Gdansk Food and Sightseeing Tour with Bart
by Gdansk Food Sightseeing Tours with Bart
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.zł 700Overview
This 3-hour walking tour in Gdansk combines food tasting with sightseeing, guided by a local expert named Bart. The tour begins in the Old Town, where participants visit several family-run eateries and local bars to sample traditional Polish dishes, including wild boar in wild mushroom sauce, paired with local vodka and beer. Along the way, the guide shares insights into Polish culinary traditions, customs, and holiday specialties. The tour includes stops at historical landmarks such as Brama Wyżynna, a medieval prison, the Golden Gate, the Great Armoury, Uphagen's House museum, and the Old Town Hall near St. Mary's Basilica. At Dlugi Targ Square, guests enjoy a starter in the cellar of the Artus Court while learning about Neptune and local history. Later, the group visits a pub styled after the communist era to discuss Poland’s Solidarity movement and sample flavored vodkas. The route continues to the monument of Daniel Fahrenheit and the Green Gate, then proceeds to Granary Island, known for its luxury apartments. The final stop is on Wyspa Olowianka, where participants see the Gdansk Crane and have a main course featuring game dishes, Polish specialties, and desserts. Dinner is included, but gratuities are not. The tour is limited to 12 guests and requires a minimum booking of two people.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Old Town
The tour begins in Gdansk’s Old Town, where participants visit family-owned eateries and local bars that highlight Polish food culture. The guide provides stories and information about culinary traditions, iconic dishes, and the history behind them while guests taste various Polish specialties.
30 min
Brama Wyzynna
The group sees Brama Wyżynna, then moves on to a medieval prison with dungeons before passing through the Golden Gate.
15 min
Great Armoury (Wielka Zbrojownia)
Participants view the Great Armoury, noted as the second-largest armory in Europe.
5 min
Uphagen's House - Museum of Gdansk
The tour includes a stop at Uphagen's House, a historic townhouse now serving as a museum showcasing 18th-century bourgeois interiors and lifestyle.
5 min
Ratusz Starego Miasta
Next, the group sees the Old Town Hall with St. Mary's Basilica visible in the background.
5 min
Dlugi Targ Square
At Dlugi Targ, the guide talks about Neptune and the Artus Court, where participants enjoy a starter meal in the cellars.
45 min
Polish Pub
The group visits a pub styled after the communist era to discuss the Solidarity movement and taste local flavored vodkas.
15 min
Green Gate (Brama Zielona)
The tour continues to the monument of Daniel Fahrenheit, born in Gdansk, then proceeds to the Green Gate.
5 min
Wyspa Spichrzow
Next is Granary Island, known for its expensive and exclusive apartments.
5 min
Wyspa Olowianka
The final stop is on Wyspa Olowianka, where the group sees the Gdansk Crane and then enjoys a main course featuring game dishes, Polish specialties, and desserts.
50 min
Meeting point
Golden Gate, Długa Streetn front of the Golden Gate (Złota Brama)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Gdansk Food and Sightseeing Tour with Bart
by Gdansk Food Sightseeing Tours with Bart
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.zł 700Overview
This 3-hour walking tour in Gdansk combines food tasting with sightseeing, guided by a local expert named Bart. The tour begins in the Old Town, where participants visit several family-run eateries and local bars to sample traditional Polish dishes, including wild boar in wild mushroom sauce, paired with local vodka and beer. Along the way, the guide shares insights into Polish culinary traditions, customs, and holiday specialties. The tour includes stops at historical landmarks such as Brama Wyżynna, a medieval prison, the Golden Gate, the Great Armoury, Uphagen's House museum, and the Old Town Hall near St. Mary's Basilica. At Dlugi Targ Square, guests enjoy a starter in the cellar of the Artus Court while learning about Neptune and local history. Later, the group visits a pub styled after the communist era to discuss Poland’s Solidarity movement and sample flavored vodkas. The route continues to the monument of Daniel Fahrenheit and the Green Gate, then proceeds to Granary Island, known for its luxury apartments. The final stop is on Wyspa Olowianka, where participants see the Gdansk Crane and have a main course featuring game dishes, Polish specialties, and desserts. Dinner is included, but gratuities are not. The tour is limited to 12 guests and requires a minimum booking of two people.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Old Town
The tour begins in Gdansk’s Old Town, where participants visit family-owned eateries and local bars that highlight Polish food culture. The guide provides stories and information about culinary traditions, iconic dishes, and the history behind them while guests taste various Polish specialties.
30 min
Brama Wyzynna
The group sees Brama Wyżynna, then moves on to a medieval prison with dungeons before passing through the Golden Gate.
15 min
Great Armoury (Wielka Zbrojownia)
Participants view the Great Armoury, noted as the second-largest armory in Europe.
5 min
Uphagen's House - Museum of Gdansk
The tour includes a stop at Uphagen's House, a historic townhouse now serving as a museum showcasing 18th-century bourgeois interiors and lifestyle.
5 min
Ratusz Starego Miasta
Next, the group sees the Old Town Hall with St. Mary's Basilica visible in the background.
5 min
Dlugi Targ Square
At Dlugi Targ, the guide talks about Neptune and the Artus Court, where participants enjoy a starter meal in the cellars.
45 min
Polish Pub
The group visits a pub styled after the communist era to discuss the Solidarity movement and taste local flavored vodkas.
15 min
Green Gate (Brama Zielona)
The tour continues to the monument of Daniel Fahrenheit, born in Gdansk, then proceeds to the Green Gate.
5 min
Wyspa Spichrzow
Next is Granary Island, known for its expensive and exclusive apartments.
5 min
Wyspa Olowianka
The final stop is on Wyspa Olowianka, where the group sees the Gdansk Crane and then enjoys a main course featuring game dishes, Polish specialties, and desserts.
50 min
Meeting point
Golden Gate, Długa Streetn front of the Golden Gate (Złota Brama)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.