, you are free to enjoy the town on your own before returning to the port.
What to Bring:
• SeaPass
• Passport
What to Wear:
• Long pants
• Non-slip shoes
Important Notes:
• Guests walk approximately one-and-one-half miles over cobblestone with several steps.
• Motor coach ride between the ship to Gdansk is about 1.0 hour each way, subject to traffic.
